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what's up guys it's Lou from unbox therapy and today we're taking a look at the JBL on beat ven ult the LT stands for lightning because this is one of the first wireless speakers it supports the lightning connector that of course is the connector that now ships on the iPad Mini iPad fourth generation iPhone five the latest iPod touch so anything that has the lightning connector will not only function with this speaker but it'll also get charged up now this speaker also features bluetooth which means you can connect with other devices non I Oh s devices like Android phones like my Nexus 4 over here so there are many ways of interfacing with this speaker in terms of the unboxing fairly simple fairly straightforward you've got a little bit of paperwork from JBL there's a little box which houses is the power adapter and then of course the speaker itself and a power cable taking a closer look at the venue LT you'll notice it has a streamlined design which I'm a big fan of and if you're not using the Lightning connector so if you're not using an iOS device you can hide this little tray and actually end up with a very sleek design and still be able to interface with the device using bluetooth as I said earlier as we move around to the top you'll notice that's where all the buttons and all the indicators are you have buttons to control the amount of base as well as the input selector volume is up there as well on the back you have two bass ports that's always a good sign that always shows you that you're going to have some decent bass response coming out of a speaker and this as I mentioned before is the power brick fairly portable not a huge power brick and there's a hook up to the power cable so you get a decent amount of extension from the wall on the top that's where you're going to see all the buttons so there's a button that controls bass output as I said earlier you can go for more bass less bass whichever is your taste and then there's a movie button to enhance you know watching movies on your iPad or otherwise there's an LED indicator here which lets you know which mode you have selected whether it's the 3.5 millimeter auxiliary jack on the back Bluetooth or the lightning connector the power button is to the right of the device and this is also where you'll find the always important volume rocker so you can increase and decrease the volume in that location what I do like here is that the lightning vector is spring-mounted so you know you can be a little bit more rough with it not worry about it snapping off the back is where you'll find the auxilary input that i mentioned earlier and here's a closer look at one of those bass ports so let's go ahead and put in iphone 5 into the venue LT and get an idea of just how it sounds after all this is a speaker and I I try to do my best to give you guys an idea of how the music is represented it is difficult to portray through a youtube video but nonetheless I will attempt to do so so this is a zoom h2n which is one of my favorite audio recording devices very high fidelity so I'm going to hit the record button here and then I'm going to hit play on one of my favorite tracks in my SoundCloud and you guys can get an idea of how this thing sounds so hopefully you guys can tell through that little demo what this speaker is capable of it's definitely got room filling sound in a surprising amount of low-end and bass for portable unit so guys are interested in getting a portable speaker a wireless speaker either use with Bluetooth or with your brand new generation iPhone iPad or otherwise this is definitely worth looking at if guys are interested in pricing and availability check out the link down in the description I'll give you all the details you need to know on the JBL on beat venue LT hey guys thanks as always for watching and i'll catch you on the next video later