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Product Description

1. Bluetooth wireless audio transmission
2. Latest Bluetooth V3.0 support
3. Portable design
4. With phone handsfree support (Wide Band speech)
5. Support Line in Hot Mini Bluetooth Speaker
6. Metal surface design, several classic colors available for your choice

Specification:
Mini Multi-function Bluetooth speaker with MIC handsfree function,
*Bluetooth Version: V3.0 + EDR
*Support Profile:HFP 1.6 A2DP 1.2,AVRCP 1.4
*Speaker Output power: 3 W rms
*Frequency:2.402-2.480GHz
*Microphone sensitivity:-32db
*Receiving sensitivity: Better than -82dBm
*Distance: 10meters
*Data transmission: Up to 3Mbps(over the air)
*Data rate:115200bps
*Charging Voltage:3.7V 4.2V DC
*Working Voltage:4.8V 5.5V DC
*Working Current:200MA
*Static state Current: >1UA
*Battery Capacity: 450MAH

Q: i'm buying new speakers for a surround setup which will be used for gaming and movies and i'm on a budget. is it possible to just skip the center speaker?: As bb stated No you do not have to use a center channel speaker it is not mandatory, it often not even needed in most home theater systems. in fact in many cases its actually better without one, and allow you left and right main speakers to cover the whole spectrum. Center channel speakers were mainly designed and used when dedicated home theater systems have large movie screens and the main speakers are very far apart, creating a whole in the middle of the soundstage. In most consumer homes we do not use huge movie screens and can position our main speakers at a reasonable distance apart allowing for good center fill, or good mono content. Like bb said when you go into speaker setup menu it will ask you if you are using a center channel speaker, simply say no and all dialog and center channel information will be directed to both the left and right main speakers. So no you don't have to have one, and in most cases if your speakers are less than 10ft apart you are going to get better results without one. Kevin 40 years high end audio video specialist

Q: I have 5 tiny (4 x 4) Cambridge home theater speakers, along with a 5 year old powered sub woofer.The sound is pretty good so far.Do these small speakers wear out with age?Would I better my system by buying another set of small speakers?: Speakers will eventually wear outbut not for a long time, like 10-20 years long. Whether of not different speakers will sound better depends mostly on your ears. If you can hear the difference between a speaker that costs $100 and one that costs $1000 then then yeah, upgrading makes sense. But if you can't tell the difference then the $100 set is fine. For home theater in general, the most important speakers are the front left and right. These are the ones used for music or other stereo setups. Your front center and rear speakers don't have to be anything fancy.

Q: Center speakers: You okorder

Q: I wanted to buy speakers for my Desktop computer. and I heard of amplified speakers. what are they? Do they produce good sound for listening to music, games, etc?: Amplified speakers are good, yes. Amplified speakers are speakers that have their own power connection, be it from batteries or an AC outlet. This type is opposite to passive speakers, which are powered by your computer's sound card. Amplified speakers are capable of much more power and volume, and are the only viable choice if you want a speaker set with a subwoofer or more than two speakers altogether (for surround purposes). Passive speakers are usually cheap and small, so they suit some people's computer needs. Still, for sound to let you really enjoy gaming and multimedia, you certainly want your speakers to be amplified speakers.

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: I want to get some krk rokit rp5 g2 speakers.: Those speakers have a built in 70 watt amp. Just about all computer speakers do since that 1/10th of a watt you get out the jack isn't going to power anything bigger than headphones. But, those speakers are really overpriced. You could get better sound for less than half the money.

Q: and how good and ultimate speakers.: 2 way speakers are going to give you mids and highs, whereas 3 ways will give you lows, mids, and highs all from one speaker like 6x9's in your rear deck for example. If you have the means I suggest Boston Acoustic, Infinity, or Polk Audio speakers

Q: hey i wona buy club speakers online and i want them to be load anyy help?thanks: Rob - I don't know where you live but in the USA most stores that carry musical instruments and sound equipment will have professional speakers for DJ'ing. Stores like Sam Ash, Guitar Center etc have great speakers. You can also buy them online of course - just google DJ equipment. If you let me know where you live (what town or city) I can help more.

Q: I wanted to know if i could just use a fm transmitter with speakers on their own without a radio hooked up to the speakers? im not sure. a bit of a guess but you may be able to use the fm transmitter on the frequency of the speakers if thats possible? Sorry if this sounds stupid. it sounded like a good prank idea at the time. :): speaker wires will sometimes act as antennas, and a signal at the resonant frequency of the wires, can sometimes be heard through the speakers. Most of the time, this kind of resonance just produces noise.

Q: i just bought m-adudio bx5 speakers and i dont have room anywhere on my table to put one of them other than next to pc box. is that bad for the speakers? (because of magnetism or something?: Speakers can pick up AC hum from devices. Putting speakers too close to electronic things can cause hum. It won't damage the speakers but the interference is annoying.

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