A cordless, mobile gig rig! The 310 also has a mic input. All the old equipment is obsolete. Its only guitarists that want that ‘tone’. Drunk audiences just don’t care. They want something loud, and something they know, and can maybe sing and dance too. This is the most efficient and cost effective way of bringing this. Especially if you have a quick turnaround, and are doing several events in one day. Take a mobile projector/pop up screen with you and you can also can run a quiz, linking it via Bluetooth to the projector. Wheels/handle/water resistance make it perfect.👍
yep, wouldn't say its safe using the guitar at high volumes but i definitely play to backing tracks with my 310 and if it was a small gig in a pub it could work yeah
If I have only one choice, i would go for the JBL. What i particularly like about it is that it takes a microphone very good as well. This have a bass boost. Having an acoustic guitar with an EQ works well with JBL. And it has good outdoor headroom.
@@hardcorecampinggear yes it will. It can take it, it will actually be much safer to run multi effects between the guitar and the speaker. Have tried it like in the demo, pretty much the same result.
Do you know a way to connect a guitar amplifier to a speaker like this one? i have a cort cm30r amplifier and i would like to hear my guitar from the speaker not the amplifier itself. plus it's louder aha. do i need to connect a cable to the speaker from the amplifier?
Thanks for the demo. Good playing but the guitar tone sounds horrible through this unless you haven't really worked on the guitar tone. I doubt this can replace a good guitar amp or studio monitors. Probably okay just to jam to backing tracks if you don't care about the guitar sound quality.
Hey guy. You are ultimate at playing. Please kindly suggest me an amplifier for my semi electric acoustic guitar for my gigs at medium sized cafes and small gatherings. I am a singing guitarist.
You must check out the Roland Cube Street.. you can plug in a mic and a guitar, it is a 2x8 speaker amp. You can use it as a monitor as well, then you route your amp out to PA for medium venues. Goodluck!
Hey bud , thanx for the showcase. I have a HEADRUSH speaker thru which I play my guitar and use plugins thru Logic but it needs portable power station. Would You happen to know if the sound would be the same from JBL as from HEADRUSH. I will play outside the house and JBL with the battery seems like a great option?
Hi. It is not really coloring the sound when running a modeler thru it, but a bit tricky to make it close to "flat response", even adjusting the bass down, seems to have a bit more bass than wanted. But the speaker power is great, sometimes we use it for bass guitar and it can take it.
Question, did you run the soundboard to the input of the computer, and then from the computer output back to the soundboard, and then soundboard to speaker?
Audio Interface is used for the computer or guitar apps for the DAW (Digital Work Station) or guitar apps on phone or PC like Amplitube etc. but you can connect directly to the JBL with a bare guitar or use it with a multi-effect or modeler.
Yes man, absolutely. This speaker has a lot of bass so just adjust as you see fit. But if you are looking to hear the amp simulations of the Boss GT1, you can look up the Headrush FRFR 112, it is similarly priced with this one. But this JBL to me is an all around, really not built for guitar but it sure takes it well.
@@Sauvage_gaming_boys there could be several reasons for it. It could either be or a combination of these: - on your preset/signal chain, you used overdrive or distortion pedal on an high gain amp. This creates a lot of feedback so you need to tone down the drive knobs down a bit on either the amp sim or the distortion/overdrive effects, OR use a Noise Gate effect. You must be able to mix these in your signal chain. What works best when you want to use a distortion/overdrive pedal is to use it with a clean amp in your GT1 Another factor might be that your guitar is not properly grounded. But if it is, i am guessing it might be because of your signal chain (preset). Try to switch off your Amp sim in your GT1 or use a clean type amp sim.
@@Capt.JohnGuitar i need to know would the pb310 be loud enough to play with a hard hitting acoustic drummer (i have pedals to boost volume but im scared of blowing the speaker) also how hard would it be to blow like a pb110 with volume boosted on my pedal?
Amplitube 5. There is a free version which you can use as a stand alone app, or a plug-in in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) i use Reaper which has a free version also.
I can't buy your skills, but I can buy this speaker! Thanks for the sweet demo.
Thanks Man! This JBL is really good, best bang for the buck!
