God bless ya man! Thanks for sharing. I’m a performer myself and I’m thinkin’ of buskin’ again. My pop bought me a JBL Eon One for a late birthday present and I was thinkin’ I might start goin’ up n’ down the coast with it to make some extra income; singin’ to backing tracks, playin’ harmonica, guitar n’ such-you think I’d be ok (by your experience of course) using the unit? Please lemme know if you can. Thanks and again, God bless you. -Ronnie
Thanks Harry, your videos and straight talkin' are really great for me. No non sense content, everything is down to wether you like it or not and can work with it. That for me is a game changer and a working musician perspective (not like millions of those bedroom producers nowadays 😂) I initially thought the bose would be worth having as we have kind of the same working musician challenge (except I'm in france) and decided by hearing and listening to your advice to go and order the jbl. If I could give back some piece of advice for your mic and fantom power, I just happen to have stumbled upon this wireless device from Xvive the U3c. Pretty handy, you get your money for the buck, phantom power and you get freedom as you are no longer putting cables or electrical outlets... Hope this helps, wish you a great day Thanks again, Romuald.
Hi Harry, thanks for your tips. I’d briefly seen your video on pairing two eon ones and now I’m serious on getting two eons for that kind of set up. I tried to find that video again but it’s no longer available. can you post it again? Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the content. I'm currently deciding the headrush frfr 108 and jbl eon one compact, they are different price point but I think the extra feature in the jbl could be worth it. My only concern is the volume and sound of the speaker. I couldn't find any sound demo with electric guitar on the internet. Based on your experience in using the jbl in the band, is it powerful enough to not get drowned by the drummer? Also how would the sound compare to a frfr speaker? Does it sound close to having an electric guitar plugged in the amp?
My JBL went back many times with many faults. I got a superb replacement for 1/2 the price with twice the power. Batterys last 4 hours at full whack and.charge fully in 2-1/2 hours. Check it out in "thomann". DSP 110 . It rings all the bells for me. Leaves the "dodgy" jbl way behind in the dust.
Fortunately (or unfortunately) you are one of the unlucky few. It comes with a 7 year guarantee! Nothing dodgy about this speaker but will always have one bad apple in the barrell. By the way, the DSP110 BP is only 90 Watts RMS and 4 hours at half volume according to Thomann, whereas the JBL is 120 Watts RMS and 12 hours at half volume. Interestin speaker though to go with my Eon One Compact
Thank you very much for sharing!
God bless ya man! Thanks for sharing. I’m a performer myself and I’m thinkin’ of buskin’ again. My pop bought me a JBL Eon One for a late birthday present and I was thinkin’ I might start goin’ up n’ down the coast with it to make some extra income; singin’ to backing tracks, playin’ harmonica, guitar n’ such-you think I’d be ok (by your experience of course) using the unit? Please lemme know if you can. Thanks and again, God bless you.
-Ronnie
Thanks Harry,
your videos and straight talkin' are really great for me.
No non sense content, everything is down to wether you like it or not and can work with it. That for me is a game changer and a working musician perspective (not like millions of those bedroom producers nowadays 😂)
I initially thought the bose would be worth having as we have kind of the same working musician challenge (except I'm in france) and decided by hearing and listening to your advice to go and order the jbl.
If I could give back some piece of advice for your mic and fantom power, I just happen to have stumbled upon this wireless device from Xvive the U3c. Pretty handy, you get your money for the buck, phantom power and you get freedom as you are no longer putting cables or electrical outlets...
Hope this helps, wish you a great day
Thanks again, Romuald.
Hi Harry, thanks for your tips.
I’d briefly seen your video on pairing two eon ones and now I’m serious on getting two eons for that kind of set up. I tried to find that video again but it’s no longer available. can you post it again? Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the update. Can the JBL run off just electricity, or are you always using the battery?
Thanks for the content. I'm currently deciding the headrush frfr 108 and jbl eon one compact, they are different price point but I think the extra feature in the jbl could be worth it. My only concern is the volume and sound of the speaker. I couldn't find any sound demo with electric guitar on the internet. Based on your experience in using the jbl in the band, is it powerful enough to not get drowned by the drummer? Also how would the sound compare to a frfr speaker? Does it sound close to having an electric guitar plugged in the amp?
My JBL went back many times with many faults. I got a superb replacement for 1/2 the price with twice the power. Batterys last 4 hours at full whack and.charge fully in 2-1/2 hours. Check it out in "thomann". DSP 110 . It rings all the bells for me. Leaves the "dodgy" jbl way behind in the dust.
Fortunately (or unfortunately) you are one of the unlucky few. It comes with a 7 year guarantee! Nothing dodgy about this speaker but will always have one bad apple in the barrell. By the way, the DSP110 BP is only 90 Watts RMS and 4 hours at half volume according to Thomann, whereas the JBL is 120 Watts RMS and 12 hours at half volume. Interestin speaker though to go with my Eon One Compact