The point is that this is not a record player for the $5,000-speaker crowd — or even the $500-speaker 500-speaker crowd
Bluetooth speakers crowded the shelves, wearables were everywhere, and wherever you looked there was another blistering 4K display.
When Trump, who tussled with Ryan during the campaign, mentioned the speaker, the crowd booed.
Cars and buses passing by honked their horns in support; the short speeches ended with a call-and-response between the speaker and crowd, each time becoming louder and louder: "Say her name: Sarah Reed! Say her name: Sarah Reed! Black.
When Obama appeared on the giant screen and his voice came through the speakers, the crowd quieted and listened.
Again, Tom Spousta from Michigan-Alabama: Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" blasting through the speakers and crowd pretty much in a frenzy.
After two hours of listening to speakers, the crowd mobilized and walked half a mile down Main Street, past bodegas, butcher shops and apartment buildings.
They wore red T-shirts saying, "Protect American Jobs, No Amnesty!" Some protesters carried big signs with black letters and one word: "Deport!" While there were many black speakers, the crowd was largely white.
When Little Richard's You Make Me Wanna Shout came over the speakers, the crowd began leaping about, even though it was before 8am, normally a time when many are still bleary-eyed.
The demographics of both speakers and crowd have also shifted: now at least as many of the preachers are Muslim as Christian.
When the name "Gareth" boomed from the speakers, the crowd's cry of "Bale" shook the Bernabeu to its foundations - this was the day of destiny for the man who delivered La Decima.
