How to connect JBL Partybox 310 to any mixer or DJ controller!!!! 

I had no delay as long as the speakers were connected with cords. I did have a delay when speakers were connected by bluetooth

You'll also get a delay if you connect to the Aux input. Hence connecting to daisy chain input, It's realtime because it's meant to keep the speakers in sync

Wired = faster audio transfer. I had so much delay using bluetooth so for djing purposes, not advisable. Wired is best.

As long as the boombox has an AUX input it should work.

Hi did it work with you BB ?

Sorry I'm just now getting back to you. I haven't tried the way you described, but I'd say it should work as long as you use the daisy chain out to another 310. If I get time I'll try it out for myself and let you know how it worked out.

Yes you can connect only one speaker to a mixer

Me personally before I sold my 310s I borrowed a JBL IRX115S. Sounded great along with two 310s. How to connect. 1. Use two XLR cables from Left and Right on mixer to Subwoofer input FIRST!!!! That way the crossover in the sub is being used and send proper signal to Partybox 310. 2. From the sub output use female XLR to aux cable. Connect those to either the Aux or daisy chain IN on the Partybox 310s and you're good to go.

Not too familiar with the FLX 4. I would try connecting the FLX 4 to a mixer and then connect the speakers to the outputs of the mixer.

Yo bro im having a problem with my flx 4 not putting out sound with my 310s

Any idea how I can get it to run good

@@marvinnunez3197 what are you using for a cable? RCA to aux? And what are you using for software?

If you use rekordbox, just make sure it’s not set to use internal speakers, and plug it into daisy chain in, if you use aux in you gotta make sure the 310 is set to aux and turn the volume all the way up on the 310

There's no difference if you go that route. That's fine as long as have the right cords.

How about between DC in and Aux in of pb310? Are there any difference between the two in terms of connecting 3.5mm jack?

​@@jancarloeustaquio2895when I had the speakers I never tried that way of connecting them. I always thought the DC connection was for some kind of battery connection.

No it's not a problem if it's connected that way.

@@DJSteveNDeed okdk, thanks a lot! 👍🏻

Just make sure you're mic connection is set to "line".

@@DJSteveNDeed hmmmm the thing is I have a Partybox 110, it just has the mic input and guitar input, but no line selector as the 310 does...

What software are you using?

If im not not mistaken the mic will only work on the primary speaker. You can try to daisy chain the speakers and see if you can get the mic to come through both. I use a mixer, I'd have to to try it out and see if that method works

I've got a PB110, thinking gonna get another PB110 later but right now I want to get an idea how to connect mic/mics to both speaker while they still play music in stereo

@@ericsson980 Your mic will only come through the speaker it's connected to. The best way to the mic through both speakers is to either connect your mic to your controller or to use an external mixer. Me personally I would use a mixer in that it gives you more inputs and connections if needed.

@@DJSteveNDeed thanks. If connect through external mixer, does the left or right channel output when connected to my speaker aux in will play all the driver in the speaker? Or just play left side driver? Thanks

@@DJSteveNDeed I mean like a single JBL Partybox speaker have 4 driver. 2 Twitter and 2 mid/bass. Will it play all of the driver or just half of the driver? Because some says if you connect a left mono output to a speaker, it will not play all the driver

@@ericsson980 it should play through all the drivers in the speaker. All the drivers are connected inside

How are you connected to your main speakers? XLR or RCA? You could also try coming out of your booth connection on your mixer as well to your Partybox 300.

@@DJSteveNDeed but there's no way u can avoid the latency right? cuz it's different hardware

@@dex.9122 more than likely so. I've never had any latency issues when I had those speakers.

I'm pretty sure you can using the wired daisy chain connection. It think you can only pair two speakers together at once via TWS.

@@DJSteveNDeed Thanks for taking your time to answer. Not sure if i should get 2 more JBL 310s or just get 2 x 1000 😊 im a Dj planing to host small out door events in the summer. The Mackie 15" speakers and 18" subs are to heavy to carry around and to expensive to me. Love to see a test with JBL Partybox vs the 15 and 18 Macky setup 😊

@@theaverageguy3884 I understand about trying to drag around those heavy tops and subs. I did a party earlier this year with just two JBL Partybox 310s and they were plenty loud for a crowd of 100. For me personally I think 4 would do great!!! More portability, ability to put them on stands, and battery powered are all great options to have. Of course testing needs to be done with both sets for comparison.

@@DJSteveNDeed I need power to my Pioneer XDJ-XZ and lights. So i will bring a generator. And befpre i can buy 2 x JBL 310 more. I have to know 100% sure that they will work together 😊 i have speaker stands so i can bring them up from the gronnd/floor.

@@theaverageguy3884 I had 2 18 inch subs and 2 powered 15 inch speakers. You are right, they are pain in the back but being full-range speakers, they can accommodate lots of people, but for smaller venues, 2 710s or 2 JBL 1000s will suffice enough. In fact, the 710s are better than the old 1000s, as people would say and based on experiences.

I think so. I personally have not tried that route myself. I can give it a try and let you know if it works.

@@DJSteveNDeed Oh Thx You! That would be great! I'm about to buy 2 but this is very important to me :)

@@StevenLozach I totally understand. They were a good investment for me personally. My next add on is a pair of 15 inch subs. I'd have to see how my gigs line up for the summer lol

@@StevenLozach Yes it works with only one cord and with the other speaker connected by Bluetooth. The cord has to be in the AUX jack in order for it to work that way

@@DJSteveNDeed thanks Steve!

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I found out and music is playing now on my mixer and box thanks

Yes because you're getting left and right channels when connected to the mixer

@@DJSteveNDeed left and right channels both goes in to a single speaker through the 3.5mm and then from that to another speaker. You have to plug the speakers separately from channel R and L to get stereo audio.

No there are no delays when connected with wires the way its described in the video

yes, it has delay

@@BM88music You are wrong.

Not too sure. I would say connect RCA to one speaker and then use the daisy chain link to connect to other speaker.

I'd have to make a sound check video

I'd have to make a sound video

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Check out my link above. I have it set up the same way for a party I did.

I agree 💯

@@DJSteveNDeed or you can play with flagship Samsung smartphone because they have akg amp

Yep it should work for the 710

@@DJSteveNDeed can we connect like this in the video with Partybox 310 and 110? or same model pairs only?

@@wynbergify You should be able to connect the Partybox 110 with the Partybox 310 thru the TWS or with a wired connection. The Partybox 110 have the same connections on the back panel.

Are you getting sound when you connect your FLX4 if you connect it to another set of speakers?

This is not speaker this is yours connection use yours usb to laptop and aux out from controller get use pc and controller out on software