I have both and listen to them. Marshall is notches above the flip 6 for the overall sound quality, clarity and soud stage. The styling and substance - it has a lot of heft and substance. Anything hip hop and bass heavy songs - jbl kicks ass. Marshall has good bass and is quite tight. But that thump is the only place jbl wins. Otherwise it's all the way Marshall in every other aspect
I own both. The JBL definitely has the bass (as with most JBL products), but can sound kind of muffled because of it. The Marshall has a more balanced "clarity" thing going for it, and can bang out the bass pretty well. So both are solid choices. For me, if I had to choose one I'd actually roll with the Marshall. Battery life is much better, but also because it's box-shaped it doesn't roll around like the JBL if it or the table it might be sitting on is bumped.
@@thewitcher_2428When you try to place it on a rather steep surface, the chance of rolling of of it instead of staying there is unquestionably higher for the flip 6.
Exchanged my Emberton to Flip 6. Both original (at least purchased from official resellers). Didn’t like how Emberton performed bass (kinda overwhelming), its performance with higher volume is just meh. Maybe it’s for outdoors mostly… Flip 6 sound is so much clearer in my opinion. Also better with high volumes and bass
I have the Emberton. It grew on me so much! I stopped using my homepod mini at all. The battery is phenomenal and something really punchy and unique about it. Thanks for this video though.
Wow, to my ear the flip 6 sounds overall superior.. The emberton has a weird mid boost, with kinda muffled highs - at least from this sample.. The Flip is overall present, with good highs and mids. At least, thats what Iam hearing!
One thing most of the portable speakers reviewers always skip is stereo pairing of two speakers. Hey, some of us still like stereo sound that's truly separated. You really can't have stereo sound unless you separate the left and right channel be physical distance. Having a single stereo speaker is NOT stereo. So I have both of these speakers. The JBL Flip 6 can do a stereo pair with a second JBL Flip 6. A Flip 6 cannot be stereo paired with any different JBL. So when pairing a JBL Flip 6 and JBL Flip5 the sound is monaural and the same from both speakers. Also, adding more than two Flip 6s in party mode will only be monaural sound from all paired speakers. Bose Soundlinks can do stereo pairing. So can the Sonos Roam when using Airplay 2. I have those as well. Stacking two Emberton II speakers cannot produce stereo sound. It seems Marshall did not add that capability for some reason. Stacking two Emberton II speakers just has the same sound coming from both speakers. Stacking additional Emberton II speakers just repeats the same monaural sound from each additional speaker. I bought the Emberton II because I thought they could be stereo paired so I was disappointed to find out that they can't be. I'm not sure if stereo pairing cannot be added with an app upgrade or there is a hardware change required. I'm puzzled as to why Marshal did not provide that capability. As far as the sound quality goes, I have to agree, the JBL flip 6 sounds better than the Emberton ii because it provides better low frequency response. The JBL has two speakers inside while the Emberton II only has one. Sorry for being verbose...
That's really good info, and you are right stereo pairing is often on the back burner with things like optical inputs, codecs, etc haha. I did a short video on what the future may hold for true stereo pairing and other tech here: ua-cam.com/video/ly75P1XO39Y/v-deo.html. Curious what you'll think.
Emberton II has got two speakers, plus two passive radiators, so the speaker delivers sound from the front and back. I have only one, so please try different side when you stack.
I have both... and both of them are good speakers imo, for bass it will be flip6 definitely...but for overall balance and sound signature...I'll choose emberton, I'm not so sure why because flip6 have a very good sound output too, but Im enjoying more listening to emberton...maybe because of the Marshall sound sig...which is more pleasing to my ears.
JBL sound signature after the charge five has really improved. I like the bass of JBL but before charge five they sounded more muffled. now they have also achieved a bit of the spectrum towards the higher end. All the never heard emberton in real life, from the reviews that I watched I am getting the vibe that they are more suited for vocal performances and more string heavy music opposed to the more electronic hip-hop music which sounds better on JBL speakers.
