JBL BOOMBOX user manual

The buttons on the JBL Boombox include:
1. Power button: Turns the speaker on and off.
. Bluetooth pairing button: Allows you to connect your device to the speaker via Bluetooth.
3. Volume buttons: Controls the volume level of the speaker.
4. Play/Pause button: Controls playback on your connected device.
5. Skip forward and skip backward buttons: Allow you to skip to the next or previous track.
6. Connect+ button: Enables you to wirelessly connect multiple JBL Connect+ enabled speakers for a louder sound experience.
7. Battery indicator button: Pressing this button shows the battery level of the speaker.
8. JBL Connect button: Allows you to connect multiple JBL Connect enabled speakers for a larger sound output.
9. PartyBoost button: Enables you to connect multiple JBL PartyBoost compatible speakers for a synced music experience.
10. Equalizer button: Enables you to switch between default, indoor, and outdoor sound modes for optimized audio performance.
11. USB port: This is used to charge your devices using the battery power of the JBL Boombox.
12. 3.5mm audio input: Allows you to connect devices using a wired audio connection.
13. Power port: This is where you connect the power cable to charge the speaker.
14. JBL logo button: May have various functions depending on the specific model of the JBL Boombox you have. It could serve as a multi-function button for voice assistant access or play/pause control.

To turn up the bass on your JBL Boombox, follow these steps:
1. Locate the control panel on your Boombox. It is usually found on the top panel or on the side.
2. Look for the "Bass" control knob. It is specifically labeled as "Bass" or sometimes as "B" or "Low-End".
3. Turn the control knob clockwise to increase the bass. Start with a lower setting and gradually turn it up until you achieve the desired bass level. Be careful not to turn it too high as it may distort the sound quality.
4. Test the sound by playing some music or audio to check if you are satisfied with the bass level. Adjust the knob accordingly to fine-tune the bass.
Note: Different models of JBL Boombox may have slightly different control panels and knob positions, so refer to your specific model's user manual if needed.

The JBL Boombox has an indoor and an outdoor mode to optimize the audio performance based on the environment.
The indoor mode is designed for when you are using the speaker in an enclosed space like a room. It enhances the bass response and provides a balanced sound profile that is suitable for indoor listening. The indoor mode is ideal when you want a more refined and controlled audio experience.
On the other hand, the outdoor mode is specifically tailored for open-air environments like picnics, parties, or outdoor gatherings. It boosts the sound output and amplifies the bass to deliver a more powerful and dynamic sound that can fill larger spaces. The outdoor mode ensures the sound carries well in open areas and helps to compensate for ambient noise.
By switching between the indoor and outdoor modes, you can choose the audio setting that best suits your listening needs, whether you are enjoying music indoors or taking the speaker outside.