Name: Festival
Brand: Riva Audio
SKU: 124648
Rating: 4.3 (32 reviews)

the two speakers used in stereo mode work reasonably well
Everything is color coordinated and user friendly
solid sound quality and a great experience

It s also rather difficult to set up
you re not locked into one form of playback
lagging behind with older versions

Bluetooth: yes
Wireless network (wi-fi): yes

Riva Audio Festival - Pros & Cons

the two speakers used in stereo mode work reasonably well
Everything is color coordinated and user friendly
solid sound quality and a great experience
It fits nicely on any flat surface
and has a decent sound
The soundstage on this speaker is also quite impressive
RIVA did a fantastic job with their manual
seamless part of that really is brilliant
Festival performs admirably and I enjoy the fast connection via BT
broadness and the ability to fill a room is quite good on this speaker
better quality audio and a lot more flexibility
It feels parallel and separated from the plentiful low end
Bluetooth also works well for the Arena in its role as a portable speaker
Installation and connection to a Wifi network is a breeze
the bass depth and richness factors are sublime
This is a fantastic product for bass depth

It s also rather difficult to set up
you re not locked into one form of playback
lagging behind with older versions
poor wireless connection in your space
no danger of missing out on aspects of detailed tracks
It s not a free-space design
it lacks the cohesiveness of more mainstream speakers
The installation process does not include any room correction or adjustment
the treble experience feels noticeably thinner
this is not a bass cannon
nor is it exaggerated too much
only the speaker were a totally wooded speaker
Bluetooth tech still not being up to par
exterior casing is not wood
Ride-on Toys
glossy finish a bit much on larger speakers
The price was also on the premium side at
Bluetooth speakers that blow it away at half the price
where is no WiFi
Little bit too tipped up at the ends
Amazon Music compression is just totally messed up
The Festival is quite a bit bigger than the Turbo
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Riva Audio Festival - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Peak power	200 W Best: Devialet Phantom Peak power: 4500 W
Weight	6441.01 g Best: Philips BT2650 Weight: 0.21 g

Riva Audio Festival - Full Specifications

Low frequency	40.0 Hz
High frequency	26.0 kHz
Peak power	200.0 W
Supported formats	Apple Lossless FLAC MP3 WAV WMA

Height	7.87 in
Width	14.37 in
Depth	7.09 in
Weight	227.2 oz

Smart speaker (virtual assistant)	no
Streaming standards	AirPlay Google Cast Spotify Connect

Colour of product	Black Wenge White

USB	yes
USB version	2.0
Other connectors	Digital optical input
Type of USB connector	USB
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
Analogue 3.5mm input (Aux)	1
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
DLNA	yes

Electric (not USB)	yes

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Riva Audio Festival Riva Audio - Editorial Reviews (2)

Riva Audio Festival Review: RIVA Festival

www.themasterswitch.com

Published: 04.05.2018

Review: RIVA Festival

See our in-depth review of the RIVA Festival wireless speaker, with our analysis of the design, sound quality, accessories, and more.

GeekDad

Published: 18.11.2017

GeekDad Review: RIVA Festival and RIVA Arena Multi-Room Wireless Speakers - GeekDad

RIVA's WAND multi-room wireless speaker series (Wireless Audio Network Design) were CES 2017 Innovation award honorees. I tested the new Festival and Arena, and they more than lived up to expectations--especially the Festival, which is a 200-watt monster of a wireless speaker.