Bluetooth Speaker, Portable Speaker, Wireless Speaker, Mini Speaker

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Product Description

Bluetooth HiFi stereo Mini USB speaker with different colors, and logo print support

Descriptions:
1. Easy to link with Bluetooth Player, Mobile Phone, PDA, Tablet, PC & Laptop
2. Support TF card, support MP3 file format
3. Support Mobile phone hand-free function
4. LED indicator for status indicating, bring you a vogue and technological feel
5. Use as an external speaker with a line-in audio/AUX cable
6. Digital audio amplifier, full frequence speaker, pleases your ear with transparent sound effect
7. High capacity rechargeable Li-ion polymer battery, for longer music play
8. Mini 5P USB connector, for both power supply and data transfer
9. Volume control
10. On/Off switch.

Built-in Li-ion battery, 3.7V/500mAh
USB charging voltage: DC 5V
Speaker: 40mm 2.6ohm 3W
Frequency range: 60Hz~18kHz
S/N: ≥ 96dB
Distortion≤ 0.5%
Size: 60*60*53mm

Bluetooth Speaker, Portable Speaker, Wireless Speaker, Mini Speaker

Q: How much are the water speakers and where can i get them from ?: As okorder

Q: I have speakers from the JVC unit SP-HXZ30, and I want to hook them up to my new Yamaha RXV367. The speakers have four wires each, how would I connect both speakers to the receiver?: Ok, this may be a bit complicated so pay attention. There will be a quiz at mid-term. What you have here are three way speakers. There is a woofer, midrange and tweeter. The subwoofer is really just a woofer. Unfortunately for you it is not set up like a normal three way speaker. It is set up to be bi-amplified. What JVC did was they included a separate power amplifier in this system to power the subwoofer. That is why there is a separate input for it on the back of the speaker. In addition there is a filter in the main unit of the JVC that filters out the high and mid range sounds for the subwoofer amplifier. This is a problem as you are now using a Yamaha receiver instead of the JVC main unit. The Yamaha does not have this feature. These are the options: 1. Just use the top speaker terminal for the midrange (woofer) and tweeter: It won't sound very good. You will get little to no bass. 2. Jump the upper and lower speaker terminals: Highly inadvisable. As each section is 6 Ohms you will wind up with 3 Ohms and that is likely to be too low for the Yamaha receiver. It won't damage it, it will just go into fault mode and shut down. You will also have distorted midrange and highs coming through the woofer. 3. Get a subwoofer amplifier to power the bottom of these speakers and connect it to the subwoofer out on the Yamaha: A silly option really. This would cost as much or more than just getting better speakers. 4. Get better speakers: This is the best option. Those JVC speakers are plastic boom box speakers and are not nearly the quality of the Yamaha receiver. Use option #1 until you get better speakers.

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 am trying to connect my old speakers, to mah computer. The speakers use Speaker wire, so i got a Speaker wire to RCA adaptor. then I got a RCA to TRS (the headphone jack plug) When I connect the speakers to the computer (or a mp3 player) they dont work!The speakers worked when they were just using speaker wire,Does anyone know why they don't work, or how I could make them work?Thanks in advance: I have done similar to what you are doing, though I am not quite sure what parts you are using. Hopefully what I have done might show you something different. I got 2 parts, 1st is the link to Amazon, where you find the 3.5mm to RCA Stereo Female Cable. The second is RCA To Speaker Wire Plugs. Those two together worked for me, and if you have the male cables for both, you can always get a connector, though I know that an additional component would add more impedance, thus lowering the connectivity and performance. Have you tried hooking up your setup to an external source such as MP3 player? The problem might not be in the wiring, but the computer jack not having enough power to drive your speakers especially if they were used to hook up to an amplifier. If the speakers are indeed powered stereo speakers, you might have to do a AUX line-in to a stereo that is powerful enough to drive your speakers.

Q: i have a 1999 chevy s10 regular cab and i want to put aftermarket speakers where the factoryy ones are. its got two speakers in the doors ( one in each side) and the same thing on the dash but i dont no what size they are. can anyone help me out: Chevy S10 Speakers

Q: I was wondering if any bookshelf speakers have an input for a 3.5mm jack. I want big speakers, not small computer speakers.: my ***

Q: i have a 2001 chevy s10 ls that had all stock speaker wich sounded full and good until 2 blew out and then i put poineer speakers and they dont sound as good, I used the little connecters that it came with to hook it up but would it sound better if i directly connected it by sodering the wires in to the speakers? the new speakers just dont have the full sound and bass that the stock speakers had. i dont understand why what can i do to get that full sound back?: You gotta buy better aftermarket speakers. Or, if you know they're good quality, considor upgrading your headunit (radio) OR upgrade your other speakers to the same brand and put in a small amplifier. As long as the connection is solid, soldering only makes it more durable in the long run.

Q: I found what I think are real nice 6x9 speakers: Pioneer TS-A6993R. I need a pair of 5x7 speakers for the front. What kind of speakers would match? Do they have to have the same RMS even though I can use two different amps? Also a different pair I found for the rears are the Pioneer TS-A6963R. Do the fronts and rears have to have around the same RMS to sound the same or just the frequency? I want treble the sound the best it can possibly sound.: Not okorder

Q: I just got a hand me down laptop from my grandfather, and I can't hear audio from it. I plugged headphones in and that works fine, but other than that, the audio from the speakers doesn't work. I've tried going into the control panel and nothing I seem to do works. Can anyone help?: Are you use computer speakers or speakers that have an amplifier with them? A computer audio out is not speaker level. It's much to low to drive speakers without an amplifier. It can drive headphones and the line-in to an amplifier but not speakers directly.

Q: Hello All, The PC speaker wire was cut. I want to connect a jack from the PC to the speacker.The speaker has only 2 terminals and the pc audio connector cable has 3 wires. how to connect it ?actually i did it by the brute false solution but I want to understand this connection , any ideas, tutorials ar links for it ?: hard problem. try searching onto google and yahoo. just that may help!

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