JBL Clip 3 Low Frequency Mode

We know of no way to increase the low response of the JBL Clip 3 speaker with low frequency mode. But if this were possible, it would make the speaker vibrate more. Plus, you’d get a surprisingly large rumble quality to the content playing.  Indeed if they ever added this feature, it might work something like as follows…

JBL Clip 3 Low Frequency Mode: OFF and ON – Proposal

We propose that by default, the Clip 3 would have its low frequency mode ON by default. This is how some of the other speakers in the JBL line work.  Specifically, this mode would add a bit of extra treble and lots more bass to the audio output.

JBL Clip 3 Low Frequency Mode: How to Turn OFF,  and then ON Again, Proposal

Find the Bluetooth button on the speaker right side, and the Volume Down (-) button on the upper left front.

You could turn OFF low frequency mode by pressing the Volume Down (-) and Bluetooth buttons. Then hold them in for about ten seconds. Finally release them when the pilot lamp on the top blinks a few times.

Next, to turn low frequency mode back on,  you would again press the Volume Down (-) and Bluetooth buttons. Then hold these in until the light on the top flashes a few times.  You would finally release them when that happens.

Then, after a short pause, the status light would go back a solid glow. After that, the  low frequency mode would be ON once more.

Other Posts About the JBL Clip 3

1. 1. How to Put in Pairing Mode
   2. Bluetooth Pairing Routine
   3. Charge Time
   4. JBL Clip 3 Lights Explained
   5. Buttons Manual

References

1. 1. JBL Clip 3 Official Product Page
   2. Where to Buy the JBL Clip 3