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yeah i really should buy a portable speaker because anti drag show protest had them and they were really loud
I checked and someone has this one on eBay. $45 with shipping..
This thing is hella loud.
I never can run it at full volume at protests.
Have yet to run out of battery either.
It does have a big rainbow led light on the front but you can turn it off to save power.
There are other brands too of course and there might be better options.
I do have a 15w anker speaker that's nice to pack to the beach or park or something but it can't get even half as loud as this green one does.
Plus the microphone sounds way better than those muddy megaphones. I Used it a lot more than I thought I would.
I felt like a news anchor. Every time I'd see someone trying to lead a chant or a speech id run over. Hand them the mic and hold up the speaker.
(Fyi The gray things on the mic are added. Protect it if it's dropped. They don't come with it)