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JBL’s reputation for delivering serious sound action is well intact with the PARTYBOX710, which certainly lives up to its name.
Indeed, testing out this beast of a Harman unit in the office led to some major slumps in workplace efficiency, though it also livened up lunchtimes.
There’s also the JBL PARTYBOX app to get more bang for your buck, as well as the ability to plug two mics in for karaoke shenanigans. You can also plug a guitar into it, which could also be a problem if someone is drunk enough at your party to channel their inner Slash.
Music can be pumped through it via Bluetooth, USB or aux, and there are sound effects to add, such as a horn, clapping or scratch.
As for sound, the PARTYBOX710 features two 216″ transducers, an eight-inch subwoofer and two 70mm tweeters. Output power is 800W RMS, and frequency response is 35hZ to 20kHz, -6dB, while signal-to-noise ratio is greater than 80dB.
As for the lighting effects on the front of the unit that pulsate in rhythm, it depends on your mood if you want them on or not. Personally, they’re a gimmick I can live without, but I can imagine them being a hit at kids’ parties or NEW Year’s Eve.
