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Mini Bluetooh Speaker with Rechargeable Battery with Handsfree Mic

Mini Bluetooh Speaker with Rechargeable Battery with Handsfree Mic

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Jambox Style Mini Bluetooh Speaker with Rechargeable Battery with Handsfree MicJambox Style Mini Bluetooh Speaker with Rechargeable Battery with Handsfree Mic


Features:

Allows you answer the call and listen to stereo music.

Hand-free for cell phones;

Support TF card (card not included), MP3 play.

AUX audio input, can connect with PC and cell phone by audio cable.

The newest design---the Water Cube pattern,

Convenient design, you can control the volume of music with the speaker, you can also choose the last song or next song through it.

Rechargeable battery, can be charged via USB.

Specifications:

Color: Black

Version: Bluetooth V3.0+EDR

Output power:3W*2(1KHz,THD10%)

Input power: 5/1000MA AC power adapter

Frequency: 150-18000KHZ

Speaker: Outer diameter 52MM, Antimagnetic

Transfer distance :< 10m (It depends on the Bluetooth device and the environment)

Battery: Built-in polymer lithium batteries

Package Content:

  • 1x Bluetooth Speaker in Black

    1x USB Cable

    1x Audio Cable

    1x Manual
    Jambox Style Mini Bluetooh Speaker with Rechargeable Battery with Handsfree Mic


Q: Does it matter if I replace 8 ohm speakers with 4 ohm ones?
Yes. If you are only replacing the speakers. Since the amp powering the speakers will output at 8ohms and the new speakers will be 4ohms, your ohm load will be high to low. This will cause the amp to work twice as hard and it will overheat, if not fail.
Q: Can a French speaker learn Haitian Creole more easily than, for example, an English speaker?
Not a modern french speaker because the syntax and grammar mixed with french root words is English. It is an whole nother way of speaking.
Q: If i have a 6 speaker system and get a new headunit, will all of the speakers be used? will the harness send signals to all six speakers?
If your vehicle is equipped with a stock 6-speaker system, there's almost always a way to keep them all working with an after-market head unit. If the system just has front door speakers combined with door or dash tweeters, along with a pair of rear speakers, then usually the front speakers are wired together with an inline crossover. In this case, all four front speakers will work from the new deck's front outputs, and the two rear speakers will work from the rear outputs. In other cases, the factory system uses a separate amplifier to run two of the speakers, or to run all six. Usually the factory radio still just has four outputs and the amplifier splits the power to the correct speakers. In this case you just sometimes have to adapt the new deck's output to be compatible with the factory amplifier's input type. Adapters are available to do this, but they're not always required. I can give you a more specific answer if you can provide more information: what's the year and model of your car? Does it have a premium factory audio system? Where are the six speakers located? Do you plan to replace the head unit and all the speakers, or just the head unit?
Q: Do good speakers really make a differerence and why?
If you want a good system yes the quality of the speakers will matter. If you do not want top of the line sound system the quality of the speakers will not matter as much as it would compared to someone who wanted top of the line comp systems. Better subs will be musically fit, hitting most of the lower notes with precision.
Q: Anyone have experience with RV's and outdoor speakers? Recently bought a 27ft Class C and will be having a pretty good radio (carry Sirius) and amp installed. My brother wants to have a set of outdoor speakers powered by the radio for when we sit outside. All intelligent thoughts and ideas appreciated. Name some make and models if you want. The speakers would not be permanently placed to the side of the rv but maybe?? the mounts would be. Also the speakers don't have to be permanently attached to the radio, they could be connected to a plug coming from the rear of the stereo???? Anyway.
Rv Outdoor Speakers
Q: if i hook up my ipod touch to some computer speakers, will it fry my ipod? my dad said the speakers might have too much volatge or whatever but doesnt the music just go from the ipod to the speakers. and the speakers dont give any additional voltage to the ipod?
If your computer speakers have a regular input like any headphones do, you're fine. I use computer speakers as my iPod speakers, and my iPod works fine. I only have the iPod Classic, but friends have used their Touches with my speakers, and nothing went wrong at all. If your speakers are the regular kind with the same input as headphones, then you're fine.
Q: How do speakers work and play sound?
In very simple terms: An electrical current travels from the audio source to the speaker. The current turns an electromagnet on and off very quickly in response to the audio signal. The electromagnet is near a metal disc on a flexible cone, the cone vibrates when the electromagnet turns on and off. The cone vibrates and causes the air molecules to vibrate as well, these vibrations are detected by your ears.
Q: Do center channel speakers offer any advantage over a normal bookshelf speaker? I want a new center speaker but center channel speakers are so expensive compared to a bookshelf speaker.
Actually yes you can. Center channel speakers were designed to be low profile and have a large listening angle. If you want to use a bookshelf speaker, you should not turn it on its side(assuming its a standard single woofer-tweeter design) as that would cause breakup nodes along the horizontal listening axis(which is a more important axis because typically not everyone is sitting perfectly in line with the speaker. A bookshelf speaker placed in its normal vertical position will typically not have the large off-axis response that a center channel speaker would. However, it will have a more even frequency response with less areas of cancellation between the multiple woofers. Basically, go ahead and do it, but make sure you leave the bookshelf speaker upright and try to sit as close to inline with the speaker as possible as this will give you the best sound possible.
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.
Q: does the ipod touch have speakers built in?
I wish! The iPhone has external speakers that your get to work with,but do us iTouch users get that royalty? No! I swear,they could at least let us listen without the headphones being yanked-or falling-out of our ears every five minutes,i mean,come on! We don't even have the luxury of having iTunes Visualizer!!!Uh,Double U Tee Eff?!?! I was like,No speakers? Zomg! No Visualizer? Zomfg!!! So,sorry,no speakers for usBoo-Hoo :(

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