Thank you for your question. To turn off the lights, you must press the light button/symbol until you reach the "off" 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#ns for further details.  Thank you.

Our JBL PartyBox can play up to 18 hours and may vary depending on music content and volume. If you have more questions, please contact us here: https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

Yes, just make sure to connect the aux cord to the aux OUT port on your JBL PartyBox 300.

Hi, and thank you for your interest! You have three randomized patterns and one that follows the music. You cannot get other effects, and one colour only is not available.

There is no workaround for this kind of setup. The microphone input will not pass to other speakers connected through RCA cables.

You can both play the guitar and the bluetooth music at the same time.

JBL PartyBox 300 has a total power of 120W rms while the JBL PartyBox 100 has 160W total output power. You can see more information in the owner's manual of each model. https://bit.ly/2m2H88m https://bit.ly/2kwwTbW

Thank you for your question. It is not possible to pair the PartyBox 300 and Boombox wirelessly, however, as the PartyBox comes provided with RCA output ports, it is possible to connect the two devices via cable. 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.

Hej, og tak for din interesse i vores Partybox 300! Der er en bass-boost funktion på selve højttaleren, men bas og diskant i form af traditionelle tonekontroller kan ikke reguleres direkte på højttaleren. Vi har ikke nogen app til dette formål, men du kan altid hente en tonekontrol-app eller equalizer app på din telefon, og regulere på den måde. Flere musiktjenester har også equalizere indbygget. Jeg håber at dette hjælper.

You can pair our JBL Partybox 300 to our JBL PartyBox 310 via Daisy Chain (input-output) connection using the 3.5mm aux cable.

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Both speakers are battery-operated. JBL PartyBox 300 has 240 watts of output power, up to 18 hours of playtime, and a built-in power bank. While PartyBox 100 has 160 watts and up to 12 hours of playtime. Both have RCA, Aux, mic, and guitar inputs. Check out the comparison here: https://bit.ly/2Yho9YS

Be sure that the volume on the source is on maximum. If this does not answer your question, please submit a case request at www.jbl.com/support-contact.html and the Customer Service team will be more than happy to further assist you.

Thanks for reaching out, we would like to work with you directly. Please submit a case request at https://www.jbl.com/support-contact.html and the Customer Service Team will be more than happy to assist you.

Hi and thank you for your interest! No, this model is not waterproof, and has no IP rating. What you can do, if you want to use it where there is risk of rain, is to wrap a plastic garbage sack around it. Normal plastic will not influence the sound very much, and will protect well against the moisture.

Hej, og tak for din interesse! Partybox 200 og 300 har begge 120 W max udgangseffekt (det står i brugsanvisningen), men vi opgiver desværre ikke max output i dB. Da vi jo heller ikke har et tal for de indbyggede højttaleres effektivitet, kan man ikke kalkulere output i dB ud fra dette. Det betyder, at den eneste måde at finde ud af, om de larmer nok, er at høre dem i en butik, eller købe dem med returret, og selv teste dem. Jeg synes, de larmer rigeligt til alle rimelige krav, men der er naturligvis grænser. Af princip udtaler vi os ikke om konkurrenters produkter, så her kan jeg ikke hjælpe. Soundboks 2 er dog omkring 30% dyrere end vores, og er bygget temmelig anderledes. Om det gør den bedre, kan kun praktisk afprøvning afgøre. Det var ikke helt, hvad du spurgte om, men jeg håber, at det hjælper alligevel.

Yes, you will need Female XLR to 1/4 Inch TS Male Mono to connect the Shure SM58 to the JBL Partybox 300.

Our JBL PartyBox 300 has an RCA output but it's not recommended to connect it to a sub since the signal will not be filtered and will provide a full range signal to the subwoofer. If you have more questions, please contact us here:https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

Our JBL PartyBox 300 has a feature that can only connect to another PartyBox 300 and can't connect to our JBL Pulse 2.

Hi there Shlomi, we're currently working on providing the update, along with the instructions for our JBL PartyBox 200 and 300 and we hope to have it available within the next few weeks. Since you're located in Israel, we suggest that you get in touch with our local distributor for updates. Find their contact details here: https://eu.jbl.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-JB-EMEA-NCOM-Site/default/CustomerService-Retailerlist

Hi Ollie, The Boombox is cheaper than the JBL Partybox because of the features and components used in the Party Box 300. The storage capacity of a battery also has no influence on the price of a product.

If via Bluetooth, no. Since both speakers have different features (True Wireless Stereo and Connect/Connect+). You can still connect them via a wired connection using 3.5mm line-in cables and Y-splitters.

To use a wireless microphone to our JBL PartyBox 300.Your wireless mic needs to have a receiver that will plug in to the back of our PartyBox 300. A wireless mic that directly connects to the PartyBox 300 cannot be guaranteed to succesfully connect.

We'd like to know more details about how you're planning to use the speaker so that we could provide you a better recommendation. Please reach out to us through this link: http://bit.ly/2nkYT3u.

Hi, The rated output power of the JBL Party Box 200/300 is 120W RMS

The JBL Boombox has a signal-to-noise ratio of 80dB while the PartyBox 300 has an average of 64dB. With these numbers, it shows that the Boombox is louder than the PartyBox 300. About the sound quality, it would be based on your preference. You can purchase the JBL PartyBox 300, and if it doesn't meet your expectations, you can return it for a refund. Make sure to return in within the refund policy. For other questions or concerns, please contact us through this link: https://www.jbl.com/support-contact.html

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Our JBL PartyBox 300 is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery and consumes 60W whether plugged-in or on battery. The 120W and 240W refer to the rated power and peak power ratings of the speaker, respectively. Rated power is how much continuous power the speaker can handle (120W). Peak power, on the other hand, refers to the maximum power level the speaker can handle in short bursts (240W). So as long as you use moderate volume when playing the speaker out on the street, you'll be able to maximize your music playtime.

Hi Jack, our JBL PartyBox speakers can play in stereo in TWS mode with a distance of 10 meters, making sure that there is a clear line of sight between both speakers and the Bluetooth enabled source for optimal results.

Hi. You can find this spec in the owner's manual. We state: Total output power 120 W RMS. This is true for both the 200 and the 300, but of course the 300 can run on its internal battery as well.