According to audio charts, that places it somewhere between a thunderclap and an aircraft take-off from 50 feet away. The PCBs have an IP67 rating on their own and the woofers are dip coated to help protect them from the elements and potential party fouls.Īll this leaves the 2019 Soundboks with an overall 126db volume rating, which is four decibels louder than the previous model (and that one was loud). This is facilitated by two 10-inch woofers (96db), a one-inch compression driver tweeter (104db) and a Merus Audio eximo 3 x 72W rms class D amplifier with Advanced Bass digital signal processing. But as you'd expect, there are a few new features, including wireless daisy chaining for up to five units using the TeamUP function.įirst off, this speaker is bound to be very loud, with a punchy bottom end and spacious output. It's still a premium product, both in materials and price ( $999). Today, the company has announced its most recent upgrade with the new Soundboks.
The second edition arrived two years ago, and while it costs a pretty penny, the product was a party-inducing powerhouse. The Soundboks speakers fall into the latter category for me. The extra-large versions are rarely talked about or seen in the wild, but like exotic animals, they have a visceral impact by their very nature. Portable Bluetooth speakers usually come in pint-sized pocketable versions or larger tabletop varieties that can push out decent sound to a group of people.
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