• JBL introduces the Bluetooth enabled OnBeat Rumble speaker dock

    • JBL has been known for manufacturing some pretty fancy audio equipment that has left audiophiles around the globe asking for more. The company has recently announced the OnBeat Rumble ($399), the third Lightning speaker dock to add to JBL’s current lineup. This one’s a Bluetooth-enabled 50-watt speaker that churns out ear-pleasing music quality.
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    Packing a built-in 4 1/2” subwoofer and two 2.5” full-range drivers, the OnBeat Rumble also includes an auxiliary input jack for non-Apple devices. Apart from all of this, users can also download JBL’s free MusicFlow application. This adds additional EQ modes to OnBeat Rumble and enables playlist creation, music browsing and more.

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    Posted in Topics:Media Devices, , , on January 9, 2013 by gavril

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