A cordless, mobile gig rig! The 310 also has a mic input. All the old equipment is obsolete. Its only guitarists that want that ‘tone’. Drunk audiences just don’t care. They want something loud, and something they know, and can maybe sing and dance too. This is the most efficient and cost effective way of bringing this. Especially if you have a quick turnaround, and are doing several events in one day. Take a mobile projector/pop up screen with you and you can also can run a quiz, linking it via Bluetooth to the projector. Wheels/handle/water resistance make it perfect.👍
yep, wouldn't say its safe using the guitar at high volumes but i definitely play to backing tracks with my 310 and if it was a small gig in a pub it could work yeah
I have been using our party box 110 with a fractal fm3 and it's freaking awesome. I really don't even miss my amp
what a fantastc video and great guitar playing...
Hi please for information do you put the jack guitar to the 310 Jbl mic input???
Great shredder
Good review bro I wil try it
Goodluck bro!
Which would you recommend for busking? This or a Roland Cube Street EX?
If I have only one choice, i would go for the JBL. What i particularly like about it is that it takes a microphone very good as well. This have a bass boost. Having an acoustic guitar with an EQ works well with JBL. And it has good outdoor headroom.
@@Capt.JohnGuitar Thanks for your reply. So, running a strat through a Boss ME-80 effects processor into the JBL would work fine?
@@hardcorecampinggear yes it will. It can take it, it will actually be much safer to run multi effects between the guitar and the speaker. Have tried it like in the demo, pretty much the same result.
Do you know a way to connect a guitar amplifier to a speaker like this one? i have a cort cm30r amplifier and i would like to hear my guitar from the speaker not the amplifier itself. plus it's louder aha.
do i need to connect a cable to the speaker from the amplifier?
You can connect your Cort Amplifier yes. Use the headphones out, connect a cable from that to the JBL inputs. It will work fine.
Fouuu 🔥🔥 terrible le blues 😉
Does continuos use of this speaker for guitar will deteriorate its quality
Thanks for the demo. Good playing but the guitar tone sounds horrible through this unless you haven't really worked on the guitar tone. I doubt this can replace a good guitar amp or studio monitors. Probably okay just to jam to backing tracks if you don't care about the guitar sound quality.
The speaker is good all around. Not really meant for guitar or a modeler. But you are correct, it cannot replace a good amp no doubt about that.
I love it 😀
Hey guy. You are ultimate at playing. Please kindly suggest me an amplifier for my semi electric acoustic guitar for my gigs at medium sized cafes and small gatherings. I am a singing guitarist.
You must check out the Roland Cube Street.. you can plug in a mic and a guitar, it is a 2x8 speaker amp. You can use it as a monitor as well, then you route your amp out to PA for medium venues. Goodluck!
@@Capt.JohnGuitar Thank u so much for your suggestion
Me gusta más el sonido de la guitarra en una cabina de música que en una cabina abierta de guitarra
Sarap makijam sana magkasama tayo sa barko hahaah
Ganda yan kabaro pwedi din pang monitor yan pang live band
Yes, pwedeng pwede.
Does the sound from the laptop also come out of the JBL? Is it possible to connect an instrument and at the same time play music from another device?
Yes absolutely can do. It has 2 inputs.
Hey bud , thanx for the showcase. I have a HEADRUSH speaker thru which I play my guitar and use plugins thru Logic but it needs portable power station. Would You happen to know if the sound would be the same from JBL as from HEADRUSH. I will play outside the house and JBL with the battery seems like a great option?
Hi. It is not really coloring the sound when running a modeler thru it, but a bit tricky to make it close to "flat response", even adjusting the bass down, seems to have a bit more bass than wanted. But the speaker power is great, sometimes we use it for bass guitar and it can take it.
@@Capt.JohnGuitar thanx
Question, did you run the soundboard to the input of the computer, and then from the computer output back to the soundboard, and then soundboard to speaker?
No. Audio interface to the computer it is USB. Audio interface to the speaker is by cord.
Just wondering so the jbl has buttons for the microphone and some in the app do those work with the guitar?
