Sony X-Series SRS-XV900 vs JBL Partybox 710 Bluetooth Speaker Review 

Get the sony instead.. it's got a battery

get one of those portable battery boxes... like anker solix 1000 will power it for 12 hours or longer at max volume

there an eq mode in the sony app

I would build a plate with a stand receiver on it and then strap the speaker down to it. Or something that clamps over the wheels to hold it down.

I have 2 of the JBL Partybox 710 as well. Was thinking about single Partybox 1000, but i wanted stereo, it hits so hard, never expected so much power out these 2, are you using these more at home or for parties?

@@justinasnalivaika7881 I use them to Deejay parties and to host Karaoke parties. I don't use them much at home other than for prep and testing. IMO the Partybox 1000 is way too large and cumbersome to be easily transportable. As a matter of fact, I find that 1 Partybox 710 is often overkill for small parties. Also, when you mention stereo, you need to be aware that if you use 2 Partybox 710's in Bluetooth TWS mode, then you get "True Stereo" (left and right channels). But if you daisy chain from one 710 to another 710 with a wire, the same sound comes out of both speakers and there's no "left/right" channels. You could use a mixer to connect the speakers to seperate channles and achieve true stereo. I only mention this because I would never rely on bluetooth for a gig where someone is paying me, and because I only use high quality FLAC "lossless" audio files and bluetooth compresses audio and you do not achieve the same quality as a wired connection. If you are using MP3 files or a streaming service, which is "lossy" to begin with, then it wouldn't matter as much. To sum it up, I know that the Partybox 710 is not officially a "professional" speaker, but they sure as hell sound and feel professional to me with the added convenience of built in PA/Karaoke for personal use and very small parties. I have no regrets about purchasing these for this use.

@Avi Fleischer they kick ass..period...and you would have to be a muscle man to lift these 710's on a Tripod!!!...my 310's are enough to lift onto a tripod!! I think I would look for some kind of small folding table to get the 710's up higher to ear level ..then strap down. I would never mess or alter the casing of the 710.

That’s sad because I believe you can on the 310 …

I’d go for the JBL for that type of music because the highs are much more robust.

I would listen to someone that knows what they are talking about..this fellow in his video thinks JBL has a unit thats larger than the 710 that has a battery.. wrong!..its the smaller 310..and to me he is more leaning to the sony..which even looking at it is not as well made.check out "Flossy Carter ".and "DLX Willington". If you want a great true review!

710 is the loudest. Soundboks 4 is pretty close but is nowhere near as clear sounding as the JBL.

😂😂 i al ready expected some one to answer the comments of this man on the video, and you did just perfect! ......got My JBL 710 and maybe it's not the best tbut hard to beat out! greetings!

Idk why jbl doesnt just add fuckin batteries, its stupid when you think about it

Well said I have a pair of the wonder twins as you call them and I activate them every day

the fact the treble slider doesn't fix it makes me think in chasing eye catching specs on paper and cramming more speakers in a small space they've actually gone out of phase lol and the JBL clarity to me just sounds like perfectly in phase audio. i bet if you cut the wires to a couple of the speakers you'd get more presence. maybe sony even tested it in an anechoic chamber or lab settings but the moment someone puts it in a room, in an odd corner (being one), its fuked because so many sources (side/top/lots of front) its going to end up wiping out its own sound profile/clarity.

DAMN🤣

Thats exactly why I'm looking at the 900, we have the 500 now and it pisses him off. Where I live there's no noise ordinance so he can call all he wants. Asshole supposed to be responsible for a shared driveway and he's a douche about it. Guess what asshat? You're about to get the 500 and his big ass brother 900

😂 lol

The JBL report a police bro

I am going to get a 2nd one 😀

😂😂😂😂😂

Ya, with the app it stomps on the Sony's head easily.

What’s your EQ setting?

@@TrungPham-jd6vj I have the bass half way Treble and mids full Bass on deep for electronic type music Punchy for a lot of rock type music

even the jbl 310 is better

Check DLX willingtons comparison of XV900 and partybox 310. Much smaller 310 completely destroys the XV900. Sorry to break it to you.

I mention it multiple times in the video. The JBL hits much harder.

v83d is a crape i have this

Il v83d the Power lound

I’d go JBL.

What’s the update?

oh its awesome the sound is suttle nd non tiring audio sound 10/10 its all you need

You must hear the SS CS SERIES from Sony, the reviews about it are very good. Sony, in 80”s and 90”s was one of the most important brands in audio department. Now y know they could make better, but they are not bad

Hard to believe this was even edited.

try them in person and you’ll chance your mind real quick 😂

​@@dread8900😂 I have two of them they are amazing, 30-35% volume is enough to shake walls and everything

You need a bit more detail on what makes it disappointing as this feedback doesn't help anyone. For all we know, you're a rep for JBL just trying to downgrade competitors.

@@GorgeofdespairDefinitely not my intention to downgrade anyone. I can only have one party speaker at a time. As of right now the Sony SRS XV 900 is the one I currently have. Believe it or not I chose it over the JBL partybox 710 due to dimensions. I needed a speaker that could fit below my projector screen without blocking any of the screen. To my surprise the Sony was right on the money. It couldn't get any closer to the size I needed. Seeing the big square subwoofer made me think it would be perfect for movies. Don't get me wrong it's good. Just not great in the low bass region. I listen to electronic music with very low bass the most because it's fun. For some reason when the bass drops low. Instead of pressurizing the room. The bass disappears all together. Not sure if Sony put a filter on it to reserve battery life or what. But it's part of my music that I'm used to hearing on other systems. I kid you not this speaker has everything else I could ever hope for. Just not the low low bass that I expected from a larger subwoofer. I think the price of this speaker had my expectations too high. I am able to connect my own external DAC with a wired connection and play DSD tracks. The clarity and detail retrieval is outstanding. I will say the Sony has a very good kick drum in the bass. That part I do enjoy. Again when the bass goes to drop to the bottom spectrum of human hearing it's just not there. I'm actually taking it pretty hard because it's so close. When you think party you want to feel the thump and pressure to the music and have fun. If the content is available in the media. You want to be able to play it. A portable Bluetooth speaker of this caliber should be able to do it all. Not being turned and optimized for the 20-30hz region was the deal breaker for me due to my type of music. Apologies for the long response. Hope this shines light on some more detail why it's disappointing for me. A linkable sepret subwoofer would probably solve my issue if Sony would ever make one.

I got one too, the Sony speakers just need a lot of break in time for them to start sounding right

Neither 710

Sony v83d Power

@@sonymhcv42 i had this v83d but i burn it and destroy for rattling cabinet noise and sony said this is common for this speaker now i won jbl 710 and jbl is far better then v83d

@@dickmund2612 no v83d più potente JBL 710 più di qualità

I agree, Sony is shite.

@@sonymhcv42shakti shali hone se kya fayda agar bass deep na ho sony sirf upper bass detahe bewakuf log sony kharido😂