You know, props to JBL for actually making it relatively easy to repair. Might be a bad design for the cables, but there was nothing about this that was anti-consumer and anti-repair.

@adriansdigitalbasement2

7 ай бұрын

Yeah it could have been way more glued together where it was destructive to take it apart!

@skeezixcodejedi

7 ай бұрын

@@adriansdigitalbasement2 I had an earlier edition; can't charge while in use, is pretty annoying; the battery, being lipo, woudl only get a few hundred charge cycles before being mostly useless; further, the battery started to swell, like so many lipos did, so it became dangerous; at least it was, with trouble, openable and coulod replcae the battery and get more use of it .. but after a few more months, that battery too started to swell. But really, not having a bypass so it can run off mains power while in use, is absolutely anti consumer, since it guarantees battery use and then battery death and danger.

@dparks256

7 ай бұрын

I bought the charge 3 because it sounded great, was waterproof, and then only because I read the battery replacement instructions and found the cell on amazon before purchase, hehe. It's been great, so many miles on that thing!

@piwex69

7 ай бұрын

@@adriansdigitalbasement2 my charge 4 and charge 3 - they have all cables and flexes wrapped in foam sticky tape, which keeps it from rattling, disconnecting etc. Your must have been tempered by previous owners, unscrewed screws confirming it.

@thomashenden71

7 ай бұрын

Such items should have a LiFePo4 battery under a lid, no fire hazard, and after the 3000 cycles+ this type of battery lasts, you can easily replace it, plus - LFE-batteries don’t have the issue about having to be not discharged or not fully charged to avoid aging.

Anyone can look up how much these things cost new, even refurbished. We need more modern repair hobbyists! A little time spent tinkering is better than automatically making more e-waste.

@volvo09

7 ай бұрын

I got a Bose SoundLink mini? Speaker from my work as a gift and loved it, sounded so rich, especially for a small speaker... Lots of bass. It stopped charging so I looked up another and it was over $200! I was pissed that it broke after less than a year of mild use. Battery is soldered in with a ribbon cable and the pack is fully potted in resin, not sure if I can replace it.

@guilhermephsor

7 ай бұрын

there are some out there, live My Mate Vince and Stezfix

@majorhayze

7 ай бұрын

I’m working on it! Lol.

@maikelpeeters7328

7 ай бұрын

cost new? 90 dollar over here....used in good condition 40 buck...worth fixing a banged up one? no its not

@Michael-oo4yc

7 ай бұрын

Mine has charging issues to​@@volvo09

I used to work for Harman International, the parent company of JBL. I have a lot of the older Flip and Charge models; we'd often get them as company Christmas gifts. Shortly before I left, I got to visit the office in Shenzhen where they designed and tested a bunch of the Harman consumer electronics devices like this. Was interesting to see a bit into how products like that get designed and produced, and I'm happy to see that you got this one working so well again, though it's unfortunate that it had trouble in the first place!

@nhnova1452

Ай бұрын

Can you give me one

Loving the Big Clive energy of tearing it down in the beginning! All we needed was a "one moment please..."

@johnpetruna8888

7 ай бұрын

Next Tuesday, Clive is going to troubleshoot and repair a breadbox C64 with random crashes and dim color. One moment, please.

@TheGreatAtario

7 ай бұрын

And a whole load of "shall"s

@theminicooper

7 ай бұрын

Thought of Clive as soon as I heard "Spudger" LOL

@Dee_Just_Dee

7 ай бұрын

I mean, Adrian has absolutely undeniable cred when it comes to fixing TTL tech at the board level. What's really cool to see here is him working on something so micro-miniaturized but thankfully still modular.

Adrian, the lid for your iFixit kit is a sorting tray, that´s where you can put your screws while you work!

Regarding removing the hot glued screws with IPA: You have to be *very* careful: Most speaker surrounds will disintegrate from even a single drop of IPA.

@co2metal

5 ай бұрын

Yeah

Side note on USB connectors (C, mini-B, micro-B) from experience: Use canned air and a toothpick under magnification to clean the connector out, they tend to accumulate lint over time so the connector won't seat proper.

@jnharton

7 ай бұрын

The mini-B type aren't too bad, but micro-B is tiny and a little obstruction is a big problem. Apple's lightning connector is just as bad as USB-C for getting gunk in it, link dust, lint from your jeans, etc.