That Harman curve is apparent in the JBL and it really shows even more when doing side-by-side with others. It's like that east coast vs. west coast or even vs. UK sound. Strange to hear it in mono in such a tiny speaker.
i have the Marshall emberton 2 and one of my friends has the JBL flip 6. i once did a side by sound comparison , testing multiple songs. i must say the JBL sounds great for POP and EDM. indeed getting lower with bass. but the Marshall DESTROYS JBL's speaker when it comes to Rock and metal music. when i play rock and metal music through the JBL it sounds bad. some low guitar blasts get changed into bass making guitar sound unnatural and muddy. the Marshall kills it when it comes to instrumental music like rock and metal. guitar sounds far more natural. while on the JBL the vocals get burried by the low bass sounding guitar and you barely hear these vocals. making it sound like some bassy muddy chaos. i'm a rock and metal music listener. so pop music is less important to me. so the Marshall is definitly meant for me. while JBL is clearly meant for those people who are into those party bass boom boom music.
@@vladtheimpaler7214 you got that wrong. The emberton is quite decent for party music. But the JBL is just better for it with the deeper hitting bass. In fact the emberton is better for party music than the JBL is for rock music
JBL is king it’s just great audio hard to beat my top 3 are JBL, SONY, and BOSE but Tribit AND soundcore are getting there and great pricing. Marshall great design but price is too high. Great video as always keep up the great presentations 😊
I swear there's something wrong with your Emberton 2. The bass sounds so weak compared to other sound tests I have heard. Maybe they have the bass boosted or something? I listened to "Aaron is Loud and Wireless" and "CeonTheMaking." The latter compares directly to the Flip 6 as well.
"Hi there, I recently bought a JBL Flip 6 and encountered a frustrating issue. When I leave it charging while turned on and disconnected from my phone, the power button starts blinking unexpectedly. Despite following all troubleshooting steps in the manual, the problem persists. Additionally, there's a battery calibration issue where the indicator shows full charge, then drops suddenly to half. Could this be a problem with the internal components? I'd appreciate any insights or advice on how to fix this. Thanks!"
I got 3 jbls the xtreme 3 charge 5 and flip 6 and believe me when I say how much a difference is Is when you add flip to the other two giants it definitely enhances the bass and voice even more ❤❤❤❤
My JBL flip 4’s charging port died in 2 years. I’ve not seen such complaints with Marshall and is way better built overall. I’d pick Marshall for the iconic design, sound clarity, longer battery life and product longevity.
Maybe I missed it but do they both have a separate left and right channel? In other words is there separate left/right speakers in each cabinet for true stereo sound? I'm not interested in purchasing a bluetooth speaker that requires that I purchase a second unit to pair with it just to produce stereo sound. I suppose for just listening to dialog mono is fine but I'd mainly be using it for listening to music and I really can't appreciate most musical pieces in mono (no matter how much added base or treble a single speaker adds) versus stereo (unless of course the original recording is already in mono) so I've ruled out many mono only bluetooth speakers.
I'm just saying that batteries don't last forever in any device and I don't have any info to verify. I'm just guessing it'll eventually wear out. I could be completely wrong and it'll last 10 years... or it could die sooner.@@Nhguava
Hey Danny please help! Which one would be better for bass? Emberton , emberton 2 or Bose flex? Or is there any other speaker I should consider for high bass? I've using Sony extra bass series earphones and earbuds and I love their bass and sound quality. I have marshall major 2 bt and their bass is also amazing so for a speaker with good bass which one should i go for? I love the embertons for their look but I don't want to compromise on sound quality.
DAMN there's almost no difference between JBL and Source Sound. It's like you forgot to cut during the video editing! I really want the Marshall for better sound quality, but does it deliver "as the artist intended"? IDK
Emberton II with the Push EQ, shits all over the JBL, and the 25-30 hour battery life when played at max volume is league's better. 3 hour charge time, nothing is better than the Emberton II when you get it under $100 dollars.
No offense but when it comes to sound the Bose Soundlink Flex pretty much made these 2 speakers obsolete Now if Bose could only update their now pretty ancient Soundlink Micro (2017) that would be greatly appreciated
Compare the 2 speaks with rock music and see where the Marshall shines. Everyone always complains about the sound of the Marshall but they play bad pop through it. Marshall is tuned for more of a rock flair not bubble gum pop.
You know I can't even find the brand on the tab but I think it might be "zaful" other shirts I wear here: www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AHUQKJMBE4YFKBZ2A2XZNVVSA5BQ/3P42NCGKIKMS1?type=explore&ref=idea_cp_vl_ov_mw
@@DannyPops I guess I'm confused about what that means, and why it is so much better than the two comparisons. Why would the "source sound" coming out of my tablet speakers be better than a portable speaker?
