
soundcore
Boom 2
Loud, bassy, portable, but needs EQ, no aux input.

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This is the ONN Large Party Speaker. I got it at Walmart for 129.99$ which is the base price, not an on sale price. The amount and depth of bass this thing puts out actually beats my JBL Boombox 3 which is well over 3x the price MSRP. If anyone has the space for it and loves bass this is a must buy honestly. Positives are it has 2 1/4 inch mic/guitar ports, Aux in, Radio functionality shockingly, IPx4 rating, Insane amount of bass, Can play down to 20 hz (It struggles to reproduce those frequencies till about 35hz then it’s strong and can handle them well), Can play up past 16k hz, (haven’t tested past that), Full blown Bass port and Carrying handle with Wheels! And has different lighting modes to play around with. Any cons I’d have for it is it doesn’t have an app, which can be seen as a good thing for some people, but it makes it so u can’t adjust the eq much. It has 3 presets, EQ off or normal mode, Bass, and the Outdoor mode. All in all, if u want a cheaper slightly worse sounding version of the Partybox Club 120 at 1/3rd the cost this is the one to get. Beats any speaker I’ve seen at this price range.
Essentially, u can hear 20 hz to 35, but it’s softer with those frequencies than it is above 35hz. U can kinda hear it come to life above 35hz and it shakes the whole room at those frequencies. But below it, u can hear those frequencies but they don’t have as much power behind them and don’t shake the room as well.
I honestly don’t know what a storm box is, however I do have other speakers like the JBL Boombox 3 which is crystal clear and the Soundcore Rave Neo 2 which is quite bass heavy. I can say with confidence in the normal eq mode it has out of the box it does quite well with regular non bass heavy music and it can get QUITE loud and can fill a whole backyard easily with music.
Yeah, but if u don’t use Aux with hifi music files it would sound any different cause Bluetooth has way less nitrate to work with and uses something called Lossy quality which means the larger the file it’s trying to send the more in compresses and losses quality. Aux doesn’t have that problem, its lossless quality
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soundcore
Boom 2
Loud, bassy, portable, but needs EQ, no aux input.

Bose
SoundLink Flex Series
Compact, durable, impressive sound for size, but distorts high volume.

Minirig
Minirig 4
Tiny, unrivaled sound for DJs, but pricey with bad Bluetooth.

soundcore
Motion+

JBL
Charge 6
Portable, durable, punchy bass, but distorts up close, dull vocals.

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