Aye Aye Captain Floss

yo yo

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Yo boss Flossy back

Too right. She knows everything there is to know about them cables. Especially what they taste like

Soon we will have white shoes tech vid !! Lol

Mywhostheboss has cats too ha ha , I love when reviewers do this

@@miaharun_z he just copied Floss. White Shoes is the original Tech Cat 🐱📱❤️

Fasho fasho😴

Should hear it at 50%

I have the JBL Flip 5..... nice speaker, and I think it sounds more balanced and the sound more 'full' than the Marshall. I do like the classic signature look of the Marshall, though.....yet, the Marshall doesn't appear to be as versatile in terms of portability. The JBL has a loop that can be hooked to a caribiner clip.... and hung from a backpack, tree branch, etc. The JBL also might fit into a bicycle water bottle holder.

Yea night n day

Bass is easy to increase, however, its harder to clear up. JBL still has that problem, it sacrifices clarity with bigger sound. Though if you want something clear, go Marshall, even its highs are better.

There are lot of good choices if you want more bass in that price range 💀

@@ghiocadrian7399 sounds like an ad

@@leansnscenes7806 it's my first Bluetooth speaker and im expressing my love towards it :)

@@ghiocadrian7399 anker soundcore motion plus still rocks

Please Review other Marshall speakers also like Woburn 2 , Stanmore 2, Acton 2.

I have this speaker. To get the best balanced sound from this speaker with the most amount of power, set the volume about 75%, no more than this. If you go above 75%, the sound starts to thin out giving you less bass.

The JBL drinks malt liquor, the Marshall drinks Cognac 😂😂😂😂

Couldn't say it better man!!

Perfect.

A lot of cheap speakers just throw bass at it, and think it sounds good.... nah, give me a nice full sound any time.

Hehehehe

yeeah i noticed that too! All the little sound effects too

Yes!!

You almost can't get worse than bose fake sound. It's tailed to classical music/old white people music.

Fr 120 is not bad

If you don't know about marshall you brought the boredom on yourself

I have the w-king and for the price I love it, play it loud and it has a good bass

I have tested these speaker in store, JBL Flip 5, Emberton, Sony XB 23 and 33. 3 times testing and purchased Emberton. Now already 7 month, I never regret the decisions. Just hope Emberton has NFC like Sony XB 33. And Emberton will auto turn off when 5 minutes of silence even in connected, while Sony headphones will only turn off if disconnected for 5 minutes in my Sony 1000 XM3. Listen to The Weeknd, Sia, Halsey, Adele ilive performance is a bless with Emberton.

@@daimhafizy That's just straight up bs. I bought it and i was playing music in a small room. The mids are too overwhelming and the bass sounds weird like it doesn't pack a punch. The outside vs inside type speaker theory is bullcrap and you know it. For 30 dollars i can get a charge 5 that is way better than this overrated piece of garbage

You spend all day in the bathroom? 😮

Is it possible to get rid of the annoying sounds it makes when you tap on the buttons or turn it on?

@@masterpropper2485 I'm 1 year late, but the new one does

Go for soundcore motion+

I saw what you did there

hey, how loud is the sound when it's around 75 percentage volume? Every reviewers are wishing it was a bit louder, does it bother you sometimes?

I can tell you don't own musical instruments. Cause guitarists know there is zero bass in a $4000 guitar amp an Marshall amps are garbage that haven't evolved or added effects since 1960

Don't think for half a second this isn't made in China. It's not 'Marshall' like any of their amps would be, it's consumer crap.

Y no!

Marshall Bluetooth speakers are made in China most likely using slave labor so quality depends on the disposition of the slave on the day it was assembled!

By the way, please correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the front and the rear represents left and right. when I pair it to a device for movie watching, i use it sideways. I thought at first, that the rear is just sound coming off the same speaker, but it seems that there is a front and a rear firing speaker giving it that multiverse sound

I work selling all kinds of speakers, I can assure you this one is as tough as it gets!

I always wanted a marshall amp.. i think it’s a MG15GFX. I will buy it one day✊🔥

I have a Marshall Stockwell 2 bought back in 2019 and it still works like a charm. I literally use it everyday.

@@joemana27 I have the MG15FX from around 2010? I guess. It is basically the same amp on paper. I can absolutely recommend it, not just for beginners, and the built in effects are great if you don't wanna spend more money on additional gear.

If it isnt a JMT or Plexi or SuperLead from the 1960s-70s or a JCM 800 from the 1980s it doesn't matter. Marshall Amps in the UK and Marshall Headphones/Bluetooth speaker are not made in the same factory.

I'd give design to Marshall and sound quality to Jbl

Thanks brother🙏🏾

Thats heartwarming. Floss out here bring the world together. Peace thru tech. Floss Luther king.

Positive vibes only😂

@@FlossyCarter I don't vote I don't do politics I stay out of it. But if u ran. 100% have my vote no matter which way u go.

Likewise Bro, if I'm not on the ballot, there's nobody for me to vote for 😂😂😂😂

go check the lg p5 music flow

There's an all black (grill included) design out there too with only the central button and the Marshall logo in gold. It's a special edition. It looks stunning.

That green is a fresh take!

I dig that cream but yk how those things stain ✊🏼😔

I do to

That gold button on the other two really looks kinda tacky

That green is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Yeah the JBL is definitely turned more towards bass

Agree

Yep. It's definitely a brand designed to attract old people looking for nostalgia. Because old people have the money

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