xboom Stage 301

For the price of the Soundboks MIX or Soundboks 4, I think I'd rather get an Elektrovoice Everse 8. For DJing specifically, the Soundboks speakers have significant sound delay, even when using the wired connection. Whereas the Everse 8 will not have delay when wired, and it has more wired connection

I have a LG xboom Stage 301, it has somewhere between 30-50ms delay (tested it myself). Unless you're coupling with a 0-delay PA or vinyl beat matching by ear to headphones, that delay is low enough to not be noticeable. Pretty great DJ speaker for the price, can rock a 20 person party easily. The l

I've got an LG xboom Stage 301 which seems to check all your boxes. There's a nice sound reactive lightshow on there, however that only works when you are playing music off bluetooth. Latency is 30-50ms when using either the 3.5mm aux in or TRS in, I've checked. It's not too bad if you don't have a

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I wouldn't go and use your entire budget on something that won't be that useful long term...If it's for a few small house parties, you can probably get a 200-300 bucks portable speaker that'll fill a room of 20-30 people with sound. I've got an LG xboom Stage 301 that might suffice for this end, I t

Don't overlook the LG XBoom Stage 301, if you are on a budget it's pretty decent.

I like using Street Mode on the LG xboom Stage 301 outside and basic upright mode indoors. Makes it versatile.

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Most PA speakers have a considerable distance between the low-mid (woofer) driver and the high frequency driver (tweeter). That means they don't sound that good at very short distances but rather come into their own after at least 2-3 meters. However there are a few exceptions to this rule! I like t