I haven't used the app yet. But yeah, Echo, treble and Bass, and also Boost buttons work same for both using microphone and guitar.
Hi Capt! What is the interface for, is it needed or can we connect directly to the JBL?
Audio Interface is used for the computer or guitar apps for the DAW (Digital Work Station) or guitar apps on phone or PC like Amplitube etc. but you can connect directly to the JBL with a bare guitar or use it with a multi-effect or modeler.
I do worry that a bass may destroy these speakers. 😢
Fuck yeah shreddin broooo
Hey, can you connect a guitar looper to this speaker?
Yeah bro. Can do.
It's as same as LG Xboom right? But the question is can these speakers play bass?
It took bass pretty well, but in this closed room though.
Can I do this with Boss GT 1 and JBL Partybox 710? This is so important to me that I will sell my amplifier and buy a processor for it.
Yes man, absolutely. This speaker has a lot of bass so just adjust as you see fit. But if you are looking to hear the amp simulations of the Boss GT1, you can look up the Headrush FRFR 112, it is similarly priced with this one. But this JBL to me is an all around, really not built for guitar but it sure takes it well.
@@Capt.JohnGuitar thanks
@@Capt.JohnGuitar When I plug my GT1 into my partybox 320, I hear a loud noise all the time, even when I play. Can you solve this problem?
@@Sauvage_gaming_boys there could be several reasons for it. It could either be or a combination of these:
- on your preset/signal chain, you used overdrive or distortion pedal on an high gain amp. This creates a lot of feedback so you need to tone down the drive knobs down a bit on either the amp sim or the distortion/overdrive effects, OR use a Noise Gate effect. You must be able to mix these in your signal chain. What works best when you want to use a distortion/overdrive pedal is to use it with a clean amp in your GT1
Another factor might be that your guitar is not properly grounded. But if it is, i am guessing it might be because of your signal chain (preset). Try to switch off your Amp sim in your GT1 or use a clean type amp sim.
I have the same JBL model. Could I get a tone like that even without an interface and just plugging my electric guitar straight into the JBL?
Yes, it is the same like a guitar amp. We tried to play bass into it and it can take it pretty well.
No u need a professor for these😀
@@Capt.JohnGuitar i need to know would the pb310 be loud enough to play with a hard hitting acoustic drummer (i have pedals to boost volume but im scared of blowing the speaker) also how hard would it be to blow like a pb110 with volume boosted on my pedal?
@@cal669 the speaker is 2000 watts it is actually pretty loud. I don't even reach half the volume. For a small sized venue this is good.
Hey can you tell me what a kind of Software do you use on your laptop for music making?
Amplitube 5. There is a free version which you can use as a stand alone app, or a plug-in in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) i use Reaper which has a free version also.
@@Capt.JohnGuitar Okay great! Thank you so much for this details 🙏🏻
Hi can you plug your guitar directly to JBL? tnx
Yes you can🙂
@@incognito4354 Yes you can!
Are you playing the laptop music and the guitar thru the speaker at the same time ?
Yes, both in Reaper app.
Do u think u can test It with a bass guitar?
Yeah, i Did. Bass guitar sounds good here as well.
wooow this wont ruin the speaker right?
No..we used bass and keyboard on it.. it took it pretty well to be honest.
Can use it for electric drums?
Yeah it can take it well.
Can use it for a keyboard
Yes you can.
How about if you compared to eon one compact sir...plss notice
In long Run speaker will get destroy.. If u play at volume up. 😀😀
@@SubhraUltimate will the jbl get damaged playing guitar at high volume
@@cal669 It could be as JBL is not meant for this.. But if u use Processor Or Soundcard it may not affect much.
@@SubhraUltimate i have a distortion pedal so im wondering if thatll possibly damage the jbl
@@cal669 don't put direct output.. Audio interface... It will be safe😁. However u can use either way.. Using audio interface is more better.
It working on edrums ?
Yes, it can take it.
Sir what amplifyer is that?
Its JBL Partybox 310
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Yes boss. Iloilo❤❤
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Kids this is why you don't use junk like this that's made for a pool party DJ. Ugh my ear are o. Fire from that horried tone
Jbl 310 too cheap.