Review on Portable acoustics JBL Xtreme 3, 100 W, blue by Devarajah Selvarajah ᠌

For a long time I tried to find a normal-sounding boombox to use for background sound in the country, to drag it around the site during various work, fishing and at home. I wanted to find a device with a radio and bluetooth. In addition to Panasonic RX 55, nothing suited the sound, and Panasonic itself does not have bluetooth. In general, he spat on the radio and came to the bluetooth speakers. I read different reviews, which immediately swept aside frank Chinese and devices with their sores and problems like Marshall. Finally listened to: - The highly touted Ural TT-4 "jibielec killer" with a completely crooked, vile mid-range, and a bass that starts at 80 Hz at best. Of course, someone likes this sound too, but not me.) - Harman Kardon with good sound, but a little bright and the body is uncomfortable to carry anywhere and everywhere. - Sony is also good, but the sound is a bit muffled for me, not mine. - The Fiero 400 has a fairly neutral sound, the voice sounds more natural, at least compared to the rest of the competition, including JBLs. I was already ready to buy, but I was embarrassed by a slight mumbling. - When comparing JBL Charge 4, 5 and Extreme 3, I liked Extreme 3 more. Well, in comparison with the above-described columns, Extreme 3 somehow also lay more on the soul. The sound of Extreme 3 is, of course, not the most even. There is a slight emphasis on the treble, warm mids and meaty bass. This sound reminds me of some tube radios that I heard a long time ago. It was this sound for background listening to music that I needed, it is audible well, legible and does not irritate. I am happy with my choice, I am completely satisfied. I was pleased with the belt, with a bottle opener)