@Dee_Just_Dee

7 ай бұрын

@@jnharton Yeah it's just terrible all-around. Both microUSB and USB-C get sooo flaky after a few months of the device being pocketed. I'm at least happy to say that my USB-C smartphone still manages to do a super-fast charge after 3 years of ownership... but using OTG devices started being flaky after just a few months of use.... But yeah, Lightning isn't any better than USB-C, so it's for the best that Apple was forced to use USB-C so at least we're all in the same shitty boat rather than very slightly different ones.

@oliverer3

6 ай бұрын

​@@Dee_Just_Deeon the bright side USB is easy to clean out without damaging it.

@ianbruce6515

27 күн бұрын

Thanks for posting this! My JBL Flip 5 isn't charging right now. I loved my previous three JBL speakers. The Flip 5 has inferior sound to the others.

Kudos to JBL for making this serviceable. The few similar items I looked at to repair were so glued together, that it was destructive to take apart.

You connect it by replacing end caps (membranes) and then there is access to all cables without risking puncturing the speaker or the seal. With the "spiral" button you can pair it with up to 99 other JBL speakers of different kinds, it is called "party mode". If you do it with just two - it gives stereo. There is an app for the phone (JBL Portable) to upgrade FW and to control modes/names of the device, really neat.

@PapiDoesIt

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for clearing that up. I was wondering how useful it would be with just one speaker.

@shawnstillman736

7 ай бұрын

I wonder how loud 99 of any of JBL's gear would be. Thats really cool.

@TheErador

7 ай бұрын

I dunno about 99, but a pair of eons were pretty damn loud for their size

@a64738

7 ай бұрын

I love the stereo mode, it also give a lot more bass when you run 2 of them... Only problem is the stereo mode give a lot of delay in the sound making watching films for example unwatchable because the sound is not synchronized anymore ;(

@piwex69

7 ай бұрын

@@a64738 If you watch on smart TV, there might be the “lip sync delay” setting to factor in the delay.

It probably got dropped and that connector came off. Such a simple fix. Most people just through things like this always when they can fix them. A little glue from a hot glow gun would stop that from happening again.

@andygozzo72

7 ай бұрын

doubt it, those type connectors usually hold pretty tight and you have to pull hard or lever them to remove them, likely wasnt pushed in fully when assembled

@der.Schtefan

7 ай бұрын

I had a 250 Euro power bank die from a connector like this disconnecting internally. Looked the same way

Hey Adrian. Great video as always. One cool feature with that ifixit screwdriver set is that the top cover has a little grid on the bottom side where you can organize the screws you remove of whatever your working on. Very handy.

@drewwilliams1337

7 ай бұрын

Came to say the same thing, I don't even own a screw tray specifically because the iFixit lid is so useful for organizing screws for some relatively large projects (used it a million times for complete laptop disassembly and the grid layout is a godsend).

Watching you repair something you're not familiar with is a rare treat. Thank you!

I've had my Flip 5 for 4 years now, used every day and has never missed a beat! Sounds great too, especially given the size.

Every thing that is saved from the E-Waste is a victory for the planet! Thanks for taking the time to shoot a video fixing this little speaker. Most people wouldn't have thought twice about tossing it when it stopped working. There is so much carbon spent on manufacturing it! The best thing you can do for the planet in my opinion is fixing the stuff that has already been built instead of throwing it away and building more stuff. You are the man!

Did the battery fully charge in the end?

I'm not sure you fixed it. As much as you charged it, the bars never increased. I'm thinking the battery is bad and won't hold a charge and somebody started to try and fix it but gave up. Just a hunch. ???

Great to see a midweek video. I was bummed this past Saturday that there was no main channel video. But hey we all need a break, LOL.

I have a JBL charge 5 that I bought (marked down) last year. It looks like it's pretty similar to that model that you have. Those things have really good volume and sound. I've been very happy with mine. If you don't have a quality portable blutooth speaker, I'd keep it. If I had to guess, I'd say that thing was maybe dropped a time or two. That probably caused the charge cable to pop out and maybe the loose screws as well. It was pretty neat to see inside of this thing, I was curious to see what kind of speaker(s) were in there to produce all that sound, now I know!

@samcostanza

7 ай бұрын

I love my Charge 5. Fantastic speaker, and it sounds even better when you link another one and really fill the room with sound.

