JBL looks to be competing with Bose:

https://www.jblpro.com/Microsite-eononecompact/index.html

Looks like some good features.

Bass down to 37Hz, in an 8" speaker powered by battery?! They must be using
some +/- 10dB kind of spec for that one ?? My ~700 watt (rms) FBT MaxxA40's don't
even say they go that low ... (they spec down to 45 Hz)

Jim

Thanks for the link. Indeed, impressive specs. I will keep an eye. I wonder how it would live up to the specs in real life situations. Regardless of the specs, I am sure it won't be able to hold a candle to your FBT.

Chris.

Nice find on the JBL compact good specs too..
but I'll stick with my Mackie FREEPLAY LIVE
for a smaller wireless speaker..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgpvmUCrmXA

Wattage? Price?

$549.99


112 dB output the highest volume in its class
8-inch woofer with deep low-frequency performance down to 37.5 Hz
Ultralight unit weighs just 17.6 pounds (8 kg)
Set up quickly and easily using JBL Compact Connect control app presets
Sound your best with professional effects including EQ, reverb, chorus and delay
Balance your volume levels with built-in 4-channel mixer
Optimize your sound with 8-band output EQ, customizable via presets
Stream music from your phone or tablet via Bluetooth to up to four EON One Compact units
Operate two EON ONE Compact units in stereo mode
Two pro-grade preamps deliver full and rich sound from any microphone
Connect microphones, instruments and playback devices with two XLR/TRS combo jacks, one 1/4-inch (6.3mm) hi-Z guitar input and one 1/8-inch (3.5mm) aux input
Phantom power supports condenser microphones
One-touch ducking feature automatically lowers music volume when speech input is detected, ensuring every word is heard clearly
Two USB 3.0 ports allow high-speed charging of external devices
Tool-free, swappable battery p provides up to 12 hours of playtime
Fast battery charging—just 2.5 hours
Two performance orientations: monitor and vertical; tuning and mixer displays automatically adjust
Headphone jack allows private monitoring for practice sessions and managing presets
1/4-inch (6.3mm) pass through output allows system expansion with additional EON ONE Compact units
Convenient, built-in tilting tablet stand orients to front or back of system
Built-in pole mount expands configuration options
External battery charger option available separately
Ergonomic handle and even weight distribution make carrying the system a breeze

Don’t you love it when you just bought something and then they come out with something new, and it makes you wonder if you got the best product?

I love my Bose S1 Pros but this new JBL is make me wonder....

That is what could happen with the SX900 ....
vs a new KORG, Roland, etc, etc by years end...buyer beware.