Xboom Audio System With Bluetooth® And Bass Blast

Take your party to the next level with the RN5 XBOOM Audio System with Bass Blast from LG. The speaker pumps out your favorite music via one 8" woofer and two 2" tweeters and adds a host of fun features. Add an (optional) microphone to sing karaoke to any song, and enjoy built-in LED lighting that pulses with the music. There's even a guitar input to allow musicians to plug in and entertain the crowd. You can play music from a variety of sources, such as an (optional) USB drive, built-in FM tuner, or Bluetooth-compatible mobile device.

Multipoint Connection

When using Android devices, multipoint lets you pair the speaker with two Bluetooth-compatible devices simultaneously. This allows you to quickly switch between the two sources without the hassle of constantly going through the pairing process.

Dance Lighting

Flashing LED lights sync with the beat of the music to create a pulsing light show.

Party Strobe

Creates a strobe lighting effect that syncs with the beat of the music. It supports up to 3 connected Android smartphones.

Karaoke Creator

Add an (optional) mic for a Karaoke sing-along. Turn any song into a karaoke track, and change the key to better suit your vocal talents. You can also apply a variety of filters to alter your voice.

Voice Effects

Change how your voice sounds as you sing with 18 different vocal effects. You get Bass, Soprano, Helium, Robot, Duet Man and Duet Woman effects, plus 2 different echo effects for each one.

Wireless Party Link

With additional XBOOK speakers (available separately), you can use the Wireless Party Link to connect them all and cover larger areas. You can connect up to 10 LG XBOOK speakers together.

DJ Pad

Mix your own music with built-in tools and effects. You get 3 Club, 3 Drum, and 3 User modes. In User Mode, you can create sound effects (samples) via an app, and then sync those samples to the system.

USB-to-USB Recording

Copy files from one USB port to the other, or play files from one USB port, and add in effects while recording on the second USB port.