What Milwaukee just made is (75%) impressive
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Milwaukee tool had their 2024 pipeline event and released a bunch of new tools, however.... I don't remember seeing these. What we have here today are the new Milwaukee M18 portable Bluetooth speakers
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Milwaukee Tools M18 Bluetooth Jobsite Speaker 2954-20
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But is it fuel?
Still loving my Harman/Kardon big circle blue tooth with 2 mids , 2 tweeters , & a passive woofer it seems that can link or mate as well. Very happy as i got them discounted for $99 back then . 5 years old & still crisp kickin' tunes that i would love to compare.
I have the original M18 job site radio which is mains, battery, battery charger and usb A. I used it all the time in the workshop and would take it to the garden for BBQs. I thought it sounded good, but then I bought a JBL 120 party box and it made the M18 radio look like a pair of headphones on a Walkman!
That said these speakers have their place. The Milwaukee is beefy and I literally through it into the back of the jeep. The JBL is too good for that so even though the Milwaukee lacks bass and has other issues it’s very convenient with the m18 battery.
These look nice and light compared to the one I have. Great review as always Clint, keep on rocking dude.
I Bought a pyle " PWMA325BT" 500 watt portable bluetooth karaoke machine style radio with an 8 or 10 inch subwoofer and 2 tweeter. bought a m18 compatable 18 volt to 12 volt adapter and wired it into my speaker and attached that to the back of the speaker. took it apart, painted it ed black and white, vand put milwaukee logos on it. everyone wants it but its custom and its got BOOMING BASS. i could play all night long on a 5ah battery on medium volume
Another great video. Rock is definitely real nass like. Love the TRZ original 🥰 Don’t worry Clint one day when Mike and I have a party we’ll have you DJ Thanks for the laughs and for having a tool channel I’ll never complain about watching 🥰
Hahaha, thanks Heather. E en if I'm fully booked, I'll put you both at the front of the line 😎👊🎶
My $179 JBL CHARGE 5 sounds way better than my $299 Milwaukee radio I don’t think I’ll buy another job site radio.
Smeeesh that like button. 👀👉🏼 👍🏽
I may need to test a jbl brother, ohhh.....and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!
Milwaukee : What can we do to sell more batteries, I know...
Great job.
Bass needs a bit more current and sweet sweet wattage. The built in amp might be at its limit at those 75% plus levels, I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s some compression/protection circuitry going on to make the most of things and not break at the same time.
I’ve found most of these jobsite radios (all brands)cool ideas, but often 2 to 3 times the size and price of some consumer options like Anker or JBL bluetooth speakers with built in batteries. Would love to hear how these hold up to the typical Amazon gadgets at similar price points.
Brotha man Ken...100% agree brother. I may actually look at some Amazon radios just to see. Thanks for the feedback 😎👊👊👊
Pretty typical for most battery and Bluetooth speakers. Avoids clipping the amp and low frequencies require a bulk of the power when you start to increase the volume. Most manufacturers will nerf frequencies below a certain frequency (varies depending on the speaker and amplifier) to prevent the user from burning up voice coils and amps while increasing clean output above the manufacturers chosen frequency. Net result is the speaker’s high frequency output will increase and the bass will essentially remain stagnant but clean as you turn up the volume.
Interestingly, this is very common practice in most modern vehicles as well.
Im having a real problem with all the new tools coming out, its do i need them no want them yes! I do like my m12 Radio because it has both.
Okay the verse speakers take the W here. Sound quality is alright on both, I got a 3 pack of verse speakers for 100, throw some old ryobi batteries in, don't care about their run time becsuse these use such little power who cares, and they auto link to eachother when you power them on. Plus they got the base unit with a 50w sub coming, and it's got an FM radio, so I can have my fm radio and a bunch of these little speakers if I didn't want to use my phone.
Weird how milwaukee accessory tools like lights speakers and fans are simply inferior to the ryobi ones across the board.
Blows they don't link/synch to the packout radio. WTF! Milwaukee?
