Thanks for mentioning that. Didn't have to listen to the whole video to find that out!

Sony bass is very good I own sony sound live xps 500. It's too good. In a normal hall it can vibrate your heart..

Agreed, he may not understand the point. Artists change the keys to their live music as their voices age. They can't hit those notes anymore. The average mutt on the street can't hit many high or low notes, so you change the key to allow you to sing within your range. It's a cool feature, didn't know there was such a thing.

They will be better for bigger parties compared to the party speakers

we already did. YT just doesn't suggest it

@@GYMCADDY okey, so I'm going to find and watch it

Yes

For dj and mixing purposes mostly, bringing the key down to match another song key. Or for fun, it's a party speaker after all.

for karaoke, to match it to your voice range

To sing within your range. E.G. The average person can't hit the high notes that Christina Aguilera can sing, so you change the key to one that suits a lower range, matching your voice capability.

Quieter, less lower bass. Noticeably better sound quality/detail/balance.

Its basically worse then the pb 110 in every way for the same price its just not worth it

@nicowank634 indeed, and the 120 is coming in April, so we're just going to write the XV500 off and focus on JBL once again. I wish there was real competition out there

@@TheAscendedTechNinja i absolutely love the xg500 it definitely can't keep up with the bb3 in terms of performance but where i live its literally half the price which makes it worth it

@nicowank634 the Xg500 is still a nice speaker, but the Tribit StormBox Blast took its place for the most part. I plan on getting the XG300 and that will be it for my Sony speaker coverage. The others have to many gimmicks and put sound last

@@nicowank634 I wouldn't say it's worse than the PB 110, it is a different product with a different goal, it sounds more refined than the PB 110, but it is less loud and less bassy. However instrument separation, frequency balance and dynamics are A LOT better on the XV500, so it comes down to purpose.

Yes

@@pixelreflectorpro how many can you pair?

@@BigCountrySo-CaL619 up to 100 in party connect

I'd still pick the sony

I think that depends on your listening habbits and the Kind of music/genre you primarily tend to listen to. I mainly use my stereo Setup of 2 Sony XP700 speakers at Gothic- and Medieval Festivals - and everything Rock, Metal, Goth etc. really rends to Sounds better with Sonys Sound Signature. However, more "party-oriented" music or HipHop/Rap Takes more an Emphasys on Base. I Like the JBL more in These areas. In an ideal World, you'd have to get a stereo pair for your listening habbits each. I was really thinking about getting myself 2* Partybox 310 for other ocasions. :) They both have their strengths and weaknesses, but you can hardly say "this one is better" in General. You Can say "for my Kind of music, this Box is the best."

​@@Shadowhunter87Sony: it's the worst

@@Mingzhe583 still better than soundpoor

Sony is the best mr@@Mingzhe583

It's a little bit warmer.

Na they make good products

Those shakes were trash

​@@pixelreflectorprohow do you

Wtf @@pixelreflectorpro

He can't play the music he wants to because he'll get copyrighted immediately so he uses this KZfaq channel that puts out non- copyright music for people to use that in their videos without getting copyright claim if you listen to a bunch of rap and stuff like that it kind of sounds bad it just sounds like violence and killing people this music is not too bad I actually like it I prefer this music over rap or hip-hop ever

Why are you yelling this?