JBL - PartyBox 310

I mean for the big speakers a partybox 210 is like okay (also speakers of the same size usually sound very similar), 310 is the best for medium sized rooms and anything above is practically not needed. For the medium sized ones, a boombox 3, charge 4/5/6 are pretty good cost/sound sound variants. For the smaller/little ones it's hard to choose, since you usually can't get much bass out of them. I chose mine by the specs and knowledge. JBL has been around for years and has developed a pretty huge ecosystem of syncing tws clear sounding speakers. Although they're pretty pricey, I think most of their speakers are worth it. How to choose: Ratings/comments under product Specs (Size, wattage and speaker range. The lower it goes, the better it usually is.) Price: must not be overpriced. The less rgb the lower the price (usually (not talking about partyboxes rn))

I have the party box 310 and it isn’t as loud or clear as my mackie thump

Actually, the 310 has more and deeper bass. People say it in their experience and you can also check and compare on rtings.com

Mag JBL partybox ka OP. 110 r 310. Pwede rin on the go version may 2 mics na agad. Approx 21000 in appliance stores

I already have 2x520 (just bought the second one, open box, for 500) and one 310 from way back. When I heard two speakers playing together I actually thought that 2x310 or 2x320 would be enough for everything. I just wasn't sure if there was a difference between 310 and 320. Now I plan to get another 310 for cheap for indoors. For outdoors it's 520 or 720, definitely, but they are too loud for indoors - 310 just sounds better and tighter.

I own a lot of speakers, and continually support my habit through the years. Living room has a pair of Party Box 310s, Hyperboom in the shed, Ult Field 7 in the garage, and it goes on. I have had my Exos 9 for several years, and it has yet to be dethroned. Some are louder, some are more fully featured, some had sound profiles I prefer, but at the end of the day this speaker still sounds better than all of them.

Yes, it’s got better lights, better sound, better bass, better eq, better interface, better wheels, better button mapping, it’s even backwards compatible where it can connect to the Encore Essential, 110, 310, and 710 through the app, and it can pair with the JBL Partylight since it’s got auracast. Trust me, I have bought the 310 5 times and returned it 4 times and sold the other one on April 23rd to get the Stage 320 and I have never looked back. From my experience the 320 is much better.

I couldn’t tell too much tbh

The PB310 has been the ultimate music companion. Use it almost everyday for movies/shows. Bring it to the cottage, gatherings. Im bringing both to my wedding for PA and MC use. It basically replaces the home theatre in a box, replaces the need to rent PA equipment, replaces the need to keep the truck running at tailgating/camping dance gigs…

I’m looking to buy a new portable bluetooth speaker with some solid bass and pretty clear sound. I’m not an audiophile by any means but can tell the difference between quality sound. I have tried several bluetooth speakers in the past such as the beats pill, jbl flip 6, jbl charge 5, sonos move 2, treblab hd 360, and jbl party box 310. Out of the ones i’ve tried, the sonos move is my favorite in terms of size, design and sound. the jbl party box obviously sounds the best for me in terms of bass but is a bit too big for me. the other speakers I have tried were too small/ lacked the clean bass I like. I really enjoy the sound of those two speakers because it is very clear and solid sounding with pounding bass without sounding cheap. what would be a solid speaker for me to buy preferably something portable, durable, has solid bass, and under $400? Also, i am not someone who really cares about having a flat balanced sound signature or accurate sound and all that. if it sounds good and solid then i like it. i guess i prefer the sound signature of companies like sonos, jbl, and harmon kardon. it would also be useful to mention that i usually listen to rap, hip hop, trap, pop, rnb, and stuff like that. that may be why i prefer the speakers that i do since these music genres usually have a lot of bass/treble.

Thanks for those clarifications. In that case, I've got 3 suggestions for you. First, the JBL Boombox 3. Great all-around speaker, sounds good, well-suited to the outdoors, and easy to carry with one hand. This will give you the least hassle when it comes to transportation, and it's very sturdy for outdoor use, with high dust and water resistance. Others have suggested the UE Hyperboom, and I personally think that's a great-sounding speaker, but it doesn't have a dust-resistance rating, which might be an issue when taking it to the beach. If you need a bit more oomph, both in terms of loudness and bass impact, then consider either the JBL PartyBox 310 or the JBL PartyBox Stage 320. TBH, these perform similarly enough that you can just get whichever is cheaper. But both these weigh a little over 35 lbs, compared to the 15 lbs the JBL Boombox 3 weighs. And they're not quite as well-rated for water resistance, and neither is rated for dust-resistance, which might be important if you're going to the beach.

as others have mentioned, the jbl partybox series is great for this. hard to go wrong with them. but there are good models from sony and bose that offer similar features, too. you'll want to search for things like 'best karaoke speakers' or 'best Bluetooth pa speaker' to get an idea for what's out there.

\+1 for another speaker so you get true stereo. That makes a bigger different than you'd think. If that's not enough, buy as much JBL PartyBox as you can afford...