Ultimate Ears Hyperboom vs JBL L100

We also have dual passive three-and-a-half inch by seven and a half inch passive radiators shooting out of the back of the speaker which sounds incred...

I'M going to review this JBL synthesis L100 75th anniversary edition speaker in my system. I'Ve been using these speaker for a while about a little ov...

First, I tried the JBL Boombox 2. I returned it. To my ears, the bass was overdone and thuddy, drowning out the mids and highs. Also, the sound was very directional, meaning that my ears had to be directly in line with the speaker (vertically and horizontally) to get some presence of mids and highs

They did that through this bass driver, but I'm also gon na show you a close-up of the inside of the cabinet and you're gon na see that they have addi...

I really like this! I just think the loudest it gets isnt loud enough! But I mean it is a Bluetooth wireless speaker. Also the price isnt as bad as some of the other ones! I would give it 8 out of 10 stars

That receiver is screaming for a pair of vintage JBL like L100 or L166 it’ll sound amazing.

Another thing that distinguishes it from previous models is that it has a square shape. This was explained to us by UE's product manager, Doug Ebert, who said that the company wanted to “deliver the best possible listening experience with a proper stereo image”, rather than ensuring 360-degree sound with a cylindrical build. 

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My happy medium is the [UE this has a 3.5 mm port AND an optical port, and sounds good enough (to my ear) for pretty much any music and movies

This recording is almost 70 years old, yet still sounds fantastic. The intro is full orchestra, then quickly phased to light wood, wind switch, the jb...

black friday would hopefully bring this down in price as Bose normally has good discounts.

I paid over $4000 for the new one, maybe closer to 6. That’s about the same level of inflation/increase as the JBL L100’s that I ordered to replace the RP-280F’s which replaced JBL L96’s purchased new in the early 80’s for $800. Really miss those JBL’s but got rid of them when they needed to be re-coned for the second time thinking technology must be better (not) and jumped on the L100 Classics when I saw them. The RP-280F’s might end up in the same room as the old chair in a week or 2 when the new JBL’s find their home

The negatives - these don't matter to me but they might to you. It is pretty heavy (maybe just awkward because of size/shape and crappy rubber handle). Plenty portable, but I wouldn't take it on a hike or public transportation. I am not sure how water resistant it really is

A silky smooth midrange that invites you into the music. And a low end that is punchy and controlled. They don’t plumb the depths of lower frequencies, but, for me anyway, they go plenty deep. Despite not being mirrored pairs, the imaging is spot on