@LotoTheHero

7 ай бұрын

@@samcostanza I'll bet it does. I think it'd be fun to link a whole bunch of them up and blanket an area. It's just a neat idea.

@Dee_Just_Dee

7 ай бұрын

Just looking at the thing, for sure, it's been well loved and tossed around. And to be fair, that's what JBL's Bluetooth speakers have earned a reputation for. So, this one "got played with just a little bit too hard" and Adrian sorted it right out.

Seems like a Flip 5. You are correct that the "extra button is for synchronizing with other speakers in what's often called "party" mode. You can sync more than 2 together, which basically makes them into a college kid's whole-house audio system ;).

Those speakers are great for your bottle holder on a bicycle!

I don't blame him for wearing gloves...that thing looks like it would glow brightly under a UV light. 🤣

@adriansdigitalbasement2

7 ай бұрын

HAHA!

@nickwallette6201

7 ай бұрын

Is this one of the infamous models with the sultry Australian voice prompts? "Bluetooth mode..."

I'm curious, what is that power bank you are using there? It looks like it's got some nice features.

@LinusJohansson-yu7cy

7 ай бұрын

Went to the comments to ask the same thing. It sure seems neat, especially for testing devices! 😊

@krisfromthe80s

7 ай бұрын

Oh, found it! Chargeasap Flash Pro Plus. It's $320 😮

@LinusJohansson-yu7cy

7 ай бұрын

@@krisfromthe80s Wow! That's expensive! Guess forget getting that model. 😂

@krisfromthe80s

7 ай бұрын

@@nemesis2264 I didn't. In fact, I still don't see it. The YT app showed "2 replies" when I first wanted to comment, but when I tapped on the link, it only showed one. Stupid bug I guess. Sorry for the redundant comment.

@Silverfoxwolfen

7 ай бұрын

@@krisfromthe80s Ah, I experienced this bug too. Was wondering where the other comment was hiding.

What power bank are you using? I've never seen one that has a built in volt amp meter.

@TheSpongebobiwan

7 ай бұрын

Ditto

Is it possible that all the vibration from use loosened the screws and the connector? To me, that feels more likely than something like a drop. I doubt anyone ever opened it up since factory.

@IntegerOfDoom

7 ай бұрын

Seems to a JBL thing.

@andygozzo72

7 ай бұрын

unlikely , those type connectors hold well, likely not assembled correctly, not pushed in enough

@DankNoodles420

7 ай бұрын

lmao. vibrations from a SINGLE 2" speaker HAHAHAHA!!! NO. It wasn't plugged in all the way fromt he factory and the screws never were tight to begin with. CHina quality for you.

What powerbank are you using?

I may have said this before but when I was 10 our TV stopped working everytime we put it on text. I am 55 . Mum and Dad had no money to repair it so I said I will deal with it. I took it open, found the text board and removed it. They had another ten years of service. Please do not try this at home if you are 10. However it does prove a point. Intelligence , time and a need to do this often can come up with something. Always isolate and discharge caps please! Happy New Year Year. Much Love Alex.

@senilyDeluxe

7 ай бұрын

You had Text in '78? Damn that's pretty early! At that time, text wasn't even introduced in most of the world (Germany where I live got it in I think 1980 and I have seen TVs from '82 or '83 that had it). Totally depends on your model of TV, on some you can literally just remove the text board and the TV will work, on others you have to install a dummy plug to route signals. (btw. for those reading it and wondering - UK was experimenting with text as early as 1973, so having a text module go bad in 1978 is not very plausible, but certainly not impossible)

@Jon1LAW

10 күн бұрын

😂😂😂55? Still in the basement, huh?😂

Hi Adrian, great video! What is your powerbank? I have never seen one like that!

I admit I would've let it charge to full vefore reassembling but thats just my paranoia. You're more optimistic than i am.

@mikeo9863

6 ай бұрын

I would be concerned there, they don't normally take that long to charge, especially so you can see more lights on. Could be an end of life battery in the mix there. At lest that would still be a simple repair and worth doing. They are great value speakers.

Adrian, whats the powerbank you are using?

