Hi, im looking for advice on a bluetooth speaker for a worksite.

Fuck UE Boom, I have two of them. Both have had issues.

>>61446201
Oh shit. That sucks man, thanks for the heads up

Marshall Kilburn sounds great in my opinion.

>>61446148
farm anon here,

ion job rocker is great if you dont mind a single speaker configuration. its not super portable, about the size of a practice guitar amp, but its durable as shit. the one i use at work sat in 10 inches of water during a flood and still works, usually leave it outside in the heat all day.

>>61446603
Cool ill look into it. Thanks man

>>61446692
Thanks mate. Ill have a look but i should point out that portability is a big player for me. Something that i can throw in a backpack and stuff. I was looking at a makita one which sounds a similar size to yours but decided its too big for my needs

>>61446148
Bose Soundlink my good man. Portable, great battery life and awesome Bose sound. Highly recommended.

>>61447123
Aight looking into it. Hopefuly its waterproof too!

>>61447218
It is waterproof as well.

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>>61446283
and i know 4 people with UE Boom no issues

You didn't specify the task it would perform. You're a landscaper and it's of interest why you would need it. Is it for morale as you work?

>>61448340
Haha yeah. Basically i want good quality audio that is loud for when im working outside.

>>61446148
Creative iRoar Go is what you need... I have the Roar 2 and it sounds amazing and gets extremely loud. When you use it plugged in it gets EVEN louder. The iRoar Go is a basically a newer version of the Roar 2 but it is more rugged and water resistant. Allegedly sounds better, too.

>>61449472
Damn i had never seen this one before. It looks tight asf but maybe too nice to be bringing outside.

>>61446148
get the photive m90.

>>61449558
It looks good for the price but doesnt seem to be available in australia and i would have to pay a pretty large shipping fee probably

I have a cheap store branded on that cost me around $15 and it has dual speakers. The trick with them is to have the back of the speaker against something solid or in a chamber of some sort. Even a cardboard box will turn a mediocre Bluetooth speaker into a good sound source.

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>>61446148
I have a UE boom 2, and I think it's ok, since it can get decently loud and I haven't found a scenario yet where I couldn't drown others out, but I'm most likely going to get hate because it's not a JBL, and apparently JBL shills think everything but JBL is shitty. If you want a big Bluetooth speaker that's easy to carry, looks good and has great sound, get the megaboom, not the xtreme. I'd honestly ditch both of them and go for something from b&o, like the a1. It's $50 cheaper than the megaboom and has much more superior sound, up to the point that it's comparable to a moderately nice speaker system, but it's not waterproof. Pic is my current speaker.

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UE Booms are a meme theyre like the beats headphones of bluetoothspeakers.
only for retarded kids and normies

>>61450146
I thought beats was the beats of Bluetooth speakers as well