Controls

Touch Volume Control: Just a touch increases or decrease the volume.
Mute: A touch on both pads mutes or un-mutes the system.
Volume Memory: JBL On Tour also remembers your last volume setting even after the system shuts down.

Advanced Audio Technology

With advanced technology, the JBL On Tour combines many proprietary technologies to provide the highest quality sound and playing time. The On Tour will provide astonishing bass and clear accurate sound from a pocket sized system.

Digital Amplifier Technology

The Class D digital amplifiers provide clean, powerful sound while extending battery life.

Odyssey Transducers

The two aluminum domed transducers are driven by powerful Neodymium magnets. This design provides a full rich frequency response from the lowest bass to the highest highs.

Compatibility

The stereo mini jack connection allows you to enjoy high quality audio from a variety of devices such as iPod, iPod mini, MP3 and CD players, desktop computers (all platforms), laptops, and most portable devices.

Integrated Protective Cover and Stand

The integrated protective cover and stand comes equipped with a sliding cover that protects your sound system and serves as a stand when open. The surface gripping rubber feet provide a stable platform on most surfaces.

Adaptors

There is an universal AC adapter allows for easy worldwide use. An audio input cable is also included.

Computer Optimized Equalization (COE)

The JBL On Tour system equalization has been computer optimized to provide a rich, complete sound stage.

Advanced Energy Management System (AEMS)

The JBL On Tour system has an automatic battery saving shutoff. The AEMS will automatically put the system into sleep mode when the cover is closed or when there is no audio input. The On Tour awakens with just a touch, and resumes at the same volume level when the cover is opened or the input resumes.

Battery Powered

The JBL On Tour is designed to use most types of AAA batteries. Four fresh AAA batteries provide over 24 hours of continuous play at normal to high listening levels. An amber LED flashes when the battery protection circuit senses the batteries are low.