SOUNDBOKS - 4

Is there a portable battery powered speaker that has great low end? where you can feel the bass physically? I got the Soundboks 4 but it doesnt get very low. It does claim to get loud though. I also have the JBL eon one compact and that has okay low end but it clips so easily. I have a pair of PAs speakers and a sub but I want something I can take with me to the park and throw a lil party if i wanted to without having to rely on power. Nothing heavier or bigger than the soundboks 4 ideally (35lbs i think)

So soundboks 4 is the closest thing?

You can swap the batteries tho

I would consider the Soundboks 4, it has a pretty good (swappable) battery and it gets really loud. It might not have the same amount of bass as a partybox 1000 has, but that one requires a generator. So the Soundboks is easier to set up, just power on and go. The new Teufel Rockster Neo might be an option as well, kinda similar. If you want something more professional, the Electro-Voice Everse 12 is an option too.

For loudness i'd get the soundboks 4, and partybox ultimate is the best option for both loudness and bass. It does not have an internal battery unlike the soundboks tho. But ultimate is a complete MONSTER. 710 is also pretty good, jbl are making some of the best party speakers out there, you can't go wrong with them, the bigget it is the louder it will be.

Probably soundboks 4 and jbl partybox ultimate

The difference in loudness is not significant between both, and the ultimate also produces a ton of deep bass and rumble which the soundboks can't. But the soundboks has a battery, the ultimate doesn't. It has to he constantly connected

The loudest portable Bluetooth speaker, in terms of decibels, is the Soundboks 4 with a maximum volume of 126 dB. While other speakers like the JBL PartyBox 1000 and JBL PartyBox 710 are also seriously loud, the Soundboks 4 surpasses them in peak decibel output.

I would not suggest any battery powered JBL speakers for this, Get 2 Sounboks Gen 4's and link them together, Much better and actually capable speakers for this.

Get a Soundboks, its Danish and it´s loud and i hate it, there´s a park across the road from me, so summer is not always "bliss" lol, but i guess you aint my neighbour so i post them anyways ;) they come in different sizes, not sure if it´s any use but now it´s out there [https://soundboks.dk/](https://soundboks.dk/)

I would do 2 sounboks in parallel, with extra batteries on deck for quick swaps. Can charge the extras while you play on the main batteries

bose s1 pro gets extremely loud and sounds great. otherwise a soundboks.

at max(126 db) its like 3 hours

A second hand Soundboks. Those things are crazy!

Soundboks sounds horrible. Its a really powerful Bluetooth speaker in terms of spl, but the low mids are way too loud, especially if you listen to Trance where the Higher frequencies play a major role

If you want tons of bass, JBL Partybox 320 or soon to be releases 520 is the way to go. If you want the loudest speaker with the longest playtime, Soundboks for sure.

The Soundboks, can last of up to 40 hours of continuous playtime, depending on the volume

I was gonna suggest the soundboks. On the other hand, I've done a small party on one minirig 3 and a minirig sub. This was indoor though.

Soundboks. It’s worth it.

Soundboks works great. I'm in a traveling baseball team, and every team has speakers. Most of the speakers don't impress me. JBL PartyBox is a good option entry level with good sound quality and budget friendly. Different size options and different budget options as well. Soundboks seems to be the best option out there, but pricing seems a bit steep. You get the loudest DB in battery-powered speakers I can find with the loudest highs and bass. The sound quality is excellent. Bose S1 Pro I'm highly impressed with it. The output and size from such a small package it's really sounds impressive all around, definitely a winner in sound quality. Other than the 3 mentioned, either I haven't discovered another good portable battery-powered speaker option, or they're not impressive enough for me to research and look them up. So, for now, these 3 are my personal recommendations. If anyone has some additional input or recommendations, I'd love to see them. It is always good to know other options in the future.