Man a little too late for this speaker. I am a JBL through and through but I needed something for wedding ceremonies so I ended up getting a pair of Bose S1 Pro's and absolutely love them. Superior sound. The JBL looks pretty dope though. Love that you can take the battery out with ease.
Thanks for your time and clear explanation of the basics.I just purchased 1. The JBL EON ONE Compact Portable PA.came with a link sent to me by Sound Engineer Gage Massey with Sweetwater Pro Gear and Sound.its at my Gmail Inbox and Home screen.Especially very thanking you for Showing the Firmware update time duration.I was bugged.late waiting ...waiting hmmm what now.So now I know great video
Phantom isn't to increase your microphone sensitivity, it's only for condensor mic's and active Di's, using phantom power on a regular dynamic mic can destroy your microphone
@@harveysmusicschoollizaman2290 That's true, won't hurt your dynamic mic. But also, remember when plugging AND unplugging your condenser mic, to have the phantom power turned off. Having it on for either of those can mess up your condenser mic.
Now, I'm setup.Just wrote a new song followed the instructions but no volume at the Main So this time its just my SHURE SM58 Mic with the required Mic input Something is not giving output. My guitar is plugged into my Line 6 _ Spider V30 modeling amp The song is eq ..but the Main is swish right back left no output Its mine tech problem A big thanks all for your all from mike morales
The speaker can display two color lights on the front. One Green and one White. No one has been able to explain the difference in the two lights however when the light is green the speaker performs phenomenal. When the light is white you hear static and any music source you’re using is disrupted. Does anyone have any idea what the difference between the white light and the green light is because evidently JBL is unaware of that also.
This question haunted me for some weeks, when I saw your message. After a little research with the app, i discovered that Green/White front light are related with BT broadcast, when you pair two JBL Eon One units. Change the settings with the App.
Must press down the power switch for several seconds to power on & off. The switch eventually failed after about two years, so I had to replace the switch twice at $90.00 each.
I wish Bose would put USB on their speakers. I like the idea of just pluging in a USB for continuous music if you want to NOT tie up your device. Plus you can connect any light in the USB as well.
I'm wondering how to keep other people from wirelessly connecting to the speaker with their devices... I can't figure out any way to set-up a password or anything. This is not good.
I think you need to connect with an external mixer in order to do that. BT/Line run in a different channel than Mic inputs. There are mixers USB powered. I have the Phonic AM6GE and I can use with the JBL Eon One Compact.
Thanks for your review, very helpful... I bought this JBL and wish someone would explain to me how to use the EQ, frequency, depth, width and all these things, it is like Chinese to me... would you? Maybe you would have lots of views!!! ;-). Thank you so much!
Glad it helped, well the best thing would be to Google those terms, you'll get a great explanation for them all :) Would be long to explain all of them.
@@TotallydubbedHD Thank you again, learning is fun and makes you happier in life... I'll find a way... If someone out here has suggestions, please share!
@@fyloupourvous1204 I'm not a expert, but this works for me: 1. Pair the speaker with the bluetooth of your iOS/Android device. 2. Set the bass and treble knobs to zero. 2. Open the JBL App. Go to EQ-OUT tab. 3. In "band select", pick the band 1, and move the left slider "GAIN" to your taste. I set bands 1, 2 and 3 to +2dB. I think that JBL Eon One Compact is very strong in bass, so I only add 2 dB. 4. I left bands 3, 4, 5 and 6 "as is", without changes (0 gain). 5. I crank bands 7 and 8 to +6dB, I like "sharp" high frequencies. 6. I make any other adjustments with the Bass and treble knobs. best regards!!!
@@TotallydubbedHD Thanks. You think that really it has better sound? Talking only about sound, because I know that jbl has more features. I was rather thinking about $250-400
@@wiazek throughout the frequency range, I'd say so. But it can't get as loud as the JBL nor produce the same amount of bass (due to the size of the drivers). As for your price range, been a while since I've tested Bluetooth speakers at that price point, so there might be newer ones, but the Samsung AKG VL5 (VL550) was impressive: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ywWnkXkdHXk.html
stereo link for this speaker is horrible when going to Bluetooth it will crap out on you even when you're next to it. if you run the speaker one at a time it will travel far That the only bad thing i could say. and it clips early. but I still like this speaker
Any chance of some info or a demo of the Bluetooth sync? Before I buy 4 of these I need to know if it’s any good or just to run cables between them instead however the wireless sync solution is better for setup times if it’s any good. Thanks.
I bought the compact and a JBL 712. The compact Bluetooth paired right away and not successful on the 712 yet. Be aware, the blue tooth IS NOT for streaming, only to control sound from your device. You still need to connect the speakers with a cable.
Thats scary that you say a bluetooth speaker can be had for less that sounds substantially better. Would you say it makes more sense to get a that instead and use a small mixer?
If I buy two of these... can I connect them to my Yamaha subwoofer with XLR? I want to have two 8 inch tops with my 15 inch subwoofer when I dj at smaller weddings! Thank you!
If you have a powered subwoofer you can. Plug your mixer into your sub, then run from your sub into the 8” speakers. If you are not using a powered sub, are you using a crossover?
@@TotallydubbedHD It would be nice if power was available to not use the battery at all. Battery is cool but power would be a good thing if the sun or something else caused the batteries to malfunction on hot days playing outside. Thanks for you fast response. Los Angeles Ca
@@TotallydubbedHD finally fixed the firmware issue. Had to do a hard reset by holding down the phantom and ducking buttons. So it has completed it's cycle and turned off by itself. Once it booted up again I went to the firmware section to see if it was updated with the latest firmware but it had another firmware update available again 🤨 so anyway I tried updating it for the second time but it has failed again and it kept on failing. So I do another bloody hard reset again, I go to the firmware section and now it says it has the latest firmware lol. The thing does my head in. Even mix mode is a cluster fu$%. Mix mode is confusing as hell with the volume dials being 1 down from the channel that your using and that doesnt even work as listed in the instructions 😫 I must have a lemon 🍋 but unfortunately not the kind I like 👭
@@trevnutz that's really odd. I do remember the FW update taking up to 20 mins, but didn't experience any issues myself! I'd contact JBL support if I were you
@@TotallydubbedHD Yes I have, you says it's a good PA speaker and not a good Bluetooth speaker, as the size is smaller than a partybox 100 and it plays louder and deeper it sounds on paper as a good partyspeaker, so, is it?