I’ll be waiting for your review of the new M12 speaker! If I was to buy a tool brand Bluetooth speaker it would probably be the M12 model!
They sound sweet. You hook up 10 of these the job is going to be cranking 4sure. Brother
Nothing worse than being on a job site with 5 different Radio's playing 5 different types of music!!😡
Those are definitely real nasss like!!! I don’t remember those from pipeline either. You definitely need to watch out for those cheese steak guys, they get cranky if it’s not cheesy enough. But as always great vidja brother!!
After we buy these, the Pack Out will come out 😊
Hahaha, it's funny cause it's true
Cant wait to hear the bass on the forge batreries!!! 🔊🔊🔊
I’m kind of surprised that the difference in battery life from 50% to 100% isn’t even more, because if I remember right, in general, it takes 10 times the power to make twice the volume. So 10 Watts is only twice as loud as one watt, and 100 watts is only twice as loud as 10 watts. I’m not sure, but the only thing I can think of why it isn’t only six hours at 100% volume and 60 hours at 50% volume, is because of how much the bass drops off like you said. It probably takes more wattage to run the woofer than the tweeter, so maybe they made it lose bass at high volumes to extend the battery life. I don’t know, but if that’s what they did, I wish they hadn’t. I’d rather keep the better sound at high volume and just swap the battery a little more.
The pack out radio bumps hard if you stand out up on the bass resonator on the back.
Also building an 18v corded adapter for these "lifestyle" things like speakers, lights and fans is not super difficult to do. They'll never run a drill, but you can easily take an 18v 6A adapter and splice the leads to an old battery board and the tool will run just fine as long as it doesn't draw more than 6A (most of these lifestyle tools run 1-4A). I actually built an adapter for the ryobi workbench light because I use it 80% of the time over my bench but I do like to grab and go sometimes. I'm debating on making a semi-permenant 18v wiring for my verse clamp speakers in my garage as that's where they live 80% of the time. 6A would be more than enough to power 3 of these speakers and I'd just need to rig some wire up and get some 5 dollar battery cases
i remember hearing something about breaking in speakers. heres what i gathered.
i bought a mini fender amp and was looking into how i could upgrade the speakers and i read that you actually need to put in like 80 or so hours into a speaker at basically full volume to wear in the components to get the true sound out of the speaker
so what im saying here is, although the sound quality is dog shit at full volume, if you keep that up for a while, theres a good chance the speaker will chill tf out and stop squeaking those high frequencies
Headbangers know speakers! God bless America!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I WANNA ROCK!!! 🤘🤘
Wish you test these Naice liece speakers against JBL extreme speaker
Plus the original job site radio back on the ni-cad system that model had Rockford Fosgate speakers and it sounded AMAZING.
Maybe mixing them so you get more of a 3D sound and the PART AY' is on.
Use two different cellphones, one Bluetooth to the Mil and the other cell to the RYOBI.
Then get your song ready and start the song on both cellphones at the same time.
Then move the RYOBI ones around but near the MW ones to get the best spot.
Maybe put the MW about 10 to 15 feet apart.
Then set the RYOBI speakers 3 feet from each of the MW speakers.
Then try the RYOBI speakers about 10 to 15 feet from the MW ones and back away more.
i’m sure i can replace the woofer and tweeter with better quality speakers and make it sound worth its price 😂
LMK next time you go out of town, Clint. I may have to swing by and "borrow" that JCM 800. lol. And these speakers will have to sit on the retail shelf if we can't turn it to 11.
