Thanks and cheers to you. 😉

A pair of 710's will rock it 4-sho.🤪

I have it two 710's and I would say is too much for the most rooms; unless you have a really really bigger room, but it will still be so loud. I From the last reels that I posted on my channel you can have an ideia of what this two things is.. I use to play it at max 30% volume and shakes everything even far away.

I have 2 710s as well and I love them but I pretty much never use them above 50% volume, and that's like max I would go before my family starts knocking on my door. I think 2 320s are better suited for most users, still more than enough loudness indoors and you can always take them outside effortlessly.

I don't plan to buy one. Too much money for a Sony speaker, IMO

@@JaysStraightUpReviews That's completely understandable.

@@LukeR1M but I'll never say I'll never get one. Stranger things have happened. 😂

@@JaysStraightUpReviews 😂 Well, if you ever decide to change your mind and get it, I'll be really happy to watch that video. I really like your style of comparison with concise and actually useful information about the differences.

$1700 is a really high price for sure.

To be honest, all partyboxes are overpriced at their msrp since they charge you the novelty tax. Always have to wait for a sale till they become a decent deal. The realistic manufacturing cost of them is probably half so even selling them at discount prices they are still making profit.

@@LukeR1M well to be honest, Sony and LG charge the same or more for their party speakers and. IMO, don't deliver as well as JBL. LG just recently came out with a speaker (XL9T) similar in size to the Partybox 710 and it's $800, same as the 710 when it came out. NOBODY is buying it. The LGXL7 came out at $600, which at the time last year was $50 MORE than the comparable Partybox 310 retail price of $550. Sony has priced their comparable speakers the same for a while. The XP500 was $400 when it released, which was at the time $50 more than the comparable Partybox 110. The Sony XV800 is currently priced $648, which is about $50 more than the newly released and comparable Partybox 320. So if you want to cry about the price of JBL party speakers, then I sure hope you are doing the same crying or worse on the Sony and LG speaker videos. Here's a tissue, buddy. 🤧😆

@@JaysStraightUpReviews Lol, I'm not crying. Why did you get so offended? Just stating a fact. I completely agree that LG XL9 is extremely overpriced and I would never buy that thing for $800. Sony in my country are even more expensive than JBL with comparable sizes with an exception of the Ult Tower 10. But even me being a fan of JBL (I have 2x 710) and you as you stated in the video, have to agree that charging $1700 for the Ultimate is insane. It's a really good speaker but not twice as good as the 710 to charge twice the price.

@@JaysStraightUpReviews i find the ultimate for 1299 easily

If I had to give a % I would say the Ultimate probably has around 25-30% more impact. It's definitely noticeable.

What partybox is your preference between these two?

@@tubepotato500 the Ultimate

i have 2 partybox ultimate and i can say: amazing!

​@@JaysStraightUpReviews can you feel the preasure in your chest with ultimate? 😀

That's entirely up to you. Everybody has their own preferences on what.they like.

Form my experience, the 710 is good until 80% volume, it has a good equal sound. After that, the mids and higs are really louder than the bass. The ideal is have always two Partybox's to connect them by TWS.

@@GODSONDJ I think above 60% the bass losing its depth so I usually like to hear it at the best range which for me is until 50% to 60% with bass boost 1 (deeper). I'm going for the ultimate not that I'm not satisfied with the 710 but more bass is always welcome plus the three way system.

Do you guys have any idea how low does the Ultimate go and at what volume does the LFE rolloff kicks in approximately? 710 bass extension goes as low as 26.8hz if I remember correctly. I assume Ultimate would be even better.

@@LukeR1M It's 26Hz on how much dB's? Because the 710 can reach lower than that, starting at 22Hz.. But it's like -12dB or less, depending of your room acoustics too... I consider good response until -10dB. The strongest response is 0dB, that it's like 45Hz; and -3dB, that is 40Hz on one PB710. On two Partybox 710 we have 40Hz in 0dB and 35Hz on -3dB. I saw people saying that Ultimate reaches 25Hz at -9dB, which is pretty audible, but not the strongest.

@@GODSONDJ I'm not sure. The rtigs website have reviewed 710 and posted the bass response graphs. The low frequency response reached 26.7hz. They still haven't reviewed the Ultimate unfortunately and I don't know if they will but if it's around 25hz like you're saying, I'm pretty disappointed. Was hoping for at least 22hz.

Measured by M1M tech channel: JBL PARTYBOX 710 118,3 dB(c) JBL Partybox Ultimate 124,8 dB(c) Pretty significant difference in loudness. Ultimate is even noticeably louder than 2 710s.

I think just sheer quality and bass, the Ultimate is better. Two 710's in TWS mode would net you a much better sound stage and be better outdoors, since you can position the two speakers exactly where you need them for more coverage.

If you use my link I get a little somethin'-somethin'. 🤯

A battle between my music and the neighbors yappin' dogs. 🤪

@@JaysStraightUpReviews Sure you have the edge 😂

As James Bond would say..."Shocking, positively shocking." 🩻

I've never been too impressed with the Diamondboxx speakers in general for the prices they sell them for. Like their new XX4 is coming out and priced at $3,000. Come on, man.🤪 Plus the look like homemade speakers. 😆I always felt that market was better off getting the Soundboks speakers.

@@JaysStraightUpReviews you'd be wrong then. Compare the Diamondboxx L3 at about $800 or XL3 at about $1600 (what I've got mine for) to a Soundboks and you'd hear the difference in quality and bass. Not only is all the components it's made from better, but a Soundboks is a mono speaker and Diamondboxx has amazing sound quality that fills an entire area. Especially outside the Diamondboxx shines. You're missing out on the best battery powered speakers because you think it doesn't look good.

I've heard some Diamondboxx speakers and wasn't very impressed. If you think they are worth the $$ more power to you. Enjoy. 😉

@@JaysStraightUpReviews the M version is the one not impressive (I have the XL3, L3, M3, and SUB8.2... No plans on getting the XX4) the M is comparable to the JBL Boombox, indoors the Boombox is better with bass, outdoors, the Boombox loses a lot of it's greatness and that's where the M3 ends up shining over it. I would say the M is good, but used for much less than it used to sell for. I started with an L3 and SUB8.2 combo and was blown away by it. Have recently got the XL3 and another L3 with bigger battery too. I'd recommend if you're spending the $1600 or so considering an XL3 or L3 and SUB8.2 combo, I'd pick the combo unless you need nearly that great of sound combo in one box. So if wanting to start with one to try, the L3 would be great. The great thing with the SUB8.2 is with an aux cord, you can use it with any other speaker as well for amazing bass. You'll love it. But a good sound comparison between a Diamondboxx and Soundboks would be nice to see. I would give the Soundboks the edge on overall loudness and ruggedness. But that's it.

@@jackoff1826 Everyone has different tastes. Floss said SB4 is better than diamondboxx (and cheaper). As for me, I don't like neither of them and prefer PB320.

710 x2😊

One on One? The Ultimate.

2x710 czy ultimate?

Jaka różnica dźwięku i ile mocniejszy % ? I czy polecasz bardziej 2x710????????????????????

​@mam ultimatum i dwa 710 lebsze 710 nawet sama 710 nie raz gra lepiej nie warto płacić za światełka w ultimate rsaudiotest4545

I can't agree on this one.

That's good news. 😊