Just received the Majority Bard sound system today. Very easy to set up. Took me 5 mins to connect it to my router, set up all my Internet Radio Preset channels and connect my Bluetooth device. I had a problem trying to find a suitable replacement for a Logitech system I’d bought some time ago because of the lack of output on other systems on the market. It was obvious as soon as I connected Spotify that I had made the right decision. 100w plus a built in sub woofer soon put any doubts to rest. Would heartily recommend to anyone else.

My wonderful internet radio suddenly died about a month before Christmas 2022 and I was lost without it on my bedside table. It woke me up with rousing rock and it sent me to sleep with soft tunes and it also told me the time in the darkness of the night.
About 2 weeks later I decided to treat myself to a new internet radio so I looked on Amazon and I was surprised just how many there were. The first few I looked at didn’t inspire me due to something or other putting me off but then I saw the Majority Bard and I started to like what I was reading and looking at. It was an internet / DAB+ radio with Bluetooth and a USB slot and it had a remote control. It was a bit more than I wanted to spend but I know that quality costs, so I clicked on ‘Buy it now’. I now had to wait another day for it to arrive.
The next day found me tidying the boot of my car when Amazon arrived with my new internet radio. I took the parcel from the driver and went indoors after locking my car up. I quickly unpacked my new Majority Bard and at first glance this was a well made quality piece of kit. I plugged its power lead in and turned it on. I soon had it paired with my Wi-Fi and I tuned into some of my favourite stations. I must say that I got this far without the help of the instruction book and it seemed easy to do.
I next played with the remote control and this felt good and well built and it didn’t necessarily need to be pointed at the radio for it to change the stations. The instruction book was the next thing to look at and I read that there was an app for my phone so I installed the UNDOK app and paired my phone with the radio and I had great fun changing tunes from any room in the house which I wouldn’t normally do. This was great, being able to play my tunes through the wonderful Majority Bard radio.
It also has FM and DAB+ tuning and with its aerial up it had no trouble with tuning the stations. It also has 40 presets for each FM, DAB+ and internet radio and this was a whole lot more than my last radio.
I always have a USB memory stick with music on it so I plugged that into the slot in the back of the radio and I soon was navigating the folders inside and choosing tunes to play. The quality of the sound is very good and with its designs by Cambridge Audio it makes the experience of listening to uninterrupted crisp music how its meant to be heard.
It also has Spotify for those that like to stream their music but I haven’t gone down that route yet.
It also has a 3.5mm audio input jack at the back which you can connect music devices and play music but I haven’t tried that yet but with the Bluetooth and the USB slot and the various radio stations I have enough to be playing with.
The internet radio is, for me, the best thing about the Majority Bard with its plethora of stations to find. Simply search by continent, country, genre, and station name and soon you’ll be connecting to over 25,000 radio stations to explore a wide range of topics.
I think that the Majority Bard is a well built piece of kit and with its audio designed by Cambridge Audio it sounds superb too. I’m sure that it will provide me with hours of enjoyment over the years to come.