@Stephen Sundet I think you may be over complicating it in your mind, the source file is just the music mp3 file placed directly onto the video, whereas the recorded parts are my microphone recording the speaker reproducing the audio. You can use the source file to compare what the speaker is trying to produce.
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I have both and listen to them. Marshall is notches above the flip 6 for the overall sound quality, clarity and soud stage. The styling and substance - it has a lot of heft and substance. Anything hip hop and bass heavy songs - jbl kicks ass. Marshall has good bass and is quite tight. But that thump is the only place jbl wins. Otherwise it's all the way Marshall in every other aspect
I own both. The JBL definitely has the bass (as with most JBL products), but can sound kind of muffled because of it. The Marshall has a more balanced "clarity" thing going for it, and can bang out the bass pretty well. So both are solid choices.
For me, if I had to choose one I'd actually roll with the Marshall. Battery life is much better, but also because it's box-shaped it doesn't roll around like the JBL if it or the table it might be sitting on is bumped.
Would you recommend the Marshall over the JBL for style genres like jazz?
@@zingarovskij Definitely. The Marshall sounds REALLY good.
emberton battery much better than flip 6?
The Flip 6 cant even rokl because of the new plastic part 😂 you sure own both of them? I dont think so.
@@thewitcher_2428When you try to place it on a rather steep surface, the chance of rolling of of it instead of staying there is unquestionably higher for the flip 6.
Exchanged my Emberton to Flip 6. Both original (at least purchased from official resellers). Didn’t like how Emberton performed bass (kinda overwhelming), its performance with higher volume is just meh. Maybe it’s for outdoors mostly… Flip 6 sound is so much clearer in my opinion. Also better with high volumes and bass
Emberton's design is 🤌🏻🤌🏻
What do you mean by 🤌like amazing or like wtf? In Italian sign language is quite ambiguous that hands posture ahahaha it can mean both
Lol
@@belacortes2034 it means muaaah 🤌
@@belacortes2034 😂😂😂
@PLATO bruh it means " wtf why"😅
I have the Emberton. It grew on me so much! I stopped using my homepod mini at all. The battery is phenomenal and something really punchy and unique about it. Thanks for this video though.
Hands down best video review i've seen, the switching between sources is genius. Awesome work!
Wow, to my ear the flip 6 sounds overall superior.. The emberton has a weird mid boost, with kinda muffled highs - at least from this sample.. The Flip is overall present, with good highs and mids. At least, thats what Iam hearing!
It's nice that you included the original sound track for comparision. Not many channels on youtube do this!
i like marshall tuning more but overall and room filling i think jbl did a better job.
One thing most of the portable speakers reviewers always skip is stereo pairing of two speakers. Hey, some of us still like stereo sound that's truly separated. You really can't have stereo sound unless you separate the left and right channel be physical distance. Having a single stereo speaker is NOT stereo.
So I have both of these speakers. The JBL Flip 6 can do a stereo pair with a second JBL Flip 6. A Flip 6 cannot be stereo paired with any different JBL. So when pairing a JBL Flip 6 and JBL Flip5 the sound is monaural and the same from both speakers. Also, adding more than two Flip 6s in party mode will only be monaural sound from all paired speakers.
Bose Soundlinks can do stereo pairing. So can the Sonos Roam when using Airplay 2. I have those as well.
Stacking two Emberton II speakers cannot produce stereo sound. It seems Marshall did not add that capability for some reason.
Stacking two Emberton II speakers just has the same sound coming from both speakers. Stacking additional Emberton II speakers just repeats the same monaural sound from each additional speaker.
I bought the Emberton II because I thought they could be stereo paired so I was disappointed to find out that they can't be. I'm not sure if stereo pairing cannot be added with an app upgrade or there is a hardware change required. I'm puzzled as to why Marshal did not provide that capability.
As far as the sound quality goes, I have to agree, the JBL flip 6 sounds better than the Emberton ii because it provides better low frequency response. The JBL has two speakers inside while the Emberton II only has one.
Sorry for being verbose...
That's really good info, and you are right stereo pairing is often on the back burner with things like optical inputs, codecs, etc haha. I did a short video on what the future may hold for true stereo pairing and other tech here: ua-cam.com/video/ly75P1XO39Y/v-deo.html. Curious what you'll think.
