@@daryasystem9601In every way, generally in life the cheapest item is usually the crappiest! Spend more, go for Quality! Better to have 1 thing you really really like, rather than having 20 things that are just ok, or in this case, bad!
Super awesome review brother! I bought the JBL 310 with 2 wired JBL mics for my baby girl's birthday. We want to sing karaoke over her favorite songs. I want her to feel what it's like to project your voice in a mic paired with a decently powerful speaker. Back in my days, I was singing with a mic plugged in a guitar Amp...it was not ideal, the guitars and drums were pretty much always drowning my voice output 😂
@@markaustinsickbasshead274 but if you wanna get a sepaker for that price id want one that sounds good sb4 sounds like a flip 5 but louder w more bass 710 is oin another level
A portable power station can be used with the 710, that rules out the deliberation of choosing between a battery powered speaker or not. Problem solved
@@markaustinsickbasshead274Sony xv900 is a rechargeable speaker, but 710 is electric Electric speakers will be much stronger than rechargeable ones Sony xv900 is the most powerful rechargeable speaker in the world and easily defeats Partybox 320
I know these videos are older, but in case someone is still doing some research...This is a total game changer for the PB710. Purchase a small "solar generator" for AC power. (Call it what it is; a powerbank.) I have one about the size of an ammo can (400 *watt* hour) and it will run twice as long as battery run time in this test and give you full AC speaker wattage output. If you carry a second battery for the SB4, what's the difference? I had a larger "generator" I brought to an outdoor bday/dance party at a open field park w/gazebo. I had 2 PB310's and 2 PB100's banging for 3 hours and used less than 25% of the powerbank. It's a 1050 watt hour unit. Definitely on the larger size compared to my small one, but I probably could have kept the party going 12 hours with no problem. WAY more if I hooked up the 500w solar panel while it was running.
Have you listened to the party box 1000. I haven’t heard it in person yet. I have 2 JBL encores they are impressive and I bought them after watching your review of them.thanks
we just recently downgraded to jbl PB710 from jbl PB1000. the physicality is very noticeable, but that's why we got it - to have less complaints from the carehome residents we're serving. i spent good amount of time to professionally tune both speakers, with pb710 tuned to genelec 8030a + mono or middle clarity expanded on bongiovi dps app; while the pb1000 favors being tuned to audioengine a2-hifi + wide expanded or middle clarity expanded to achieve their most natural sounding output. the pb710 responds well with plugins like the crystallizer. i'm a bit disappointed with the pb710 at first. however, its sound signature is better on the treble region, but the separation on the pb1000 is better, i guess, due to its downward firing subwoofer and compression driver to handle the upper regions of your music. we're using them outdoors for karaoke and we're blocks away from the nearest neighbors so we do have some freedom with the volume. i'll update once we have tested daisy-chaining both of them. i did pull the trigger and spent the extra $800 for the pb710 just to settle this issue because of some people on youtube saying that its better that the pb1000, they must have compared them on stock EQ to come to that conclusion. after owning both now, i say the bigger pb1000 is definitely better, although both their sound imaging profile is not quite as pleasant compared to our diamondboxx L3 hooked with a diamondboxx PAsub15. i hope this helps answer some of your questions.
not sure if it has any app support or stuff like that to change eq. I found one just in gym and listened some songs on it and it definetely has more wall shaking bass than 710 that I own myself and it probably gets louder than 710 as some reviews has told. But I can modify the sound on 710 with eq more for own taste and 1000 sounded kind a bad on some songs because there so much bass lol but that might be plus for some people. Also 1000 is taller than 710 and 710 was perfect fit for trunk. It literally is perfect size. I probably like the sound on the 710 more than 1000 because of the eq. 710 definetely more versitale. I'm still biased towards 710 haha you probably can't go wrong with any jbl product
@@leokvist397 the pb1000 has no support, but that doesnt worry me, there are other ways to get there. if you tune them correctly, i'm leaning towards the pb1000 having more potential or headroom. we normally use youtube quality audio files (using ogg opus [variable bitrate] or vorbis [fixed bitrate] or mp3 320-kbps which will distort. i will use flac files this coming week on both just to verify, thats the advantage of owning both, you can test them anytime. although bottomline: hearing is subjective, you do ( or spend on) whatever makes you happy.
Hey can you tell me more about your encores? I'm considering buying 2 Can you tell me how it sounds when paired or would you rather buy the 310, also do they give off a club like stereo sound? I'm sorry if these are a lot of questions but I really need some closure
The reason the jbl sounds so much clearer than the soundboks is that the soundboks is set to its STAGE eq. If it was set to lounge it would sound just as clear id not clearer.
They are not selling any either way. In my country sony speakers are a LOT more expensive than JBL. 3 XV900s are equal in price to 2 Partybox Ultimates, lol.
