So this is the JBL Partybox 330, and this speaker is here much sooner than I expected. Now the JBL Partybox 330 does have some meaningful upgrades… but it also has some changes that I don’t like so much. But regardless, the JBL Partybox 330 is still one of the best large box speakers that you can get and you can’t go wrong with this speaker. So lets see what the JBL Partybox 330 is all about and lets see if its worth upgrading if you already have the JBL Partybox 320 or the JBL Partybox 310.
The Soundcore Rave 3S is a very imrepssive mid sized box speaker cause it sounds good, and it looks good… but its also an amazing option to consider for karaoke cause it comes included with two wireless microphones, but more importantly, it has this really cool AI vocal removal tool so you can remove the vocals from any song you’re playing, and it does all of this locally from the device. Overall, the Soundcore Rave 3S gives you a very big bang for your buck, and I think a lot of people are going to be happy with this mic sized box speaker. But today we’re going to see how it compares to both the JBL Partybox 320 and the Sony XV800… is it worth it to go bigger?
So this is the Bose S1 Pro, and this is a speaker thats better left to the professionals than plan on using their speaker with a microphone, some type of instrument, or a mixer on a regular basis… probably for work. But if you’re a causal user looking for a solid box speaker then I feel you’re going to be way better off with either the JBL Partybox 320 or the Sony XV800. And even if you’re a pro, you’ll might be better off with one of these over the Bose. Nonetheless, lets see how the Bose S1 Pro Plus stacks up to both the JBL party box 320 and the Sony XV800.
So there is a lot of excitement around the new partybox 320 due to its better sound, expanded light feature and swappable batteries… but there are people that are still asking how does the 320 compare to the partybox 710… and will we be getting a partybox 720? Now I really hope that we get a partybox 720 after having checked out the Partybox Ultimate… but today we’re going to compare the Partybox 320 to the Partybox 710 and we’re going to see which one is right for you.
So theres a lot of excitement around the new JBL Partybox 320 and 120 cause they have all new designs, they have slightly better sound performance and they have swappable batteries which I feel is a pretty big deal. Now both of these two speakers are great, but if you’re trying to choose between the Partybox 320 and the Partybox 120, here are the main differences and lets see which one is right for you.
So over the last few months Sony has really been refining their box speaker and giving them a much more neutral and balanced sound signature. But JBL also just refined the upgraded their new Partybox Speakers. So today we’re going to compare the Sony XV800 to the JBL Partybox 320 and we’re going to see which is right for you.
So over the last few years, the JBL PartyBox 310 has been my favorite box speaker to use and to recommend. It sounds great and it has a ton of bass, its easy to transport thanks to its built in wheels and its has a dynamic looking light feature… but now we have the JBL PartyBox Stage 320 which has some major upgrades over the 310, and the design of this speaker has just be so refined, so today we’re going to checkout the JBL PartyBox 320, were going to see if its worth upgrading from the 310… and yes you can believe the hype.
