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Bluetooth Speaker Plastic Steel 3W iHS08

Bluetooth Speaker Plastic Steel 3W iHS08

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Bluetooth Speaker Plastic Steel 3W iHS081,360 degree rotation volume adjustment
2, with a speakerphone, echo processing
3, high-quality audio processing A2DP V1.2 4, stereo output, built-in bass cone, bass good 5, 6 or more transmission distance 10M, support LINE IN function
7, support TF card to play music
Q:i know where the power,remote,rca,and ground go but how do i wire the speakers do i hook it up to the stereo or do i just take off the wire from the speakers and then hook up the amp to the speakers???
Run speaker wire straight from your amp to your speakers. I am running 14 gauge copper speaker wire to all my speakers. Not the only way to do it. I have seen people running speaker wire from behind the dash to the amp [if you know what i mean] but i wouldn't suggest that. So just speaker wire straight from amp to speakers. Enjoy.
Q:Currently, I have a 2.1 speaker system for my computer. The speaker volume was significant, but I was not happy with the low volume of the subwoofer. So, I raised the volume of the speakers and the subwoofer also increased in volume, but now my normal speakers are too loud. So, I need to lower the volume of the speakers while keeping the subwoofer volume high. Right now, I put some plastic wrap over the speakers to reduce their noise but I was wondering if there is a better alternative. Also, If covering the speakers will harm them in anyway. Most importantly, if there is a way to keep the subwoofer volume high WITHOUT putting anything on the speakers cause they look kinda weird now. Btw, the subwoofer is at max volume and I've checked around the room and the front corner is the loudest location. Also, please don't tell me to buy anything.
Covering the speakers is a bad idea. You are losing high frequency sound. Facing them away from you would cause the same problem. Covering the speakers also increases the work load of the transducers, but it is probably not a big deal. Sounds like your trying to get big bass out of a cheap 2.1 system. It's not going to happen. You would have to buy a part to reduce the volume on the speakers, and wire it in series with the sub. Not worth it.
Q:I have Windows 7 and I have two Insignia side speakers for my computers. I have a electric piano that i plug into it through the microphone input. A few days ago, i plugged the piano in and my speakers stopped working. They still show up on the computer but no sound comes out of it.Can somebody please help.Thanks
speakers don't show up on your computer, just your sound card, the computer has no idea weather or not you have speakers, try them on another computer, the could be bad
Q:I recently purchased an EMERSON antique record player (cabinet) that still works very well but the speakers are extremely quiet. I was wondering if replacing the speakers with newer ones would help improve the volume?
if truly an antique, then the audio power tube is probably flat. tubes that have been used for a while and then allowed to sit unpowered for a long time become gassy. have you done anything to refurbish the electronics? old tube sets require a lot of maintenance, especially concerning the capacitors. i doubt that there is anything wrong with the speaker.
Q:i want to add speakers to my 07 avalanche. it has 4 speakers and 2 tweeters. im adding a kenwood navi., but what soeakers should i add? thanks. alll answers appreciated.
Jamie I would stop by a place like circuit city.They carry and install all types of speakers and power ranges.They also have a great display so you can hear the speakers before you buy them.There quility and prices are also really good.Best of luck with your choise.
Q:can you show me how to add one or two element for example capacitor or transistor to the speaker wire to raise the sound without using battery or power
Adding components to speaker wire will not boost sound. Either increasing the volume, using better speaker wire, or getting better speakers or amplifier will be the ways to improve speaker sound.
Q:I need a good pair of speakers that I can plug a mixer into when recording, and also at live shows. my price range is from $0 - $300 :) shanks
The type of speakers used for live performance are NOTHING like the type of speakers used in studio. Alesis Monitor One mk2 are excellent in studio.
Q:I just bought a headset for my computer. The name brand is Gigaware. They are the kind you can talk on through via computer. My dilemma is, it seems that if I have the headset on, my speakers dont work. Or so it seems, I cant have both on at the same time. But if I play music, I can hear it through the headset but not my speakers. If this helps, the speakers have a USB connection and I have XP operating system. I know headsets vary so the setups can be different.What can I do to enable hearing and speaking so that others can hear me through the headset without having to disconnect my speakers? Do I have to turn one off to use the other or can I leave them both on?Can anyone walk me through the process of both headset and speakers?I hope this question makes sense.Thanxbecca
Speakers are designed such that if you have headphones plugged into the headphone jack on the speakers, it disables the speaker output. The reasoning is that if you have headphones on, you don't want the audio to be played out loud. You could probably use a headphone splitter (available in the electronics department of nearly any store) to split the computer's speaker audio output to send the signal to both the speakers and the headphones.
Q:I have a jvc kw xz720A car receiver and looking for 6.5 speakers The receiver says 4X40watts what should my speakers be rated at?
Truthfully, it doesn't make a ton of difference. Almost every head unit manufacturer advertises peak power output. They do that because peak power ratings are almost meaningless and they're no real indication of what the unit is actually capable of, but not many shoppers are aware of that. In recent years 50x4 is the standard power claim of the typical head unit, and ALL those head units produce 14-22w rms per channel. With an older JVC it might give you 12-15w rms per channel. The LOWEST rms power ratings you'll find on a decent 6.5 speaker will be in the 40w rms range, so no matter which speaker you choose you will have a lot less than optimal power on hand to run it. So what I'm saying is don't make power handling an important part of your speaker choice, although I would look at the lower end of the spectrum on the assumption a speaker designed to work best at 40 or 50w rms will probably work better at 15w rms than a speaker meant for 80w rms. Go to some stores and listen. If possible, listen with only head unit power running them. It won't do you much good to listen to a bunch of speakers getting 100w from an external amp when they won't be getting nearly that much in your car.
Q:I got Philips speakers (5 speakers) and I can barely hear anything from the back 2 speakers. the front 2 are working fine but i can barely hear a thing from the ones in the back. I tried changing the speaker setup in the audio options but it keeps putting it back at 7.1 I think I need 5.1 but it won't let me change and when i do manage to change it (without exiting the audio options) the back 2 speakers still barely work.Please helppp!!!!!
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that you are new to surround sound. The rear speakers aren't supposed to play all the time. The purpose of surround sound is not to to give you multiple speakers around the room tha all play the same level of sound, but to give you multiple speakers, all playing sound independently in order to give you a realistic sound experiance. What you should be witnessing is something like this: Center Channel - This speaker is used primarily for dialogue. Almost everything that people say on the TV screen will come from this speaker. Front L and R - These speakers produce most of the sound effects coming from on the screen, such as explosions, doors opening and closing, etc. If you can see the event happening on the television screen, you can bet that your front speakers will be playing those noises. Rear L and R - These speakers are used for off-screen sounds. For instance, if in a movie, a phone rings off in the distance and can't been seen on the TV screen. This is where your rear speakers come in. They are there to help give the sound stage depth. They also usually play the sound track music with the front L and R speakers, since the soundtrack music isn't coming from a specific location. Think of the last time you watched a movie in a movie theater. You didn't hear all of the sound coming from all directions at once. Instead, you heard the actors voices coming from the screen. You heard soundtrack music coming from everywhere. And you heard different sound effects coming from different locations, sometimes from the left, sometimes from the right, sometimes front, and sometimes rear. This is exactly how your home theater speakers should sound. That's actually why they call them home THEATER systems.
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