@adriansdigitalbasement2

7 ай бұрын

Not sure actually -- it was sent in on a Mail Call episode

I have the previous version - probably the best portable speaker i have owned to date , sound quality wise! Wish you had shown how to get at the battery as mine no longer holds much charge 0 its supposed to last for 10 hours but i get less than 4 . Still at least i now have an idea how to get into the case without too much damage - hoping the battery is fairly standard & easily replaceable

@Dee_Just_Dee

7 ай бұрын

Given the size of the speaker and the way JBL likes to modularize, hopefully you can practically drop in a new 18650.

what kind of powerbank is that?

i kinda want to know what brand that battery bank is

@TheSpongebobiwan

7 ай бұрын

Same here.

Thank you for preventing more e-waste :)

What kind of PowerBank is this? 😊

I love how easy these are to get into unlike other speakers so if a speaker blows you can easily get into it to replace it

18:40 I was disappointed to learn you _didn't_ have the 8-bit dance party on the playlist. Come on, Adrian!! 😉👍

Cool. I have one of these and now know what to do if I have this problem. Thanks for making this video!

Guessing this one was assembled on Friday afternoon, and the assembly line worker just didn't push the connector all the way on (not to mention not screwing in the speaker screws fully). Eventually it would've worked its way loose from the bass and being bumped around in transit or whatever.

May I ask for the name of powerbank? Nice display!

@TheSpongebobiwan

7 ай бұрын

Agreed.

Great tear down and repair. Was waiting for Clive to join in. We have 2 of these speakers the larger one that is also a power bank. One has spent several years, being bounced , around a large warehouse on a forklift and ride on pallet trucks. Often fallen off and bounced across the floor Looks a lot more decrepit than one you repaired. Turned up to full volume at a distance of 100 feet it’s hard to hold a conversation it’s soo loud. Battery lasts most of week between charges. So on basis of this I recently purchased a second one for the house and garden. Great pieces of kit

Those things sound amazing. The amount of bass is unbelievable for such a small speaker.

Thanks Adrian for helping me get back into repairing and cleaning electronics. Your videos are great and you’ve inspired me to start repairing again

Gotta love those transferable skills. Well played, Sir!

Nice work, but I think I personally would have checked the "battery condition" when I had it apart.. And I must admit that I'm both impressed and surprised by how "reparable" this thing was. Meaning that it was using mechanical assembly methods that ware able to be dis- and re-assembled, rather than being "welded, glued and potted" into an unrecoverable mess... Best regards.

I wonder if this speaker would sound good in a bicycle water bottle holder

One minute praising iFixIt toolkit, few seconds later using random tray instead of iFixIt cover screw organizer.

Yuo should have test a full charge to be sure you don't need to replace the battery

I replaced a batter in one some years ago. You're so lucky that you didn't have to replace the battery! It took a while to take mine apart and and then to push the swollen battery out. When I had it reassembled with a new battery, it work. But, there was a weird noise like something was loose inside. It's just a shame that JBL made these without replaceable batteries, which should be a crime!

Thank you for this video! It would be awesome if you did the whole series of these speakers, I have the bigger ‘boombox’ (which is pretty expensive) and the usb-c charge port is starting to get loose. I’d love to know how to open it up to fix it! This video is awesome, gave me a glimmer of hope for my boombox’s future!

Oh that's neat, with the infinity symbol button being pushed, that's the 'party boost' feature, you can connect from 2 to 100 (wow) speakers TOGETHER.. that's neat. I use the Oontz speaker and I have 2 of them and they are in stereo. They sound AMAZING together when I'm at work.. or in the garage even. Oontz was a good buy for me, they're GREAT little bt speakers, killer bass, great mid and high range and you can get them on sale for like 60 bucks for the big one.. Nice video Adrian. I'm super happy you're doing this full time now, thanks for all the hard work!!

What I like about Adrian, is that when he makes an error, he admits it and explains what he did wrong. Nice job...

Hi Adrian, Happy New Year! Thank for videos on all your channels! Sincerely, Alexander

I had this exact same one. Would freeze up like it. I looked up how to factory reset it and it fixed it every time.

any who knows the name of the powerbank? - it seams kinda nice

I have a flip 4 that I have to do the same thing to. I’m glad this popped up as now I know what to expect

the lid of the iFixit kit is a screw tray

Hi, Adrian. Thank you for slowing down the steady flow of electronic junk to the lanfill. I have a question for you,. What make and model of power bank are you using in this video? I was trying to check it out but couldn't find it anywhere? Also, BTW, I ran a Commodore repair buisness on the side for about 10 years in my former life... A blast from my past.