Maybe you dont know how to play it. If you play just mp3 yes i agree with you but if you play hires audio files then you know what i mean. Sony play LDAC which is higher bitrate or say looseless files.jbl only aac or sbc.
@@JRM_AudiophileLite LDAC is not lossless. And JBL is a living proof that you can beat LDAC with SBC. Codecs don't mean much if the drivers are crap to begin with.
I've heard that the soundboks 4 keeps it's bass on higher volume but it emphases more on kick bass and even less on deep bass in comparison to the soundboks 3. But I can't approve it myself, that's what I heard from different reviews which were in german language. Many reviewer don't suggest to exchange the soundboks 3 for the soundboks 4 since it's not worth it. Hope this helps.
Only the soundbox has zero latency. The others are completely useless for live djing or any live performance. But not sure gen4 is worth 400$ more than gen 3.
Jbl sounds way better. Also I was checking pricing and since you can't play soundboks pass medium volume while chargin you need to buy extra battery plus charger. So prices is about 500 canadian more than jbl 710. That battery situation its a bad deal breaker.
There's also been a lot of reports about battery issues in the Soundboks. Their battery seem to degrade extremely quick and some people were reporting that even brand new batteries were damaged.
Will the speaker with say 5W RMS get damaged if paired with an 80W RMS speaker using TWS option/technology, of course with a single source at maximum volume, like an MP3 Player or a smartphone? Or will both play at their respective maximum volume level without any damage?
They will play at each respective level. Each can only output what it can. The TWS doesn't supply any power, just signal gain. The 5w speaker is driven by a 5w amplifier and that's that. Yes you can overdrive it into oblivion, but that's any amplifier anywhere. Where you might have a problem is the TWS. It's very specific with JBL products, just FYI.
@@LukeR1M And alien technology to make small 5, 6 7 inch speakers dig as deep and loud as 12 or 15 inch drivers. I'm only half kidding. I have been building speakers since a kid...literally, I used to take cardboard boxes when I was 11 and make speakers and haven't stopped. There is usually no real mystery how speakers work. You have your normal trade off's so you find what works best for the application. You take the T/S parameters, and you can graph just about any driver in any kind of box before leaving the computer. These drivers are doing what small drivers are not supposed to, play loud AND deep. You can get a 3 inch driver to play deep, but it won't be very loud before it runs out of xmax. When I can light up a whole neighborhood with 4 5.25" drivers banging out bass and treble like I've got compression horns going (2 PB 100's), uh...alien technology.
Soundboks seems to be tuned for old people. Balanced and clear. I guess for sit-down parties. The JBL 710 is still like it's lower models, a little muffled but the bass is just amazing. Great for dance or house parties. The JBL Ultimate and 1000 have better highs and mids. Sony just sucked. Which surprised me.
I wouldn't call JBL muffled. It's just that the bass is quite overpowering vs mids and highs. Easily fixable with the EQ, just bring up the mids and highs just a notch and maybe even lower bass and it sounds even better IMO.
The SB is just a midbass/highs cabinet you'll find in any pro sound set up. Designed to roll off below 60-80hz, but throw voice and highs far and through the crowd. The subs pick up the bottom end except in this case...they are missing. It's really easy to get mid-bass and compression drivers to play loud. They are not doing ANYTHING special. JBL is the one using alien technology. Getting small drivers like that to play LOUD down to 35hz, and getting non compression drivers to throw highs long distances is just a friggin mystery and breaks all the established norms in speaker building. Facts.
@@JViello Agree 100%. JBL does something that others don't. Even their small bluetooth speakers like Charge 5 play loud and clear with insane bass. How do they get so much bass out of that tiny little thing is a mystery.
@@LukeR1M Haha, totally! My son has a Flip 6 he uses for his gaming PC if he's not on headphones. His friend was over one day and was like "what kind of sub do you have with your setup?" LOL 😅
I don't understand the EQ visualizer.. It never matched the sound coming from speakers. Normally you see the bass kicks make the lows jump but it never followed the tracks.
Hello, pourrais tu tester audiocase S10 elle et comme la soundbok bonne enceinte puissante mes hifi sa pourrait leur donné un coup de pouce car très bonne enceinte. Thx
@@hotweelz87because I have a B&W Nautilus System at home i know what a good speaker sounds like, The sony lacks Highs Compared to the other two and For having the biggest drivers, it dissapoints In bass And maximum volume, it sounds like it is in another room, muffled
@@HAIYANE9910 it just destroys your house if you're not if you're getting it too loud I was just vibrate the entire house but everything else I said besides the durability and lack of features actually makes worst adding has a lack of durability I'm nothing just beat but do you know that it's durability and portability is important to you then stop it