Emberton II has got two speakers, plus two passive radiators, so the speaker delivers sound from the front and back. I have only one, so please try different side when you stack.
Hoping Marshall will provide upgrade stereo mode for EM2 plsssss!!!
Which one will you take sir? 2x flip6 run on stereo mode or 1 emberton2?
@@DannyPops are emberton 2 use LC3?
I have both... and both of them are good speakers imo, for bass it will be flip6 definitely...but for overall balance and sound signature...I'll choose emberton, I'm not so sure why because flip6 have a very good sound output too, but Im enjoying more listening to emberton...maybe because of the Marshall sound sig...which is more pleasing to my ears.
JBL sound signature after the charge five has really improved. I like the bass of JBL but before charge five they sounded more muffled. now they have also achieved a bit of the spectrum towards the higher end. All the never heard emberton in real life, from the reviews that I watched I am getting the vibe that they are more suited for vocal performances and more string heavy music opposed to the more electronic hip-hop music which sounds better on JBL speakers.
What would you recommend to me if i want to buy to my dad who listen some old songs, 80 90s pops and country musics.
@@yodastarboii7496 emberton
@@yodastarboii7496 Definitely go for the Emberton it is more for these styles, if it was rap with heavy bass JBL would be the one
@@beactivebehappy9894 yes this was same conclusion i had when I bought flip 5 after listening to bazillion reviews. And now jbl 5 is lost and gone 🥲
That Harman curve is apparent in the JBL and it really shows even more when doing side-by-side with others. It's like that east coast vs. west coast or even vs. UK sound. Strange to hear it in mono in such a tiny speaker.
Jbl is better
JBL has better bass but Marshall is superior in every other category.
i have the Marshall emberton 2
and one of my friends has the JBL flip 6.
i once did a side by sound comparison , testing multiple songs.
i must say the JBL sounds great for POP and EDM. indeed getting lower with bass.
but the Marshall DESTROYS JBL's speaker when it comes to Rock and metal music.
when i play rock and metal music through the JBL it sounds bad. some low guitar blasts get changed into bass making guitar sound unnatural and muddy.
the Marshall kills it when it comes to instrumental music like rock and metal. guitar sounds far more natural.
while on the JBL the vocals get burried by the low bass sounding guitar and you barely hear these vocals. making it sound like some bassy muddy chaos.
i'm a rock and metal music listener. so pop music is less important to me. so the Marshall is definitly meant for me.
while JBL is clearly meant for those people who are into those party bass boom boom music.
So the embertob is for the based who like actual music?
@@lewispooper3138 I'm not sure what you mean by that.
Yes emberton is good for rock music not for party music.
@@vladtheimpaler7214 you got that wrong. The emberton is quite decent for party music. But the JBL is just better for it with the deeper hitting bass.
In fact the emberton is better for party music than the JBL is for rock music
JBL is king it’s just great audio hard to beat my top 3 are JBL, SONY, and BOSE but Tribit AND soundcore are getting there and great pricing. Marshall great design but price is too high. Great video as always keep up the great presentations 😊
Emberton 1 is enough and it sounds really good great buy!
I liked "sound source" more
I know which one to take 😩 but the Marshall it’s just beautiful! 😫😫😫😫😫😫
Jbl is quite cool to take? But the marshall wow so classic. I cant handle it
Marshall is much more crisp and precise. I want all around quality of sound, not just bass 🎸 🎹
I swear there's something wrong with your Emberton 2. The bass sounds so weak compared to other sound tests I have heard. Maybe they have the bass boosted or something? I listened to "Aaron is Loud and Wireless" and "CeonTheMaking." The latter compares directly to the Flip 6 as well.
Marshall more to classic song right?
Just ordered the emberton cream colour
Always look forward to your speaker comparisons , waiting for ur review on the Marshall Willen 👍
Flip 6 has good sound quality, but for use at a work desk, the distance is 30-50 cm, is it still safe & comfortable for the ears?
Yes, keep the volume low tho because it can get loud
"Hi there, I recently bought a JBL Flip 6 and encountered a frustrating issue. When I leave it charging while turned on and disconnected from my phone, the power button starts blinking unexpectedly. Despite following all troubleshooting steps in the manual, the problem persists. Additionally, there's a battery calibration issue where the indicator shows full charge, then drops suddenly to half. Could this be a problem with the internal components? I'd appreciate any insights or advice on how to fix this. Thanks!"
