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2014 Newest Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Shower Speaker

2014 Newest Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Shower Speaker

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2014 Newest Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Shower Speaker

 

Product description:

 

Support  mobile, computer 
 

With CSR bluetooth function 
 

Build in lithium battery playback above 3 hours
 

Build in stereo speakers and able to fold inside or pull out

  

With Hands-free function 
 

 Variable colors to choose(blue red black slivery have in stock . if order other color should according to the  inventory )     

 

 

Function features:

 

1.Magic loudspeaking system design,amazing bi-energy.Built-in low frequency amplifier design,enables low and medium frequency possess more power and better sound quality.

 

2.Support TF Card.

 

 Music format:MP3

 

3.Support bluetooth connecting music playing.

 

4.Support AUX audio input,connect bluetooth speaker through output devices,for example MP3,MP4,PSP,tablet pc,mobile phone ,etc.

 

5.Support FM reception,can search radio station broadcast automatically,clearly.

 

Package content:

 

*1 × speaker;

*1 × usb manual;

*1 × usb cable;

  

Specifications for Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Shower Speaker:

 

Name

Value

Weight:

195g(speaker only)

Speaker output:

3W Max

Frequency Response:

65Hz - 20kHz

Signal-to-Noise Ratio:

>75dB

Distortion:

<10%

Playback time:

4-5 hours(via Bluetooth), 6-7 hours(via audio cable)

Battery Charging voltage:

5V

Battery charging time:

3-4 hours

Battery capacity:

Li-ion, 3.7V, 600mAh

Bluetooth Version:

V3.0+EDR

Transmission Power:

Bluetooth Class 2

Bluetooth Frequency:

2.402 - 2.480 GHz

Transmission Distance:

10M

 

