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“Party like there is no tomorrow!” would have been one of the mantras of the younger ones out there, especially in this day and age where most of us want things instantly, without having to “pay our dues” first. You know what they say, if you want to get something done, do it yourself, and do it correctly. Hence, if you are the regular socialite in your neighborhood and love throwing parties like the Great Gatsby himself, then you would surely need more than an extravagant home. Harman has something special for you that comes in the form of the JBL Pulse, with it being described as being able to “change the way you enjoy music.” Ah well, there is only one particular way to find out whether that is true or not, and that would be to purchase a set yourself.
Just how does the JBL Pulse work? Well, it will firstly ensure that your favorite tunes will be heard, but what’s more interesting is, it will also ensure that your party would be the best in the neighborhood since you will also be seen. Imagine a lightshow that is perfectly synchronized in brightness, alongside the color. That would definitely be something worth checking out ,wouldn’t it?
The JBL Pulse is said to offer gives music that is not only heard, but “seen”, as it merges room-filling JBL sound with an eye-catching, programmable LED light show, all crammed into a tiny portable speaker. You can now bring your favorite tunes with you wherever you go, while enjoying a multi LED light show to boot. To make sure that the JBL Pulse keeps up with the times, it comes with wireless connectivity, streaming your music from any portable device via Bluetooth. The battery of the JBL Pulse itself can deliver up to 10 hours of musical playback wirelessly, or half that amount of time if you want to include a music and light show. Be prepared to fork out $199 for this puppy though.
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[ Harman lights up your gome party with the JBL Pulse copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
A good pair of speakers are always more than welcome to any living room, especially if you are a huge lover of music. After all, music is food for the soul, where it is capable of elevating your emotions whenever you are down, or rousing your inner spirit to deliver courage and face whatever potential dangers and pitfalls that come your way. Well, for some much needed quality audio pumping through a compatible player, the $599.99 Marshall Hanwell Hi-Fi Speaker might just fit the bill perfectly.
This particular Marshall Hanwell Hi-Fi Speaker is extra special, since it comes branded with a numbered 50th Anniversary Edition commemorative badge apart from the standard capability of delivering quality audio, of course. One thing is for sure – if you are someone who loves to live out a wireless lifestyle, then the Marshall Hanwell is not the Hi-Fi speaker for you, as it caters for this particular group that cares more about quality sound than about losing the wires. These are not exactly the most portable speakers in the world, either, since it tips the scales at a whopping 23 lbs., but when your ears greet the sound, you know for sure that it is well worth the effort in dropping some serious coin for it. You can now have the classic rock Marshall concert experience in your living room with the room-filling audio capable Marshall Hanwell Hi-Fi Speaker. To roll back the years even more, it comes with analog controls for volume, bass and treble in addition to a classic power switch.
[ Marshall Hanwell Hi-Fi Speaker delivers that classic rock sound copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
There’s always something cool about any gadget that lights up like a Christmas tree. Whether you like it or not, they will grab your attention. This new JBL speaker is no exception. It looks like a great add-on for impromptu house parties.
The JBL Pulse LED Speaker is a small cylindrical speaker with a bunch of LEDs that will light up in sync with your music. Sound is produced by a pair of 40mm drivers and a 2x6W amp. Its rechargeable battery will last up to ten hours on one charge in audio mode, and up to five hours with the light show going.
Music is streamed via Bluetooth, and NFC enables quick pairing with compatible devices. There are five preset light configurations to choose from or you can customize the setup from an app.
The JBL Pulse speaker sells for $199.95(USD). It’s available for pre-order right now, and should start shipping in early November.
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