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I love my JBL 1000.....! Incredible sound. I rented one from Aaron's for a party, not knowing the greatness I was about to come in contact with. I did a lot of research around the JBL 1000 and other BT speakers to check out its price and performance. Hands down its the best BT speaker on the market at its price point. Sound, lights, dj pad and other features make it so. I returned the one from Aaron's as soon as mine from zZounds showed up. I love zZounds by the way. I use mine in my barn / man cave. 3500 Sq on the first floor. Sounds Incredible throughout the barn. Can feel the low bass through the floor at max volume. I'm currently using a buddies JBL 1000 paired to mine and it's ridiculous. I plan on buying a second one. Do I need it? No, but I need it....lol....Buy a JBL 1000, you won't be disappointed. But be careful....they are like Lay's potato chips....you might have to have more than one.....

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First off, I've been a customer with zZounds for a good number of years and I'm very satisfied with the sale process and the amazing customer service. When I had a issue with payment or order, it was handled with ease and professionalism which is why I'm still a customer till this day. The JBL PartyBox sounds amazing, with the right room treatment. The amount of low end this system produce is tight and controlled, remember ( room treatment ) To get the most out of this system you have to take in account of location of the speaker and how the low frequencies are effected by the furniture in your studio. After careful placement and being mindful of how my furniture effect the overall sound I was blown away. I know it's made for outdoors as well but, indoors is where it shines. Highs, mid bass and bass is clean at low and high volume. I read where people complain about how bass rolls off at high volume, yes it's true and it's protecting the sub. This is not an issue because off the proper room treatment and placement. The music i play mostly is electronic drum and bass, jazz and r&b. With drum and bass, this system didn't beak a sweat at high volume. I didn't buy this system to be outside, it's at home in my studio with my high-end professional studio equipment. People complain about it's weight, why this an issue evades me. The system is heavily braced, which is demonstrated the the quality of low frequency it produces. I'm glad that it's heavy, this satisfies my curiosity about quality. I baby my equipment because I have a love for audio so when opened the box I was amazed at the fit and finish. This is a good match up for my Akai MPC X. As I'm writing this review I'm listening to it and I'm all smiles. I will purchase another one this week. Good job JBL. Owning this system has encouraged me to adding JBL to my equipment.

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I will probably buy a second one. If you can budget one of these into your life, you may also find yourself feeling the same way. in some situations I find myself thinking that a bass cut option would also be nice, as well as even limited EQ capability. I don't find I need the bass boost very often. Kids enjoy the DJ pad. For nonprofessional use, I think this thing is fantastic. I think a pair could be the basis for a light duty, stripped down DJ rig, and the unbalanced line outs could be pressed into service to feed more powered speakers, or even two more of these, spaced closely together. XLR ins and outs would make this seem like a more serious product, but the sound speaks. for. itself. Yes, there is an active EQ that cuts the bass after a certain level, but the bass is so strong and forward anyway that you don't find yourself feeling much of a lack in the moment. And for reasonable neighbor friendly use, most people won't be maxing this out because there's not much of a need. But it's nice to have the capacity to help thump a rager deep into the night. For medium to larger rooms or small outdoor events, these would be great. Due to the integral down firing subwoofer, there is no pole mount option. I can live with that, and once again we see the slant toward consumer use in the design choices. These put out a lot of sound and the bass isn't lacking, but there will be no easy, safe solution to get them above head level for most applications. So far, I'm very pleased with this and do want a second one. I like the option of stereo sound. And louder on top of loud can't really hurt. . . unless your neighbors take offense, which they might. This isn't professional gear but in the bluetooth party speaker category it reigns supreme in my opinion and it does have a price tag to match that status.