I like it when you do more modern things sometimes, and when you do things you're not familiar with. you inspired me to take up retro computer fixing as a hobby, and i bought all this equipment. But I'm so busy that I haven't had time. But I have wound up using the equipment to fix my kids laptops, my dad's phone, my computer, and other more modern things. I appreciate watching you do that as well. One of my favorite moments from your videos was when your wife left her flat iron (I think) on your workbench with a sad-face post-it. I totally relate to that in my life. As much as I like the retro-hobby fantasy, i also like watching someone much better than me work through things I wind up working through in my own life.

Junk Becoming Live again.

I have a FLIP 6 that I've been really happy with. It looks very similar to yours and when I saw it in your thumbnail I figured I better watch just in case it's a common problem that the 6s might have too. Thanks for making a video about it

Wondering where you got that power bank at I'd like to get one myself

I have one of these Flip 5s and it's a great little speaker, especially for the form factor and price I paid for it. I used to use my TV in my apartment for Spotify listening, but now I just use it instead. Glad to know it's at least somewhat serviceable.

When you fi f on a device that a simple 'cable unplugged' solves the problem, do you ever offer to send back the now working products back to the original sender?

1:40 - When it connects to a device it plays the GIH-tar! :)

Would like to see more of these type of repair videos on this channel.

The button that looks like two speakers is called the PartyBoost Button The PartyBoost button is located near the Volume down (-) button. The PartyBoost is a feature that allows the speaker to connect with multiple JBL Speakers and play music at the same time. The PartyBoost will connect only with other devices that have PartyBoost too. After connecting the JBL Flip 5 with another device via Bluetooth, press the PartyBoost button one time to allow other speakers to pair with you. Or, if there’s another device that’s already paired and activated the PartyBoost feature, press the PartyBoost button, wait a few seconds, and your speaker will pair with the other devices and play the same music. Note: The JBL Flip 5 won’t pair with JBL Flip 4 or other older devices that have the “Connect” or “Connect Plus” button. The speaker will connect only with PartyBoost devices. You can also activate the PartyBoost button using the JBL Portable application on your phone. Once the speaker is connected with your phone, go to the application and click the “PartyBoost” button to activate it.

mine charges but doesn't hold charge, I can have it plugged in and it will play music for like 2 min and leave it for a day charging and the same thing. should I just get a new one?

I got put in charge of our familys christmas party music this year about 3 days before it was happening. My wife works for a major beer company and handed me one of these speakers she got at sometime from her work. I was actually amazed at how well it filled the 1000 Sq Ft room with sound. Played for several hours with no issues.

The button with two speakers is so that you can connect a bunch of these together. JBL also makes other speakers that can connect up with this one. The technology is called Partyboost.

I must admit I did almost miss this video as it thought it was another generic 'fix it' channel that I’d given up on but fine for a 'one off'. 😮 Happy new year though!

7:47 - The fact that the connector doesn't have ANY clip, screw, or strap is ridiculous. Absolutely a design defect. While I have frivolous lawsuits, for the amount of waste and cost of these devices, from each person, this should have one.

You often remind me of the electronics version of the KZread channel Mustie1. If you’ve never seen him, the reason that is a compliment is because he will often get in a piece of machinery he’s never seen before and knows nothing about; and will figure it out and get it going. I love stuff like this where both me and the content creator are learning together.

“I pee” splash protection is something that I would like to get too. Nice video!

I happen to have a similar one, wonder if i could put in more power.. i was thinking two 4500mAh LiPo batteries??

Adrian what is the battery bank u use please bud

@adriansdigitalbasement2

7 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I don't have info for it -- it was a donation on a mail call episode. It's very handy though!

I just spudged myself the other day in the palm of my hand. I understand why you are wearing gloves. 😂