I got 3 jbls the xtreme 3 charge 5 and flip 6 and believe me when I say how much a difference is Is when you add flip to the other two giants it definitely enhances the bass and voice even more ❤❤❤❤
My JBL flip 4’s charging port died in 2 years. I’ve not seen such complaints with Marshall and is way better built overall.
I’d pick Marshall for the iconic design, sound clarity, longer battery life and product longevity.
Maybe I missed it but do they both have a separate left and right channel? In other words is there separate left/right speakers in each cabinet for true stereo sound? I'm not interested in purchasing a bluetooth speaker that requires that I purchase a second unit to pair with it just to produce stereo sound. I suppose for just listening to dialog mono is fine but I'd mainly be using it for listening to music and I really can't appreciate most musical pieces in mono (no matter how much added base or treble a single speaker adds) versus stereo (unless of course the original recording is already in mono) so I've ruled out many mono only bluetooth speakers.
I have the Emberton II and Willen speaker. I was able to stack them through the Marshall app and play them together
oh wow. So it works this way?
I am buying JBL flip 6 in 2023. How many years do you think I can use it for, before it stops charging?
I am not a battery expert but these things seem to easily last several years. My guess 4-5 years.
so even though it is brand new, since it released two years ago, around 2-3 years left till I probably have to buy a new JBL?@@DannyPops
I'm just saying that batteries don't last forever in any device and I don't have any info to verify. I'm just guessing it'll eventually wear out. I could be completely wrong and it'll last 10 years... or it could die sooner.@@Nhguava
Hey Danny, what kind of watch is that ?
It's the Breda Play! Super cheap. www.breda.com/
conclusion - marshal lets it all go while jbl controls... I prefer jbl... Good for ears..
Hey Danny! I'm between Bose Flex and JBL Flip 6, what is your fav? (Indoors, Electronic Music, Rock, Podcasts)
Bose
Like the choice of three different tones on Emerton
Wich one is better for podcast or radio or vocals, and instrumental sounds? Please help me
Great review sir! 🙌🏻
I have emberton and flip 6, bass smooth on flip 6 while marshall with the treble is unbeatable
I appreciate that you let us listen to non recorded aswell. This is an awesome review
Jbl for bass
JBL sounds much better than Emberton. But it is ugly. That’s all.
Ugly ? Depend on everyone taste. Because for me, Emberton is Ugly and boring.
@@portofinolabetaMarshall is actually more beautiful for me
Emberton look More retro that's why i like about it ...but flip 6 also look good ...but in sound JBL kill it
The flip 6 looks much better
Emberton produce so much treble which is annoying but JBL has silky smooth sound DNA .i always go for JBL . base is exceptional
Hey Danny please help! Which one would be better for bass? Emberton , emberton 2 or Bose flex? Or is there any other speaker I should consider for high bass? I've using Sony extra bass series earphones and earbuds and I love their bass and sound quality. I have marshall major 2 bt and their bass is also amazing so for a speaker with good bass which one should i go for? I love the embertons for their look but I don't want to compromise on sound quality.
bass flip6 only protect your head
Hay danny can u tell us your perfect equaliser settings for jbl flip 6 for best sound quality?
DAMN there's almost no difference between JBL and Source Sound. It's like you forgot to cut during the video editing!
I really want the Marshall for better sound quality, but does it deliver "as the artist intended"? IDK
que voltaje soporta el cargador de Emberton?
which speaker for shower?
Tribit micro 2 is just out of stock in europe... maybe marshall willen? but it's a bit expensive for such a small speaker
Anything with ip67 is good
Emberton II with the Push EQ, shits all over the JBL, and the 25-30 hour battery life when played at max volume is league's better. 3 hour charge time, nothing is better than the Emberton II when you get it under $100 dollars.
Another factor to consider, you can only put jbl into water bottle cage.
No offense but when it comes to sound the Bose Soundlink Flex pretty much made these 2 speakers obsolete
Now if Bose could only update their now pretty ancient Soundlink Micro (2017) that would be greatly appreciated
in my opinion bose and marshall are the best portable speakers on the market
True.
great video! really chill and nice to watch 😊
JBL is always good but man they stepped their game up with the flip6
Do you know Laney also released a bluetooth speaker? Laney F67.
