JBLPartyBox 200 Bluetooth Speaker with Light Effects
R4,499
About
The JBL PartyBox 200 is a powerful party speaker with JBL sound quality and vivid light effects. Thanks to its 12V DC input you can bring the party everywhere. Just plug in your Mic or Guitar and take the stage or stream your playlist via Bluetooth or from a USB stick. Connect two PartyBox speakers wirelessly with the TWS feature or wired from one RCA output to another RCA input. Let's get the party started!
Product Features
- JBL Signature Sound
- Enjoy an immersive audio experience at home or at a party that only JBL sound can provide
- Light shows
- There's a light mode for every mood: Meter, Pulse, and Party mode.
- Mic and guitar inputs
- Plug in your mic or guitar and take the stage.
- Be Loud, Be Proud, Be Ready To Party!
- The JBL PartyBox 200 is a powerful party speaker with JBL sound quality and vivid light effects. Thanks to its 12V DC input you can bring the party everywhere. Just plug in your Mic or Guitar and take the stage or stream your playlist via Bluetooth or from a USB stick. Connect two PartyBox speakers wirelessly with the TWS feature or wired from one RCA output to another RCA input. Let's get the party started!
Product Specifications
- Power Inputs 100-240V AC and 12V DC
- Input Terminals RCA L/R, USB port, 3.5mm Aux-in, Mic/Guitar with volume control
- Wireless Connectivity Bluetooth Technology
- Output Terminals RCA L/R
- TWS (True Wireless Stereo) connecting up to 2 party speakers using Bluetooth technology Yes
- Bass Boost Yes
- Frequency Response 45Hz-20kHz
- Dimensions
- Product dimensions 310mm x 320mm x 690mm
- Bare Product Weight 15.32kg
- Packaging Dimensions 388mm x 396mm x 823mm
- Product weight with packaging 17.75kg
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