Unfortunately, an equalizer or mixer can't be connected to the JBL PartyBox 1000.

Yes, it has the featured called TWS (True wireless stereo) mode where you can connect up to 2 party speakers using the Bluetooth technology. To do that, press and hold the Bluetooth button on both speakers for 5 seconds, TWS connection will be built up. After that, press L/R button on one speaker to toggle between the L channel/ R channel and stereo. The other speaker will change the setting automatically. Check this link, under Section 7 to get more info about the speaker: https://bit.ly/2m7e9jx

Harman House is our official seller in Nigeria, please visit their website here: https://harmanhouse.com/

Our JBL PartyBox 1000 won't get the JBL Connect+ feature since it already has the TWS feature which allows it to connect to another PartyBox 1000 and play stereo. If you have more questions, please contact us here. https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

Thank you for your question. It is true that the echo feature of the PartyBox 1000 is only available in Karaoke Mode. Should you wish to receive further support, you may contact the Harman Customer Support team by telephone, email or chat in order to receive direct assistance. Please see https://uk.harmanaudio.com/support-contact.html for further details. Thank you.

Hi Glesmo, and thank you for your interest! As you can see from the specifications for our PartyBox speakers, we do not specify max SPL for any of them. We could do this, of course, but in general this figure is totally misleading, since it is not a standardized value. Most companies that specify this, will do so at the frequency where the reading is highest. The problem arises when you listen to them, and this is where our speakers shine. You can play on a speaker with an extremely high SPL max figure, and compare it to ours. Suddenly you will find out that the very loud speaker does not have any bass at all, and our PartyBox has deep, well-defined, dynamic low bass. This is because SPL for consumer party speakers is often stated at for example 1.000 Hz, or not specified concerning frequency, unlike professional equipment. Since bass is not perceived by our ears as "noise", the box that is loud in the midrange will sound loud and measure loud, whereas powerful deep bass does not, but requires a lot more energy. That being said, our PB1000 is so big and heavy, with such a large cabinet, plus its 12" down-firing subwoofer on top of the twin 8" front-firing woofer/midranges, that we would think that it can make enough noise for almost anyone. It goes really loud, but still maintains very high audio quality, and a thunderous bass. Please notice that you cannot use PB1000 without mains power. It is too powerful to make battery drive practical. I hope this helps.

It is, unfortunately, not possible, to do, this. Sorry.

Our JBL PartyBox Series is not intended to get wet. The wristband is not waterproof nor is the Partybox 1000. Damage caused by water or moisture is not covered under warranty.

Currently, we cannot provide a value for the RMS Wattage for the built-in amplifiers of our JBL PartyBox 1000. The maximum output Wattage for our PartyBox is 1100W and it would be dependent on the volume level as well as source that the music is playing from. Check out our JBL PartyBox 1000 quick start guide for more info: https://bit.ly/32bDNTH

Our JBL PartyBox 1000 uses the TWS(True Wireless Stereo) that allows you to connect 2 JBL PartyBox 1000 together and play a stereo sound. Our JBL Pulse 3 can't connect to our PartyBox 1000 but can connect to other JBL Speakers that have the JBL Connect+ feature (Flip 4, Pulse 3, Xtreme 2, Boombox).

Thanks for your inquiry. Our JBL Partybox Encore is only compatible with the Wireless Microphones that come with the unit. It will not be able to connect to the Partybox 1000.

Thank you for your question, please contact us directly, so we can solve your problem as fast as we can. https://support.jbl.com/us/en/#contact

If you were to run it through a power inverter that can handle 1100 watts, then yes. If you don't, then no. Wall sockets are AC power, and any sort of battery is DC power unless you have the tools, materials, and knowledge to make your own battery.

Hey Sam, that's right. Our JBL PartyBox 1000 has to be plugged in at all times.

Our JBL PartyBox 1000 has a compression driver, two 7 inch mid-range, and a 12 inch down firing woofer.

The firmware update for the Partybox 1000 is to fix some bugs and errors on the speaker. You have an option not to update the firmware if the Partybox 1000's performance is adequate to your preference.

Please press the button with four squares repeatedly to select the sound or change the effects for the DJ pad. For more information, please check out page three of our Quick Start Guide here: http://bit.ly/2UI3hrU

You can know when our JBL PartyBox 1000 is in stock by checking the notes under the Add cart Button. If back ordered, it'll show when it'll be in stock and ready to ship, but won't show the date if there are no incoming stocks. If you have more questions, please contact us here. https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

You can connect a Bluetooth microphone to our JBL PartyBox 1000 but for the best microphone experience, we advise using the microphone input at the back of our PartyBox 1000. If you have more questions, please contact us here. https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

JBL PartyBox 1000 has one compression driver, two 7" mid-range, and one 12" down-firing woofer. The power that this speaker has can go up to 1100 watts (max). For more information, check out the specifications here: http://bit.ly/2OjkWT6

Our JBL PartyBox 1000 is an auto-volt speaker and can be plugged into 100-240V without using any step-up/down transformers. You can check out it's specifications here: https://bit.ly/2RVQHlI

Our JBL PartyBox 1000 needs to be plugged in to work as it doesn't have any battery.

Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, you will be able to connect two of your Partybox 300s with a Partybox 1000 via the RCA input/output.

Thank you for your question. Should you wish to receive support, please contact the Harman Customer Support team by telephone, email or chat in order to receive direct assistance. Please see https://uk.harmanaudio.com/support-contact.html#ns for further details.  Thank you.

Thank you for your question. The JBL Partybox 1000 has a Dynamic frequency response range (Hz), 30Hz-20kHz (-6dB) Should you wish to receive further support, you may contact the Harman Customer Support team by telephone, email or chat in order to receive direct assistance. Please see https://uk.harmanaudio.com/support-contact.html#ns for further details. Thank you.

Hi there, our JBL Partybox 1000 doesn't have built-in batteries due to the fact that there are more features that you can do with the 1000 compared to the 200 and 300 like the DJ pad on top of the Partybox 1000 which requires more power and batteries won't be enough to keep it up for a long time.

Our JBL PartyBox 1000 is a powered speaker and will remain on as long as it's plugged into a power source since it doesn't have a built-in battery.

Currently, we do not offer any payment plans for any of our products. If you wish to purchase any of our products you can pay either by Credit Card or by Apple Pay.

Our PartyBox 1000 can only be connected with another PartyBox 1000 via TWS (True Wireless Stereo) limited to one pair.

We have no news to share if an application will be released for our JBL PartyBox series. Thanks for your suggestion. We'll forward this to the appropriate team.