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Glad you got the deal. 👍

I will do that video as my next one......just for you and @carlosdudu8699, bro. 😉

@@JaysStraightUpReviews I want it too

Okay, you are added to the list. 😆

​@@JaysStraightUpReviewsand me too?😂

Sure....jump in here. 😂

I've got that one as my next vid I'll be doing for ya!

I think there are some really nice speakers in the $125-$175 range right now. The Motion Boom Plus in this video being one @$140. The Tribit Stormbox Blast is currently $160. W-King T11 is currently $166. Still yet, this Boom 2 Plus is a really nice speaker for sure. I do wish it was $199.99, but I would bet once the buzz wears off that in the not so distant future, Soundcore will be running a $50 coupon on this on amazon.com to make it that $199.99 price. 😉 They have been running a $50 coupon on the $199.99 Motion X600 most of the time for several months now.

Not as much difference as I was expecting!

Yeah, that's my take on it. I certainly think the new Boom 2 Plus is the better of the two overall and more capable, but by a smaller margin than maybe the current pricing would reflect.

Not smooth at max......that;s for sure. 😬

Are you outside of America? I actually just tried the code and it worked even on my non-Prime account.

@@JaysStraightUpReviews it won't take code

This uses a standard (figure 8) type power cord you would find on a lot of things from computer power bricks to Playstation. Here is a link to what you need. amzn.to/3Vl1Cax

Should charge fine the same way.

Not that I'm aware of. If I remember correctly, when I had a pair I had them up to about 15-20ft apart at one time without issue. You'll no when you've gone to far when the sound starts cutting out.

Check the other video where you asked this question for my answer.

You're welcome!😉

I want to know if his unit is just faulty. Can you try going max volume yourself and see if there is bass distortion on your Bose Max?

@@108mtsanyes I listened to my Bose MAX at max volume just to test it out and see just exactly how loud it COULD go. And it goes VERY loud for its size. Mine didn't distort. But it's sound was not enjoyable at that level to me. it's best performance is at anywhere between 30%- 80% volume. 70% volume is my sweet spot. Loud enough and IMPRESSIVE. The BASS is deep and very clean. I'm absolutely happy with my purchase. I can't stop using this speaker. My favorite go to at the moment.

So if I'm understanding you correctly, you are saying that big name, expensive speakers sound bad at 100% volume and the companies actually make the speakers bad intentionally because they aren't designed to be listened at their manufactured max volume? 🤣 So companies are intentionally making their speakers sound bad? I've never heard anybody express this before. I guess JBL must a cheap brand, because they design their speakers to sound fine with limiters at 100% volume. 😲

@@JaysStraightUpReviews 🤣 u right. I just don't enjoy max volumes.

I've listened to the Bose Soundlink Max with music that doesn't have a lot of bass and it won't distort like it does with bass music, of course. It does get pretty harsh at max volume with most anything, however. I think Bose should have used some DSP to reign in the bass at higher volume levels, because I can see the speaker being damaged or blown if people try to bump their bass heavy music at higher volumes with this speaker.

😆Would You Pay To See That?

Bur what fun is it when the Onn speaker shoots craps on you? Party over. 😆

Trailer Park Fun? 😆

I have no idea what that even means. Posting in riddles. 😆

@@JaysStraightUpReviews likeeeeee from Brazil 🇧🇷

@@canedobrazil3209 Still no clue, but go get you some. 😄

In my experience 2 smaller speakers almost never sound better than 1 much larger, good speaker.

@@aidanbaumstark5722 Thank you,

Search xtreme 4 vs Bose Max vs Marshall TH-cam 😊

The Soundlink Max does sound good until you get to higher volume levels. The $400 price tag is pretty ridiculous. I'll probably put it up against the $129 Soundcore Boom 2 soon. 😉

What small one are you referring to?

If it’s for indoor do not get this Bose. I’d get JBL.

@@donjuandemarco4115 thank you for the advice, very helpful.😀😀

I have no experience with the Sonos Era300. Of these speakers you are considering, one other to throw in the mix is the JBL Authentics 300. That is the portable speaker in the Authentics line with the rechargeable battery. It also has WiFi and is Google Assistant and Alexa compatible. Going for $350 on Amazon right now. amzn.to/455laD4

@@JaysStraightUpReviews I have quite a few portable speakers, I just want a home speaker, but there is that much choice I don’t know what to go for, I get 20% discount from Jbl, the authentic 500 looks good.

Thanks 🔥

Left speechless. 😆

You apparently didn't get the memo, but this Klipsch Gig XXL isn't a Klipsch designed speaker. It's just a rebranded speaker they slapped their badge on and changed a couple of knobs to gold ones. 😉

@@JaysStraightUpReviews i actually read those reports before the speaker even released. apparently you still didn’t get the memo what was said above, about sound profile. A klipsch will never have loud muddy bass like a jbl no matter what price point klipsch is about powerful highs and crispy mids. I mean the klipsch gig xxl is a $120 dollar speaker, yeah a $400 dollar jbl at 4 times the price better sound louder. But you do you papa(; 😮‍💨✌️

​@OGkush69x dude, Klipsch didn't make this speaker. They just slapped their badge on an existing speaker.. Its not a bad speaker for the current orice, but it was originally $350. No was buying at that price.

@@JaysStraightUpReviews i heard it sounds different. Its either diff internals or tuned differently. Either way thats why i skipped on this speaker because felt klipsch was being lazy. I have old klipsch 6.5 inch bookshelf speakers, klipsch powered subwoofer and the pro medias 2.1 computer speakers that are way ahead of their time👌 excellent sound quality, too bad they have gotten lazy with their new stuff. I have new jbl 310 that is loud mid muddy/boomy bass which is great for house parties where u wanna vibrate the house. But the klipsch always have more clear powerful crisp sound.

Good price.

decibel-o-meter? 😆