It looks vintage like the Marshall too
Gotta check that out!!
Compare the 2 speaks with rock music and see where the Marshall shines. Everyone always complains about the sound of the Marshall but they play bad pop through it. Marshall is tuned for more of a rock flair not bubble gum pop.
Can be paired with Willen too.
About the jbl connecting two speakers both of the speakers need party boost.
Marshall is better for music.
👇 JBL Flip 6
I appreciate you!
The Flip 6 sound better than the Marshall for me 😊
I have jbl flip 6 . It's a very beautiful sound
Jbl for the win 🏆
😀😀I want to buy Emberton 2, which has well-balanced high, mid, and low range sounds... The genuine product is very expensive.
How can you tell a fake Emberton from a real one?
@@cgrape22 Yes, you can tell just by hearing it ^^ ...Oh, and I listen in stereo with two JBL Flip 6s. The sound is the best ^^
I prefer Marshall
Best vocal in marshal
Can you review the Killburn 2?
What? Flip 6 can't connect with older generations. At least with flip 4 and older, charge 4, extreme 2, boombox
Flip 3,4,5,6 was ALWAYS able to connect to other JBL speakers, not the Marshall until the 2nd version.
Danny where's the shirt from? :)
You know I can't even find the brand on the tab but I think it might be "zaful" other shirts I wear here: www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AHUQKJMBE4YFKBZ2A2XZNVVSA5BQ/3P42NCGKIKMS1?type=explore&ref=idea_cp_vl_ov_mw
I just subscribed and based on your reviews I have made my choice
I really hope you enjoy your speaker! They are all pretty good.
@@DannyPops I just got the JBL flip 6 and the bass is awesome. It just makes me miss my samsung sound bar 340W 🥺🥺
Jbl bass is better...
Marshall vocals better
How's the battery performance of both?
Have the JBL flip 6 that I'm returning cos the battery won't last more than 5.5 years with full volume. While on 70% it goes about 6 hrs.
Bro try tribit xsound mega vs jbl flip6 same music please
What a weird song to test speakers. These lo-fi mixes have purposefully filtered, muted and distorted sounds.
Dont switch so fast during the compare
i like this dudes reviews 🦍
the jbl is clearly unmatched.
Nice tunes 👌🏻
Flip 6 sound is clearly warmer and better wow. what a sound for such a little box
Flip 6 vs soundlink flex maybe? 😬
Emberton deep sound winner flip 6 deep base winner
I definitely do not get 12 hours out of the Flip 6. It's probably closer to 8. It's the one major drawback.
thanks for sharing your experience with that :)
Marshall best 👍
Is that a swatch watch? The JBL flip6 sounds better to me.
Hah, close! www.breda.com/products/breda-play-1742a-silver-orange-plastic-watch It's a cheap little quartz about the same price range. :)
Marshal sounds lit good
JBL has bluetooth issues.
Emberton has too many chinese fake product at internet
So as the JBL flip here in the Philippines there are tone in Shopee and Lazada haha
Marshall sounds artificial. There is something wrong with that speaker. JBL sounds closer to the source.
Marshall is better basss
Jbl flip 6 it's amazing amazing 😍😍😍😍
Emberton 2 Vs soundlink flex please sir
His expressions like when will song end.. 😂
flip6 win
This Orange sleeveless shirt is Cool :-)
The flip 6 crushes the emberton 2
If you can't afford marshall go for jbl
Bass of marshal is terrible. JBL far far better 😂
Old man with orchestra, choose emberton. But if you like RnB, Pop, Rap, TRAP, choose JBL 😂😂😂
JBL sound bass❤ marshall only for design
Why is the "Source Sound" a thousand times better than both? What is that?
That's the audio file directly
@@DannyPops I guess I'm confused about what that means, and why it is so much better than the two comparisons. Why would the "source sound" coming out of my tablet speakers be better than a portable speaker?
@Stephen Sundet I think you may be over complicating it in your mind, the source file is just the music mp3 file placed directly onto the video, whereas the recorded parts are my microphone recording the speaker reproducing the audio. You can use the source file to compare what the speaker is trying to produce.
Jbl flip 6
For me
Marshall nice
flip 6 to the win