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You don't, do a search on white van speakers and you will see that Genesis speakers are actually horrible speakers and may actually harm your amplifier if they are hooked up. Sorry to tell you the bad news, but please do search on White van speaker and see for yourself.
Q: What is the loudspeaker?
Built-in speaker is the MP4 player with built-in speaker, so that users can not only through the headphone jack can also be built-in speakers to listen to the sound of MP4 players.
Q: iam looking to buy some wireless speakers for my computer and i do not know if they are wireless or not.Does channel speakers mean wireless?
The speakers or the box should definitely state if they are wireless. The term channel could mean several things, as in left or right stereo channel or it could be a model name or the brand name. A wireless speaker will need a power cord on it. This is to power the wireless receiver and amplifier to make the speaker work. It will not need (but I suppose it could have) any audio connections on it.
Q: I need some white surround sound speakers, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of them that aren't super expensive. I am thinking about getting the Logitech Z-5500, which I have installed for other people, used and love, and just install some white speakers instead of the black/silver ones that come with it and use the console and sub from the z-5500. That seems like it would work well, but I would rather just get a entire white system. Any suggestions from people who own white surround sound systems? If not, any other people input would be must appreciated. Sorry for not explaining all this very well, I'm in a hurry. Thanks!
Yes Bose is overpriced, and inferior even compared to MUCH cheaper speakers. Brands? How about anything BUT Bose? Sony, Klipsch, Definitive Technology, Kirkland (yes, Costco's generic brand) Bose does not use a subwoofer. No, they legally cannot call their Bose Bass Unit (or whatever) a subwoofer because it's not a subwoofer. It's an overpriced, over-engineered thing that tries to sound like a subwoofer but fails miserably. Any set of speakers can do window-rattling-loud. Whether or not they can produce clear notes both in the treble and bass regardless of the volume is another matter. My brother-in-law has a high end Bose system, but honestly it just makes noise. You don't hear music or feel the explosions, you just hear loud fuzzy noise. I don't even need to turn the system up very loud to get room thumping bass, and I don't lose the higher end of the spectrum either. Honestly, the receiver doesn't make a lot of difference with regards to the sound. Pick on based on the features and inputs you need. Here, too, Bose falls behind. For $200-300, you can get a entry level receiver with multiple HDMI inputs and a swath of other audio inputs to satisfy most home setups. For speakers, I got a nice set of bookshelf speakers and a 10 subwoofer kit from Definitive Technology for $500. For something from Bose that even has a single HDMI port on it, and their fakey speaker setup, you're at least looking something that costs thousands of dollars, and is essentially a crippled home-theater-in-a-box (HTIB) unit with no additional inputs other than one for your iPod (and ONLY your iPod.) I dunno. $1000 for a receiver and non-proprietary speakers that will last me a life time, vs. thousands for inferior speakers which will fall apart after 10 years or so and can only be used with other Bose products (maybe) Yeah, that's a toughie.
Q: I bought an x mini speaker today and there is no sound output at all i've tried connecting it to my phone, laptop and ipod and nothing is working any suggestions?
You have to charge the battery for awhile using a usb cord connected to a power source such as a computer or wall plug adapter.
Q: I got an 1998 Audi A4 and the bose factory speakers are blown out, i have tweeters in the front two doors, 3-1/2's in the rear doors and 6-1/2's on the rear deck. I dont know much about speakers so i was wondering what kinds of speakers could i buy that give me the same quality the bose ones did, and where i can find them. Help would be great, thanks guys
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Q: i have two 350 watt speakers, but only have a 480 watt receiver. Will the speakers work if i connect them anyways??
First, you don't have a receiver that can produce 480 watts/ch. There is no such animal. Even the biggest best most expensive receivers will be lucky to get much over 100 watts/ch all channels driven. I'm talking about receivers costing $2000 ~ $3000. The little cheap ones that claim 100 ~ 150 watts/ch can only do about 30 ~ 40 watts/ch all channels driven. If you have one that claims 480 w/ch then it's probably more like 20 watts/ch. The power rating of the speaker has nothing to do with well much of anything other than being a random number. A proper power rating on a speaker would be a set of complex equations so the manufacturers attempt to rate it with a simple number like 350 watts is just a rough guess under some specific undefined conditions. This rating has nothing to do with what size amplifier you will need to use. The speaker impedance is important, it must not be lower than the amplifier can handle. Most mass market receivers struggle with 4 ohms and simply can't do less than 4 ohms. Make sure the speakers are 4 ohms are greater and don't pay much attention to their power rating. Almost any amplifier can damage a speaker regardless of the relative power ratings. Most speakers are damaged by amplifier clipping which comes from trying to drive the amplifier to higher power than it can provide. Some here will tell you that you will be safe if your amplifier power rating is no more than 80% of the speaker rating but that's about as wrong as wrong can get. You can easily blow a 100 or 200 or even 300 watt speaker with an 80 watt amplifier. The safest condition is to have an amplifier with unlimited power so that it never clips and then just don't turn it up beyond safe limits for the speaker. mk
Q: Can I put pioneer speakers in my car with the factory radio still installed. I just need to replace my busted speakers. My speakers sound horrible. :/
absolutely. The main issue is that the factory installed (usually) speakers needing far less power to drive them and as such you will need to turn it up to reach a similar sound level. be advised you CAN exceed the potential of the stock radio and get horrible sound as the Total harmonic distortion at that power level from the stock radio will cause poor sound. just don't go nuts on a high end set of pioneer speakers and you'll be happy.
Q: I added two stereo speakers to my computer and of course they need more power (electricity) to make them reach their full potential. How do u do that with computer speakers and my added stereo speakers.This is what I'm working with.
Use the stereo receiver that came with the speakers. Get a minijack-to-component audio adepter and connect the component (red/white) audio cables to your receiver's line in jacks. Then set your receiver to that channel. The receiver should have an integral amplifier that will provide ample power to the speakers.
Q: I really dont know much about computer speakers but i unplugged everything plugged it back in and its still making a fuzzy sound. Does this mean that their is something wrong with my computer or just my speakers. I think somebody knocked one of my speakers on the ground, but they all have static coming from them. Do i just buy new speakers?
Okay, let's solve this problem. Do both speakers sound fuzzy the same? Is there a buzzing sound in the speakers even when you are not sending music to them? Do you have a headset from an ipod or some other device you can plug into the earphone jack of the computer and see if it sounds okay? Are you plugged into the correct speaker jack. Powered speakers, speakers with a power cube in the wall outlet should be plugged into the Aux out jack of the computer, or line out, not the speaker out. The speaker out jack is for speakers which are not powered from a wall outlet. Maybe you have the speakers plugged into the wrong jack on the computer. Email me if I can give additional help.

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