JBL RallyBar S – JBLPWSRALLYBARS

JBL RALLYBAR S is a IP66 rated water resistant Bluetooth® Soundbar with 150Wrms amplifier and extraordinary sound experience to UTVs, golf carts, boats and other vehicles built for recreation. Each RALLYBAR S can be used by itself or connected to multiple RALLYBAR S or RALLYBAR S family products (RALLYBAR, RALLYBAR S and RALLYBAR XL) by using its built-in broadcast mode. The innovative mounting kits design (patent pending) offers multiple position combinations on top and back to accommodate a variety of installation requirements. Bluetooth®, USB disk and Aux-in audio players are supported. HI-Resolution Audio for AUX-IN input audio source is available.

  • Available through Ben's Music Stop with Canada-wide shipping or local pickup in Bathurst, NB.
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$1,149.99

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Description

JBL RALLYBAR S is a IP66 rated water resistant Bluetooth® Soundbar with 150Wrms amplifier and extraordinary sound experience to UTVs, golf carts, boats and other vehicles built for recreation. Each RALLYBAR S can be used by itself or connected to multiple RALLYBAR S or RALLYBAR S family products (RALLYBAR, RALLYBAR S and RALLYBAR XL) by using its built-in broadcast mode. The innovative mounting kits design (patent pending) offers multiple position combinations on top and back to accommodate a variety of installation requirements. Bluetooth®, USB disk and Aux-in audio players are supported. HI-Resolution Audio for AUX-IN input audio source is available.

150Wrms Class-D Amplifier Built-in
The 150Wrms (THD <1%) Class- D amplifier ensures powerful, high quality JBL Original Pro Sound when you take the wheel or helm.

IP66 Rated Water and dust Resistant 
IP66 rated water resistant protects soundbar speakers from dust ingress and powerful water jets.

Support Broadcast Mode 
Broadcast Mode allows RALLYBAR S to connect to multiple RALLYBAR S or RALLYBAR S family products (RALLYBAR, RALLYBAR S and RALLYBAR XL), allowing each soundbar to play the same audio source.

Support Party Mode 
Party Mode provides simultaneous connection of up to two Bluetooth® devices—while playing music from one device at a time.

JBL Pro Sound
With HI-RESOLUTION Audio on wired audio sources, JBL Original Pro sound tuning, and DSP delivers extraordinary sound performance.

Innovative Mounting Kits Design
The innovative mounting kits design (patent pending), offers multiple position combinations on top and back to accommodate a variety of installation requirements.

Music Remote Control by JBL Click
When user’s smartphone connected to the JBL RALLYBAR S and a JBL Click Bluetooth controller (sold separately on JBL Website), you can use the JBL Click to control the music from your smartphone including “play/pause”, “next track”,” volume up/down”.

Support Bluetooth®, USB Disk and 3.5mm Auxiliary Input Audio Source Play
RALLYBAR S can detect the audio source automatically according to the source priority definition: USB disk >Bluetooth®> AUX-IN audio source. Higher priority source can break-in Lower priority audio source.

Variable AUX-OUT 
3.5mm auxiliary output (2V) can connect with external powered speakers and subwoofers, which can have changes of volume down/volume up/ play or pause according to Soundbar’s adjustment. The Line output is covered by a waterproof connector.

3 Different Gain Settings
RALLYBAR S offers 3 different Gain settings when connected by Aux-in audio:2V, 4V, and 6

Brand

JBL

JBL is an American company that manufactures audio equipment, including loudspeakers and headphones. There are two independent divisions within the company; JBL Consumer produces audio equipment for the consumer home market, while the JBL Professional produces professional equipment for the studio, installed sound, tour sound, portable sound (production and DJ), and cinema markets. JBL is owned by Harman International Industries, a subsidiary of South Korean company Samsung Electronics. JBL was founded by James Bullough Lansing (1902–1949) who was an American audio engineer and loudspeaker designer most notable for establishing two audio companies that bear his name, Altec Lansing and JBL, the latter taken from his initials.