Some thoughts: • Maybe the speaker took a bad tumble sometime in its life with its previous owner. JBL's speakers have a reputation for being pretty rugged, so a lot of people rightly buy them on the expectation that they can shove them in their backpack, toolbox, luggage, whatever, with reckless abandon. They get very literally tossed around. And this speaker sure looks like it was "well-loved" by its previous owner. • As for the charging connector, that's a JST (Japanese Solderless Terminal) connector, or at least a JST- _like_ connector. I've been working on embedded systems for a bunch of years now and I've seen hundreds of those connectors - my machines' vendor uses them for dozens of their board-to-board connections. These connectors do come in a "locking" variation with a little clip, so it was definitely either an oversight or a cost-saving measure for JBL to have gone with non-locking connectors in this design. • As for getting the connector back in place: this sort of thing can often be done without further disassembly, with a pair of small "angled" pliers or a pair of large angled tweezers in your toolkit. Not the biggest of deals doing a hobby repair on a workbench, but it has been a lifesaver for me when I've been in a time crunch and/or trying to fix something outdoors in below-freezing temperatures. • As for the indicator LEDs being particularly bright: Makes sense, given that the indicator panel has some barely-translucent plastic rather than proper "light pipes". • As for the battery: Given how JBL tried to be pretty repair-friendly, simple and modular with the speaker's design, I bet that the battery is a super common 18650 lithium cell or a pair thereof. And hopefully the charge circuitry isn't shrink-wrapped onto the battery/batteries; it might be sitting on its own, with another JST-like connector on its end. So hopefully when the battery reaches the end of its useful life it can be relatively easily replaced. • As for the button with the odd ∞ symbol, I looked up the manual, and yep, it turns out that that's for a feature JBL calls "Party Boost", which allows for multiples of their speakers to be meshed together to better fill a room or cross to other rooms. Neat! • As for playback controls, a lot of Bluetooth speakers are like this one: The de facto standard for onboard controls on BT speakers seems to be play/pause, volume up/down, and pairing, and that's about it. If you want to skip a track or fast-forward, you're just expected to need to use your phone. • This Flip 5 was a pretty dang good speaker for its size when JBL released it in 2019, and it still is. It still sells brand new on Amazon for about a hundred bucks. Score!

Awesome video. Amazing to see some modern tech actually be fixed, even if it was a cable, most times modern stuff isn’t fixable or rebuildable after opening.

Nice video and thanks for you found out how to open it. I have a JBL Flip 3 with broken MicroUSB connector. Iam thinking about try to hack with USB-C connector instead.

It fits great into a bicycle bottle holder. I use one to hold my flip in my workshop.

Definitely opened before. Tried to open the charging part, pulled on the cable. Loose screws on the speaker tell the story. Maybe the battery is weak and ruined his party one too many times. When he saw the battery is not accessible, he just gave up.

The speaker screws being loose could just be from vibration. Without locktite it's very easy for screws to come loose from constant vibration.

What kind of power bank are you using? I couldn't find it in the description ☹

Considering the state of the screw on the speaker, I have the feeling someone got in and did "something" and did not reconnect th thing properly (on purpose or not, no idea) From the connector, unless drop / big hit, I doubt this could disconnect, cables are not that heavy. Well the good thing is that that product seems to be fairly easy to openrepart at least.

I love the tips. I have two of these speakers, never had any issues, but now I know what is inside. Thanks Adrian.

Nice powerbank. May I have the model # pls?

Does anybody know how to kill the on/off sound? It is so loud compared to the music.

@TinyIslandMaine

7 ай бұрын

Yes this drives me nuts. There should be a way to silence.

its a locking connector. it doesn't need glue. No poor design here. Someone's been in there before and didn't reconnect the port.

I'd suggest JB Weld to glue the connector down 👍

Yes, the figure 8 logo is for the multi-speaker feature.

Recently replaced the USB port on my Flip 4. Almost identical tear down / rebuild. Mini USB port had been crushed inside. Part was easily available and the fix was finicky but easy.

I’ve had the jbl flip 5 for years and no issues… sometimes charge ports mess up to mishandling or it’s been refurbished and the owner didn’t know

Did you mention where the speaker came from? Was it a SMMC?

I had the samething happen to me when I opened up a diffrent brand bluetooth speaker but it was a plastic ribbon cable instead !

it's like technology went back to mono am radio sound quality

My JBL earbuds there is an app where you can customize the EQ to what you like and check the battery charge state.

I still have two JBL Flip 3 that is use regularly. I have replaced the USB ports and the battery in both and they work great 9 years later. I was blow away with a demo from a coworker. They are amazingly loud and clear from low to high volume. Good Fix

I have a JBL bluetooth headphone that also refuses to charge . it's a few years old but has only be used a few times ( on holidays) bad quality? or did it die because it wasn't used for months?

i dont have one, but from what i have seen the bigger ones do have more speakers in them, some have two of those speakers plus a tweeter.

Wild Pogo made my brain go "He's. The. Re. Tro. Bird. Yeah!"