We can jam brother 👊😎
Do I own any Milwaukee tools? No
Did I watch the whole video? Yes
All this means is that Milwaukee it's going to release another pack out radio which will allow it to hook up to the speakers just like they do with everything else they release one product and about 6 months later they release a updated model. It looks exactly like the Milwaukee M12 radio.💯👍
Jbl = future paperweight
it sounds like it performs like the old radio they had on the ni-cad battery, it actually had a 12 volt car cigarette lighter outlet and input, a cord or of course it ran o 18 volt batteries. had rockford fosgate speakers and what looked like a roll cage lol. tyat thing kicked ass. it was pretty loud for its actual size, and it had decent bass, if you adjusted the equalizer, and the sound quality was incredibly clear-like you could hear it for a long distance away, kinda, im not sure of the exact physics, but that thing was always an extra impressive radio to me. was before bt though. had to use aux port.
I just said the same thing basically lol. I've been thinking about buying another one of those. eBay has plenty for sale.
In fact if you go and look up a video of quiet rock sheetrock from how they explain how it works and how well it works the guy in the demo video actually uses that exact same radio because the videos that old but I thought it was amazing that they used that radio.
@jasoningram2006 it was truly a beast in durability, portability, and it was like you could be 50 maybe 60 ft away, youd hear every word if it was 2/3 up. if it was all the way up, whatever jobsite i ever took it on, id have somebody from like some other section of the building, or whatever, eventually come complain. i used to love that thing. lol
The opening mouth thumbnail is epic 😮
🤣👊
Waiting on packout versions from the tool expo
Hoping Home depot does a buy one get battery free on these
LOL ! Thanks Clint!!!!
They put a stop mechanism in it so you don’t snap your wrist 😅
Honest review and much appreciated! Think i stick to my tribit beast 👍
Tribit stormbox rocks
120v to battery adapter.
It looks like the M12 radio
Yeah a little bit
Milwaukee! Immediately do your good job, and fix these: reduce the maximum volume to 80% of the actual, introducing just a resistor into the volume potentiometer, and activate the auto pairing link at any time. You want more money? DO THIS !
I swear a 3 .75 inch speaker is a mid range and bass speaker.
Definitely sounds right brother man Ron 😎👊🎶
@@ToolReviewZoneSorry Brother I made a mistake on my last post. I swear a 3 .75 inch speaker is a mid range and not bass speaker. The frequency response of the mid-range speaker looks like it includes some bass frequencies but cannot handle them at the upper power output of the blue tooth device. It looks like they digitally limit the bass for longevity of the speaker system. I have a pair 35 year old Cerwin Vega speakers with 12-inch bass speakers and still kick backside to this day.
I was out after run time. They went with run time over quality.
I'm waiting for a a m18 fuel bong 🤔
Nextt year
Holy shit!!! Milwaukee made something not packout compatible 😂. The red n black gods aren't pleased
Thas real nas like
Just go buy a Sony xg500 and you will never care about those speakers best work radio ever
Just get a JBL
It’s brushless.
Let’s get a video of you on the guitar!
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@@ToolReviewZone that’s so sick man! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@jacobramirez4939 thanks brother. I don't really upload over there to much cause I keep getting copying right struck 😪
Isn’t a lot of the hearing loss amongst people that run circular saws high frequency? Those saw blades sing man! Maybe they’re trying to compensate for high frequency hearing loss? 😂
Jbl xtreme 4 sounds better & you can also pair them together
Have the m12 radio with fm and am nice but the sounds is bad really bad
nice.
If you are buying a tool brand music speaker, you’re likely blinded by brand loyalty and are ignoring better options at the same or lesser price by actual audio manufacturers.
True however I've liked my job site speaker just fine. Good bass at high volume, and otherwise sounds good for the money.
Or, just throwing this out there... You're buying it because it runs on power tool batteries. Which can be quickly and easily swapped out. Also, these are designed for use on a jobsite. These aren't to provide sound for a music festival, they're made so you can have music while you work.
Naw. I'm running it on the batteries I own.
M18 taking ppls money 😂
You let me know brother went to school with DJ Skribble who was really great friends with Jason Ojeda DJ's on the radio and we're known for working City clubs I can make a few phone calls and get you on the VIP list.💯👍 TRZ BROTHER ON THE 1 and 2s.🎧🎤 how is everyone doing tonight ya.🎶🎵🎶