LyxPro 12 in Active PA Rechargeable Battery Loudspeaker, Bluetooth, MP3, USB - Black Portable Speaker
- Brand:
- LyxPro
- Model Number:
- LYXSPA12BAT
- UPC:
- 840102134698
- EAN:
- 0840102134698
- Walmart SKU:
- 51338633
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.17/5 from 24 reviews.
The sound of this little speaker is good. It has already lasted four services while being used as a drum monitor at church without needing a battery charge. And it's loud. I'll eventually get a second one because having a pair of these would be fantastic. They don't work well for big bass. But you can sing and perform with them in concerts or for a PA.
without having to pull any extraordinarily lengthy cords, used for outdoor wedding ceremonies. They simply carried it into the room for cocktail hour, and it was wonderful! Strongly advised for mobile DJs.
I have a Bose S1, and while it sounds great, I'm continually worried that I'll blow it up or ruin it in some other way. This item is incredibly adaptable and costs one-sixth as much. I also find that I enjoy using it more because I don't worry if I blow it up. That said, I prefer the led charge meter to the Bose option, which needs you to turn a switch and count the lad's flashes because it has Bluetooth, is rather loud, and has an SD card reader and a USB reader. stupido. so I can play my electronic woodwind incredibly loudly wherever there is no electricity or use this as a PA or for fun.
Disappointing. My outdated Ion Tailgater's battery had failed, so I was attempting to replace it. I made the decision I wanted a bigger, better speaker. The Lyxpro is unquestionably larger and comes with a 15-inch speaker. The volume and sound quality were a total letdown. My phone's equalizer and adjusting the treble and bass on the device both helped, but not enough to match the Tailgater's level of quality. Regardless of the claimed power, it sounded like this unit's maximum output was 20 watts based on my experience with other speakers and guitar amplifiers. It has the appearance of a beast that could play loud sounds. Unfortunately, it falls short of expectations.
UPDATE: The speaker first experienced a difficulty with the sound cutting out suddenly for at least a day until it suddenly started working again. It was two and a half months before the same issue cropped up again. It is currently functioning but could stop at any time. I might have received a defective item.
I received this in the mail today and fired it all up, but I was not at all satisfied. There was no bass, and at half volume it was "clipping," with the bass knob set to half and the treble set to half, and it was extremely quiet and sounded like a tin can. I read a lot of reviews and only buy products that have them; perhaps this speaker is defective, therefore I'll try to exchange it for another one!
I bought two of the portable speakers with batteries. The first came without a remote control, although it generally seems to function. The second only occasionally operated in a non-deterministic fashion. Ordinarily, it didn't. The lights and display would be on, and it would be completely charged, but there would be no sound. I'm giving that one back so I can get a new one. If the replacement device performs as expected, I will update this review.
Battery life of only 15 to 20 minutes is utter garbage. I am a professional DJ, and I brought it to a wedding as a backup for an outdoor ceremony. It died 10 minutes after I turned it on, and the sound is muddled and the bass is terrible. It was so damaged when it arrived to me that I was planning to return it anyway because the plastic is so inexpensive. The good things about it are that it is on wheels, that it has a handle, that it weighs almost nothing, and that the microphones actually work pretty well. During testing, I was able to transmit sound through walls for about 200 feet while the speaker was inside and my children were using the microphones outside. The microphones look quite cheap, yet they function rather well. I swapped it out for the Samsung 1500 watt tower MX-T70, and despite the fact that I haven't used it yet and it doesn't have a battery, I can't wait to connect it to my Bose Aray since it sounds fantastic.
There is no use when it connects with the phone. The battery barely lasts 30 minutes, which is unfortunate because I had expected a louder sound and the price is also high.
Not decent for the money invested, however there are no instructions and occasionally the equipment needs to be turned off and on again in order to function. I'm considering returning the item.
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