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With the heavy lifting done, it’s plug, play, and party down.

Once you’ve wrestled the JBL PartyBox 1000 speaker out of its packaging, you’ve already accomplished the most difficult part of its setup. It also has four rubber feet on each of its sides, either for setting the speaker on its side (likely during transportation) or to protect against whatever objects you wedge it between. The PartyBox 1000’s extended legs with rubber feet at the bottom keep it very stable on flat surfaces. If you’re photosensitive-or you just don’t like the lights-you can turn them completely off. The light show also includes six mini strobe lights along the side of the enclosure. If you like electric, vivid colors writhing along to music, it will appeal to you. Otherwise, a large rectangular cuboid with rounded corners, the PartyBox 1000’s light show gives it an immediately distinctive look. A full-color, dynamic light show spans the front panel of the PartyBox, behind the grated metal enclosure.

Some of its features are just for show, but in a good way. Together, they deliver a combined 1100W of power. Its loudspeaker configuration includes a rear-ported 12-inch subwoofer, two 7-inch mid-frequency drivers, and a high-frequency tweeter. The JBL PartyBox 1000 is truly a powerful PA on wheels-you push it, it pushes air. Fortunately, all that mass is not just for show. Weighing in at 76.5 pounds, it has two rugged wheels at the bottom and a handle at the top for tilting it back and rolling it into ideal party position. JBL PartyBox 1000 designĪt first glance, the PartyBox 1000 cuts an imposing figure at 41.3-inches tall, 15.6-inches wide, and 15.3-inches deep.

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At $1199, it’s a prosumer party speaker worthy of professional party-throwers’ consideration. It’s a room-booming behemoth with connectivity for Bluetooth, USB, and multiple types of analog audio inputs. So what happens when a pro-audio company, like JBL, goes all-in on über-party speakers with a huge and gorgeous sound, an undeniably eye-catching light display, and the largest array of interactive extra features? You get the JBL PartyBox 1000. The niche genre of “party speakers” often gets a bad rap for being toys with gimmicky features and subpar sound.