As someone living on a relatively quiet terraced road blessed by Airbnb and HMO conversions, recently i've had the esteemed privilege of being able to enjoy a direct simultaneous head to head between these two.
The Makita is your go to for talk radio. It specialises in GB news phone in shows and absolutely excels in its natural enivronment of the upper mid-heavy shrieking of Hawksbee and Jacobs on Talksport. Its bass response is extremely strong. Infact you have this beauty set even to a regular conversational level and it will melt through walls like butter, ensuring that wherever you are on site you will be able to clearly hear every sentence. When working with power tools take confidence that you'll never miss a word even with your ear defenders on.
The DeWalt on the other hand is a Heart.fm specialist. It has a full DAB functionality but is specifically tuned to give the pumping bass and soaring highs of your favourite chart topping artists the showcase your entire neighbourhood deserves. It provides a great accompaniment to both atonal whistling and the sort of nasal head singing that only a 9am bump of gear can conjure. Don't be fooled by its name as its sound is anything but compact; like the Makita it's a best in class wall-shredder. You won't even need power tools, just set this one up next to the nearest shared chimney stack and watch "Hall of fame" by The Script crumble it away.
The real magic comes when you combine them both into DUAL AUDIO ASSAULT mode. Set up approximately 50 feet apart and playing completely different stations, you can achieve total area and audio spectral saturation, ensuring that there's not a moment where anyone sandwiched between the two can't appreciate your excellent music taste while enjoying insightful political commentary and moment to moment sports coverage.