xboom Stage 301

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

Mackie Thump Go, or an LG xboom Stage 301. The LG has a good built in light show and about 30ms of latency, but the lights are only sound reactive in bluetooth mode, not wired. Mackie has no lights and should have no latency when wired.

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 was doing a review of a different speaker and had the soundcore available to compare against as well as a Minirig. You need to compare it to an actual zero latency speaker to really tell. It was worse than the LG xboom stage 301 as well. This is the waveforms when I had matched beats with headphon

My second playlist with phonk style music, would love to listen to it on LG xboom Stage 301. 'Phonk' by D4 is on SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/fEt5foX8pCUffPL5iG Best one out of all of them is probably ROAD RAGE

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

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

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

Well you definitely want something with a 3.5mm aux in cable, ideally with very low or no latency. That narrows down your options quite a bit! Here are my 3 picks for low budget: Mobile: Anker Soundcore Motion Boom Plus, can rock an indoor party of like 15-20 people. 100-150 bucks depending on deals