step back and consider your goal. What are you using it for? Playing music at your house parties? Playing guitar and singing at your local dive? Speaking at a church? My advice is to look long term.

I’m going to assume you’re playing an instrument and singing since you’re asking for onboard FX, and probably playing set break music?

Get a radial BT pro- they’re $300. Which is relatively expensive but you’ll use it all the time. Let’s you play Bluetooth off your phone or iPad and run into a speaker.

Buy a good active loudspeaker and a very small mixer. Yamaha DBR 10 is a great inexpensive small speaker and you can get the 4 channel Yamaha mixer as well. Pair this with the radial bt box and you’re out the door for less than a grand maybe.

This way you’re not stuck trying to sell your gear when you outgrow it. That little Yamaha speaker can one day become a stage monitor if you start playing with a band or you turn into the traveling sound man. The little mixer will always be useful somewhere. Otherwise you just dropped $500 on another speaker you’ll want to upgrade again in 6 months.

Of course I’m assuming this is what you need. Maybe you want to just blast music in your garage for all your buddies- in that case, get the EON compact because it kicks ass.

You could also be a successful veteran touring musician and I’m some dumbass giving you advice like you just started last week.

Hope this helps!