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

Who needs minced beef, with scores of 5 for quality and weight? Who wants a booming sound for the price, point two. Further: there are not 100 watts. And not even 50. Perhaps one of the more experienced individuals recalls the AC Microlab Solo 2 model. This speaker produces sound at a volume equivalent to that of one Solo 2 speaker. If it can be charged with 5 volts, and in general by type C, then this, to put it another way, should not come as a surprise. In general, this is a summary: if you need quality in general, normal tactile sensations, an aesthetically pleasing appearance, battery, connectors / power banks (both to discharge and charge), straps, light weight and dimensions, water resistance, color options and all this (in general - something important), the combination of several JBL software, feel free to take it. Forget about this column if you're looking for anything that provides an excellent Booming sound for the money without a lot of frills and whistles. She is adamant that there would be no discos on the street. Indoors, provided that it is a very cramped one (in Khrushchev in the kitchen, for example). When the level is increased to more over 80%, the sound becomes distorted and squeaky. The volume cannot be improved by using a keyboard shortcut to turn off the built-in limiter and equalizer. This has nothing to do with sound quality. That is, for instance, the sound quality is the same up to a loudness of fifty percent as it is with the Sony SRS-XB2 speaker, which is three times less expensive. It would appear that persons who write evaluations about supersound are either being paid to do so or, more likely, have had very little experience with various types of acoustics in their life (both portable and not)