In Ear Monitor Box With Equalizer

[+22 dBu] I bought this box to use with in ear headphones as I play on the worship team at church. I play electric guitar and sing, so this works perfectly to let me hear a general mix, my voice, and my guitar. Having the more me knobs available to me is so much simpler than asking the sound guys to turn me up or just singing louder. I can hear every nuance of my playing and singing now, which is a little scary. :) I can tell if I'm singing off axis or too far from the mike when I close my eyes. The sound quality and build quality are amazing. I take a copy of the monitor feed sent to our drummer since we don't have another monitor bus on our sound board. So this is a great, inexpensive solution to our problem. I like that there is a lot of head room on the pots. I turned each of them up to only about 9 o'clock or noon.

[MDF] I bought these speakers for use as bedroom Bluetooth speakers. I like that they support a decent Bluetooth codec (aptX HD) and include a remote control at this price point. Out of the box they sounded a little flat to me so I applied an EQ curve using my phones adaptive sound, eight band graphic equalizer and after a boost to the bass and treble (with the speaker Bass and Treble dials set to 0) the speakers came alive for me. This EQ curve also helps with low volume listening. The Bass and Treble dials on the speaker didn’t seem to have much of an impact to my ears. I eventually began to wonder how the speakers would sound once the internal crossover was activated and the speakers didn’t have to deal with the lower frequencies so I bought a cheap subwoofer at my local thrift store and plugged it in. I noticed a definite improvement in the sound and with the subwoofer connected I no longer need to limit these speakers to a near-field configuration. I really like the simplicity and reliability of these speakers as a Bluetooth solution. They have good range, always connect promptly and it took all of five minutes to open the box and set them up. All that was needed for surprisingly nice stereo imaging was an average Android phone, the phones built in equalizer and some favorite WAV files stored on the phones MicroSD card. These speakers are highly recommended. My only quibble is that the remote feels a little cheap, but works fine.

[1.465 lb] I bought this to power my active DI box which is connected to my rack compressor and equalizer. It works exactly as designed. The connector jacks are very solid, the power plug doesn't come unplugged, and the unit itself uses very little power (and therefore doesn't heat up).

[USB-C] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the JBL Tune Flex Ear Buds. They have the usual Great JBL Sound, with booming bass. The box contains a Quick Start guide, a box of ear tips and a short USB A to C cable for charging (it's Orange making it easy to find) plus the Ear Buds. (see the pictures) My advice is to download the JBL Headphones App right away! There's a QR Code with the link. Mine came with a decent charge out of the box, but I charged it fully just to be safe, while I installed the JBL Headphones App on my phone. The case has lights that indicate the level of charge...they go out when the device is fully charged. The JBL Tune Flex uses Bluetooth to connect. Opening the case makes the Ear Buds discoverable, and they easily connected to my Samsung with a custom name for easy identification. Operation is simple using taps to the top of the earbud, the part in your ear (that's the actual speaker). You can use them in one ear (Mono) or both (Stereo), the controls are the same on each side. I chose to use the Ear Buds with open ear tips, just as they came out of the box. If you choose to use the Sealing Ear Tips (there are 3 different sizes) the first thing to do is remove the Open Ear Tips...see my picture with the tip removed. Directions are on the the first page of the Quick Start Guide...don't overlook them!! With the JBL Headphone App, you can customize many of the device controls and the sound; there's also an Equalizer that works very well, I was using Sirius XM from my phone and settled on the "Vocal" EQ setting. There are also three settings (available in the App) for Ambient Noise and with 6 adjustments within that, you should be able to find just the right setting for your location(s). All of this functionality, at a tremendous price makes for a great value which is why I give the JBL Tune Flex Ear Buds FIVE Stars

[Signal Limiter] Use this for a control booth monitor. Works great. Has good, clean sound, with some equalizer controls. Perfect for what I need.

[1000 mA] If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

[LAN] For music and TV. Wish it had an equalizer to modify tones.

[178 x 178°] Much more secure than using the box that came with the monitor

Much more secure than using the box that came with the monitor

[35 lb / 15.9 kg] Plugged it in right out of the box and was using it within a half hour. Great sound quality. Love having the option to use this using the over-the-head or over-ear styles. Great having volume controls and on/off button right on the ear piece. I didn't buy the auto answering accessory because I don't roam far from the phone base when using the headset, so this is perfect as a stand-alone solution. Easy and quick to switch between using the handset or headset.