As for where around the pool, patio, etc., you can place it, the answer is pretty much anywhere. The JBL PartyBox 110 has four rubber pads on its bottom side for standing it up vertically. It’s also designed to be placed horizontally; both of its sides have sets of stiff orange rubber feet for setting it on either side without scraping the plastic enclosure. You can also mount the speaker to standard PA speaker stands. A removable plastic cap on the bottom of the unit conceals the PA stand-mounting holes. JBL’s party speaker is designed to be used vertically, horizontally, or pole-mounted. Markkus Rovito Getting started with the JBL PartyBox 110 It is worth noting that this speaker is part of the lowest part of the PartyBox series and this means that there are other more expensive but also more complete alternatives that are aimed at much more massive parties . In this case, its use is recommended for more contained celebrations or in spaces that are not so spacious, or failing that, why not complement it with other speakers located in different areas of the home?

While usable as a PA system, that is not their primary niche either. Portability is the forte here. In summary, the JBL PartyBox 110 is more compact and portable than the JBL PartyBox 310 but needs more time to charge. The 310, on the other hand, offers longer battery life and sounds more powerful, but doesn’t come with the handy pole-mount the smaller sibling does.Through the app you can choose the light show patterns, but you also get greater control over the lights. For instance, you can turn off or on the three elements of the light show: the main figure-8 lights, the small circular lights around the tweeters, and the two strobe lights. It’s nice to have the option to turn off the strobes, because even for people who do not have physiological reactions to them, they can become annoying after prolonged periods of time. The app also allows you to change the light show color from the default setting that morphs between the colors of the rainbow to any static color, including white. And buttons for nine “Free style” lighting effects take over the speakers’ lights with progressively rapid patterns for as long as you press them.

This is a problem because it means that Spinorama alone, unfortunately, won't give us all we need. Placement and reflections play an equally important role there too. Certified to IPX4, the PartyBox offers splash-proof protection. Perfect for a poolside or hot tub party, the PartyBox 110 UK’s robust build easily withstands the elements.

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Featuring a battery that lasts up to 12 hours, the PartyBox 110UK can keep going all night long. If you run out of juice, simply plug it into the mains and keep the music coming. If you’d prefer to make a wired connection, simply use the 3.5mm input to connect your mixer, CD player or other source. The PartyBox 110 UK also proves to be the ideal entertainer, with separate 6.35mm inputs and level controls for microphone and guitar. The source code under Pierre Aubert's work is licensed under GPL (General public license). He didn't perform any of the measurements himself, and instead he compiled all of them into one place, so that makes sense. Whether your guests are dancing on the beach or sipping drinks by the pool, the JBL PartyBox 110 is IPX4 splashproof so you never have to worry about the party getting too wet and wild. Mic and Guitar inputs The JBL PartyBox 110’s wattage is 160W RMS (root mean square), meaning that it can reliably sustain 160W of continuous power but reach peak levels even higher than that. So while it can’t hold a candle to the PartyBox 1000’s 1100W (which might blow out that candle with its bass), the PartyBox 110 is still a fairly boomin’ little system. However, if that’s still not enough for you, or if you just want to listen to a true stereo system, you can wirelessly pair two PartyBox 110 speakers with each other. Whether you’re playing dubstep or singing a duet, this speaker offers options to suit. Markkus Rovito It takes two to make a thing go right

At this point, I thought that if there was a tool that combined both the Spinorama with the room acoustics data, it'd be extremely useful.More than just a sonic boom box, the PartyBox provides the visuals, too. Select customisable strobes and patterns or leave the speaker to sync itself to the music. Either way, the PartyBox 110UK is a light fantastic. This is why most A-class brands (like SVS, Bang & Olufsen, etc) often come up with room correction features, adjusted either manually or automatically. The EQ adapts itself to the placement (room, corner, center, etc) for a better (deeper and more accurate) sound. Which is great. This is why Spinorama was apparently groundbreaking news for audio industry. Hence in the mid-late 2010's, most brands and magazines began publishing Spinorama measurements, despite the challenges of making such measurements.

A DJ Effect screen offers another nine buttons that play sound effects from the JBL PartyBox, including vinyl scratching sounds, applause, boos, and the iconic, never-not-awesome airhorn. The Karaoke screen only applies when you’re using the speaker’s Mic input and it adjusts the bass and treble settings on your voice, as well as attenuates or turns off the Echo setting. Every kind of music is better with a dynamic light show! Colors synched to the beat make you want to move your feet, while customizable strobes and patterns dazzle your eyes. It’s a unique, immersive audiovisual experience that transforms any party into a work of art. 12 hours of playtime The bigger sibling of the two is very similar in design. But, sitting at 38.5 lbs (17.5 kg), it's about 15.5 lbs (7 kg) heavier. So while technically still portable, it’s definitely not the winner in this department, even though the carrying handles make it easy enough for the average adult.Whether you’re at home or outdoors, the JBL PartyBox 110 makes your music amazing with two levels of deep, adjustable bass and powerful JBL Original Pro Sound. Dynamic light show that syncs to the beat We combined Spinorama data with room acoustics and came up with Soundton. A very simple, 2D online tool that allows you to: