In this price range, we’re fans of the Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth, the JBL Boombox, and Audioengine’s A5+ Wireless.įor far less, you can still enjoy some serious power from JBL in the form of the Xtreme 2, which is waterproof and quite large-but large for a portable Bluetooth speaker, not large like a piece of furniture.įinding the best price for the JBL PartyBox 300 is no easy task. But if you’re just looking for the best Bluetooth speaker $450 can buy, this isn’t it. Throw in the LED lights, and you’ve got yourself a good time. It can blast music at very high volumes with insane bass response, and it has a mic and instrument input so you can sing karaoke or use it as an amp. The JBL PartyBox 300 is a Bluetooth speaker for loud parties. That means the speaker has the capability to get PA-system loud, and you’d be better be ready for it-start off with your volume level at zero and raise it from there. However, unlike most Bluetooth speakers, a reasonable everyday listening level for the PartyBox 300 is probably around 25 percent, maybe 40 percent if you really want to rock out. The volume levels work in conjunction with your paired mobile device’s master volume, like most Bluetooth speakers. There’s also an RCA output, and a left/right channel button for pairing up two of these speakers and powering what could become your eviction party.īeneath the large metallic grille panel, the PartyBox 300 houses dual 6.5-inch woofers and dual 2.3-inch tweeters delivering a frequency range of 45Hz to 20kHz and a whopping 100-120 watts RMS. As well as the dedicated mic and guitar inputs, which each have their own gain knobs directly above them.īoth inputs are a quarter-inch, so if you’re thinking of using an XLR mic, you’ll need to buy an adapter. The input panel on the back of the speaker houses connections for RCA, 3.5mm aux, and USB connections. The downside is that the battery takes five hours to fully charge. The upside of the battery is that it can go for up to 18 hours-though this will largely depend on your volume levels, so if you’re blasting it and using the LEDs, expect lower numbers. It can operate off of its internal battery. When laid on its side, the controls are still accessible, you just have to squat down to use them.īelieve it or not, this beast is portable, in the sense that it can be moved around. It’s easiest to operate when vertical, because the top panel houses the controls. The bottom panel as well, so it can be oriented vertically or horizontally. The PartyBox 300 has built-in handles, as well as built-in rubber feet on two side panels. Shipping Note: Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, P.O.Measuring 27.1 by 12.2 by 12.6 inches (HWD) and weighing in at a cumbersome 35 pounds. Pre-program your party or event with your favorite playlist from USB thumb drive! Wirelessly stream high-quality sound from your smartphone or tablet. Plug in your mic or guitar and take the stage. Mic and guitar inputs allow you to plug in your mic or guitar and take the stage.
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The full panel lighting effect creates a captivating light show to astound your crowd with a lasting visual experience.JBL Signature Sound offers unprecedented performance and an authentic audio experiences you will remember for your party.Connect two PartyBox speakers wirelessly with the TWS feature or wired from one RCA output to another RCA input. Just plug in your Mic or Guitar and take the stage or stream your playlist via Bluetooth or from a USB stick. Thanks to its rechargeable battery and 12V DC input you can bring the party everywhere. The JBL PartyBox 300 is a powerful party speaker with JBL sound quality and vivid light effects.
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