The nearly pocket-sized JBL Go 4 Portable Bluetooth Speaker in purple is an ultra-compact solution that provides clear and powerful JBL Pro Sound for you and your friends to enjoy almost anywhere. Carry it by the integrated finger loop or lay it down by the pool or at the beach. You don't have to worry as the Go 4 is both waterproof and dustproof. You can listen all afternoon with up to 7 hours of playback time, which can be extended by 2 hours with a tap of the Playtime Boost feature. If you need bigger sound, grab a second Go 4 speaker and pair them for stereo sound, or wirelessly connect the Go 4 to your existing JBL Auracast-enabled speakers.

Ultra-Portable & Compact Design    Clear & Powerful JBL Pro Sound    Integrated Finger/Carry Loop    Waterproof & Dustproof Construction    Up to 7 Hours of Playback    2 Extra Hours with Playtime Boost    Pair 2 Speakers for Stereo Sound    Works with Auracast-Enabled Speakers    Adjust EQ & More with JBL Portable app    Eco-Friendly Construction & Packaging

The JBL Portable app lets you update the Go 4's firmware, unlock new features, access product support, and the built-in EQ. Make custom EQ adjustments or select from one of the EQ presets.

With an eye on sustainability, JBL partially constructed the Go 4 from recycled materials, and packaged it in FSC-certified paper that's printed with soy ink.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does VMix supports or capable recording of each camera independently with Virtual Studio Efx of each Cameras?

A: vMix supports single recording with FX such as Virtual Sets. The MultiCorder feature supports multiple recordings of the raw camera inputs (without effects).

Q: 2. With the Bluetooth version, are you able to monitor audio from the app? Also could you do that for more than one mic?

A: This does not allow monitoring over bluetooth. It is only as a remote for functionality.

Q: 3. Is there a multilanguage support?

A: This is a Windows-based switcher which requires compatible, separately available, streaming and mixing software. It will have whatever language support is available through Windows.

Q: 4. What does this unit weigh? Thank you

A: The ACME Video Solutions Go Plus Portable Live Production Solution weighs 22 lbs. / 10 kg.

Q: 5. Should we assume this will not work with the millions of chromebooks out there, since it is not mentioned?

A: It's USB and doesn't require a separate driver, so it should work in basic mode. I doubt if you would be able to use any of the advanced configuration options. The installation instructions are for Windows XP, if that's any indication of whether it's Chromebook-compatible.

Q: 6. Can you use PTZ cameras and an onboard virtual switcher or do I need an external switcher?

A: This is designed specifically for Production Switching Software like vMix and Wirecast. You would need to install software and from there you would not need an external switcher. https://bhpho.to/2FH74R7

Q: 7. I have the Zoom F6, which generates its own timecode, and has bluetooth. Can I sync the F2 with F6 directly, or are they really making me buy some 3rd party device for that?

A: It is not possible to sync the F2 and F6 directly. You will need to use an UltraSync BLUE device by Timecode Systems (available separately) to sync the F2 and F6 to receive and write timecode to recorded files.

Q: 8. Can you use this with a wireless mic system?

A: Yes, you can use a wireless mic system instead of the lavalier mic. Just be sure to use a cable that has a locking 3.5mm TRS connector for the input on the F2-BT. if your wireless receiver output cable has a standard non-locking 3.5mm TRS, you can use a female to female coupler adapter like the Hosa Technology GMM303 3.5mm Female Stereo Mini to 3.5mm Female Stereo Mini Adapter (B&H # HOASMFSMF) to connect your receiver's output cable with a second cable such as the Sennheiser CL1 3.5mm to 3.5mm Output Cable (B&H # SECL1) which has a standard non-locking 3.5mm TRS male connector on one side and locking 3.5mm TRS male end on the other side to go to the F2-BT's locking input.

Q: 9. Is this mic good for singing?

A: Yes, when I first bought this I used it for voiceovers and the tone and clarity really made it sound professional! While for singing this would be a great choice if you are willing to spend extra, the Shure SM7B will sound a lot better!

Q: 10. Can this system support eternal monitors for multiview of input sourses and a broadcast monitor with false color/ vector scope and waveform?

A: The unit compact, portable rig on-site with the ability to add one or two additional LCD displays via DVI, HDMI, or DisplayPort for Multiviewer and other application access. the unit offers no false color/ vector scope and waveform.