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#191492 5-Feb-2016 17:59
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SOrry i don't know how to define good, but i can define cheap, <<<<$200.

 

Loud enough, clear midrange to hear what the people are singing about, and I like thumping bass.

 

I thought the Bose Soundlink Mini /2 is very good for its purpose, but I don't want to shell out $350 for something that the kids are probably going to handle.


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UE Boom's use to be around for sub 2 hundy.  I think the Boom 2 are about $260.  They seem very nice, and very popular.  





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