I am looking for a boom box for my dance team that will be loud enough for practices in the commons area or in the gym. Will this unit be loud enough
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Dear Sheila, this boom box is L O U D you will enjoy it very much for open and large spaces. It should do you just fine. Enjoy and practice a lot, practice makes perfect!!
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Sharp GX-M10 is just what you are looking for. It comes with a handy remote that allow you to select your inputs,volume,skip tracks etc.Also comes with tuner,CD player,USB input,iPod input,guitar input,axillary input. in which you could connect your phone,PC tablet or any portable player using head phone out from device. NOTE: NO Bluetooth connectivity. Hope this was. Helpful.
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I used to install school intercom and PA systems for a living. While it may seem very loud to a home owner it is not designed for that type of application. It will not be of any practical used in a high school basketball court.
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Hi Michelle, This product was sold months ago [????] HOWEVER, I do NOT recommend this product if you just want LOUD quality sound. I sold this and bought a 3 speaker TDK "BOOM BOX" [I don't remember if that's what it is called, but that's what it is]. I hook up my mp3 to it, and it sounds better. My Bose system was not loud enough for my taste.
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The speaker is certainly loud enough. You may want have something to set it on while playing it at higher volumes, as the bass causes the speaker to move around. I set it on my iPad case, and that dose the trick nicely.
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Hello. This is a compact audio system and would be recommended primarily for indoor use and crowds of about 50-75 people. It could be used outdoors as long as conditions are dry, but again you would want to use only with smaller crowds. You would also want to consider the amount of area you need to cover with sound, as well as the existing ambient volume level around you. We would expect a rodeo to be loud and in a large arena, so you would most likely need a much larger, more powerful system. If you need to discuss possible options, please feel free to cal us and we would be glad to help! Y2PLAY - 1-800-695-4808. Thank you for your interest! Hello. This is a compact audio system and would be recommended primarily for indoor use and crowds of about 50-75 people. It could be used outdoors as long as conditions are dry, but again you would want to use only with smaller crowds. You would also want to consider the amount of area you need to cover with sound, as well as the existing ambient volume level around you. We would expect a rodeo to be loud and in a large arena, so you would most likely need a much larger, more powerful system. If you need to discuss possible options, please feel free to cal us and we would be glad to help!... » Read More Hello. This is a compact audio system and would be recommended primarily for indoor use and crowds of about 50-75 people. It could be used outdoors as long as conditions are dry, but again you would want to use only with smaller crowds. You would also want to consider the amount of area you need to cover with sound, as well as the existing ambient volume level around you. We would expect a rodeo to be loud and in a large arena, so you would most likely need a much larger, more powerful system. If you need to discuss possible options, please feel free to cal us and we would be glad to help! Y2PLAY - 1-800-695-4808. Thank you for your interest! « Show Less
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Depends. What type of event will be going on? Small intimate or crazy basketball like. I will say this, as far as the wireless mini speakers goes, this will be your loudest. Its definitely loud enough for a backyard BBQ with say 20 guest
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Yes, I believe it does. It sounds exceptional for a boom box. When I first played a cd outside in our yard, I thought this thing really puts out the sound. If you like base, the base boost will make it sound like your in a club.
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It depends on the music, but if it is well produced, loud music (for example Skrillex V Doors "Light my fire") it sounds perfect on full volume; you wouldn't need it to go any louder.
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Hello john, this is good for some good music. It depends on your intended use really. Its not meant for parties, but background music and alone music is great. Also look at the db sensativity on your speakers. Some speakers will sound louder at same volume then others. Cheers!
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I would say it is loud for the size of the speaker. If you're entertaining 100 people this may not be your best bet for the loudest sound. The Discoball is amazing though! And it comes with a microphone.
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its pretty loud, but not like some of the old boom boxes. with a unit this small its just wont keep up. Also, if you use the battery, at loud volume, it dies much faster.
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Maybe, I would try using speakers first. If there was not enough volume then try going through an amp, starting with the volume turned way down first. In a small setting, like a church or high school gym, this alone should do. Loud enough is load enough, but too loud will drive your audience away. Give it a try first. Good luck.
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When I used this around the home, I keep it well under the 1/4 mark and that's still very loud.When I take it outside or to the beach, I play it near max (generally a little lower so the base isn't blown out) and you can clearly hear it from a far distance. I've had dance parties on the beach and it this rocks it.While it can be used inside, it's really meant for outdoors or large areas.
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Pretty loud. You could definitely gig out solo or have enough sound to keep up at a practice with a full band (if they weren't turned up all the way). Surprisingly loud.
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It is hard to hear music in a noisy environment like busy street or loud music at the gym. You can turn up your volume, but then you have loud on top of loud which I find very annoying.
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Well if you live with room-mates who would prefer some peace of mind this is what you might be aiming for but if you like your music really loud, you'd be better off looking for something more powerful. This worked for me and is plenty loud.
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For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts... » Read More For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. « Show Less