mini portable speaker
mini portable speaker Posted on: 14.02.2013 by Breanne Penge I'm heading to a resort for a week with a load of other folks for a friends wedding. I'm bringing a controller (twitch) and my laptop in case there's a chance to plug in poolside or at a disco one evening
, but was believeing it would probably be good to have something portable to bring for the late evening
hotel room afterhours mayhem.Doesn't have to get me kicked out...lol - any suggestions? Cheers. | |
| Breanne Penge 14.02.2013 | I'm heading to a resort for a week with a load of other folks for a friends wedding. I'm bringing a controller (twitch) and my laptop in case there's a chance to plug in poolside or at a disco one evening
, but was believeing it would probably be good to have something portable to bring for the late evening
hotel room afterhours mayhem. Doesn't have to get me kicked out...lol - any suggestions? Cheers. |
| Albertina Fay 14.02.2013 | The BOSE Sounddock Portable is great choice. I swear by it.. A little on the expensive side, but it has a rechargeable battery and lasts a few hours at full volume. Sounds very good and I always get compliments on how loud it is for such a small speaker. If you are willing on making a little but of an investment, I would certainly choose this one. I always take it with me when I go to a friend's house, beach, etc..., just in case I need to "wake up" a "party". |
| Gaynell Rydberg 14.02.2013 | Jawbone Jambox is supposed to be excellent. |
| Breanne Penge 14.02.2013 | Looks a bit small tbh....here's a couple that look promising, but they are a bit on the spendy side: http://www.beatsbydre.com/speakers/b...ill/beats-pill (not really keen on supporting this tripe) https://jawbone.com/speakers/jambox/overview |
| Sandie Kristufek 14.02.2013 | These are quality portable speakers. Not sure how good it would be for DJ'ing however you can daisy chain as many as you want. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Generation-C...0873339&sr=8-1 |
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