It’s almost as if there’s a subwoofer designed to work with these speakers, and if that were part of the equation, the sound signature would make a lot more sense.

The tonal balance could be better, however, with details in the treble suppressed under the weight of the bass. com and PC Magazine are among the federally registered trademarks of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explicit permission.In essence, the sound quality is somewhat muddy and seems to be the kind of frequency range someone who wanted to listen to house music would design (though probably with more high-end).

Dust-proof and water-resistant, the Get Together 2 XL makes for a party-ready plus one for the big events that demand big, bold beats. However, while the XL is designed to provide the biggest sound, that doesn’t mean the standard model doesn’t pack a punch in its own right. Landfills all over the world are filling with old smartphones and early-generation Bluetooth audio gear at a prodigious pace.That means you can keep the music going if your phone starts dying, although naturally, that will drain the speaker’s battery more quickly. Here again, the battery supports quick-charge technology, but you’ll need to provide your own charging source.

Made with a Marley exclusive REWIND blend of reclaimed hemp and organic cottion and FSC-certified birch wood, this Bluetooth Audio System has a unique look. The Marley No Bounds Bluetooth Speaker comes packaged in a cardboard box which features product images, specifications and is completely recyclable. Adjusting the volume on one speaker will adjust the volume on both—tapping the plus/minus buttons adjusts volume, and holding them down skips forward or backward a track.The Get Together 2 doesn’t come with a wide array of features, but it does boast an impressive battery life.