Portable Mini Speaker for iPod, MP3, iPad, Mobile Phone

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Product Description

portable mini speaker for ipod,mp3,ipad,mobile phone(SW-S601)

Spec.

Output: 2.4W

Driver unit: 36mm,4ohm

Frequency response: 100Hz-20KHz

Rechargeable Li-ion battery 3.7V (USB 2.0 charger cable)

Input: DC 4.2V

With on/off button, volume control,

led light indication, foldable design

Specification:
Output: 2.4W
Driver unit: 36mm,4ohm
Frequency response: 100Hz-20KHz
Rechargeable Li-ion battery 3.7V (USB 2.0 charger cable)
Input: DC 4.2V

With on/off button, volume control,

Led light indication, foldable design

Q: i know what causes them to blow but what actully happens to the speaker when it happens?: sometimes, with some speakers, you can blow your speaker by overloading its mechanical limits, so the voice coil hits the bottom of magnetic gap, or leaves basket by jumping out of it with cuted rubber and spider funny to see but not so. it's dead, and most of car speakers have no recone kits so you can throw it in a bin. but basically, its by overheating - described once, no need to repeat.

Q: Having trouble on an older computer trying to get the middle speaker to work all the others work just fine. Anyone have any ideas why all speakers including sub work except the one middle speaker.: I also have a logitech 5.1 speakerset, with a small control centre on my desk. I noticed also, that my middle speaker did not work and thought that there was something wrong. There are different ways of listening to music with your speaker set. Mine has several options. Stereo x 2 ( middle speaker out) Stero (middle speaker out) 6 Ch Direct ( centre speaker out ) Dolby PLII Movie ( now middle speaker is also working) Dolby PLII Music ( middle speaker is now also on ) Try it out, you will see, that there is nothing wrong with your middle speaker. When I just bougt the speakers I felt the same as you did. Spend a lot of money on a speaker set and one is not working. Some people prefer to listen with Stereo x 2 . I did to for a while, but now I listen Dolby PLII music. I find it more realistic.

Q: Can I use a 60 Watt power mixer with Pa speakers that have 800watt rms and 1600watt peak power?: Yes. It works a whole lot better than trying to use 60 watt speakers with an 1800 watt Powered mixer :-)

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?: Depending on the type of recover you should have 4 posts sticking out for wires. You would connect the red from the speaker to the Red on the receiver and ditto with the black wire. Do this for the left speaker to the left output from the receiver and do the same for the right speaker. Then tweak your reiceiver to your liking, then again you can also just check the owners manual

Q: I have one speaker output sound card i have connected a 2.1 sound system how can i connect more speakersi have an additional speaker please help me Thank you: If your sound card only supports 2.1 stereo there is not much you can do about it. You will have to buy another sound card that supports 5.1 or 7.1. Each digit stands for a speaker, and the .1 would be your bass. If your asking how you connect your bass to the 2.1 system, usually the bass is a biggish box, that is connect to your computers sound card, and your speakers then connect to the bass.

Q: I have a 2001 Honda civic sedan and i am buying a new sound system for it. I heard that component speakers should only be put in the front and 2 ways should be put in the back (Rear Deck). P.S. the audio system are the polk audio db series: A very popular setup is Component Front and Coax Rear. Reason is Cost Efficiency. In a car, 70% of the sound quality comes from the front speakers, 30% from the rear. So 70% of your budget should be spent there. If you have $300 and you purchased $150 speaker on the front and $150 for the back. And your getting 70% of the sound from the front, you have lost sound quality potential. But if you get a $220 Speaker for the front, something real nice, and some ok speakers in the rear. Thats a better use of you money. If I had a car with a $200 speaker in the rear, another car with $150 speaker rear, and a third car with a $75 speaker in the rear, all 3 cars would sound similar (as far as the rear goes) So spend as much money in the front speakers as you dare. Like $200 Pioneer 720 C series, or Boston Accoustics S60 $220, or a Boston Accoustics SL60 (really nice set). Your polk audio is ok, but most installers laugh to themselves a little when they see polks. They aren't bad, but there are a lot of better choices, like at least Infiniti's The best component I have heard in the 200 $ range is the Pioneer 720 C series. It has a lot of surface area on the mid and a fantastic silk dome tweeter. At our shop, our best selling tweeter is a 500$ 720D series component. That thing rocks but the C series is 80% of the sound at the $200 price range.

Q: all the speakers in my Chevy Tahoe went out the only speaker that plays is the driver side tweeter and door speaker the rest just wont play anymore I just bought a new radio and its still doing the same thing what can be the problem I wont have to rewire the whole thing will I: you most likely have blown all the speakers except the one little tweeter. the tweeters in those doors are wired together with the mids so that door speaker is definitely blown- short of gremlins going around and disconnecting all your speakers. you can pull out some of the speakers and check it on a multimeter . set it on ohm range and the speaker should read 3.6 ohms roughly. any major difference and it has a problem.

Q: I have my main 3 already. Do surrounds even produce bass or are my Bose cube speakers good enough?: In a 5.1 system surrounds can defiintely produce bass output but for good bass you need a subwoofer so the size of the speakers matters less. The big impact with smaller speakers is that they have such a high crossover frequency it can be hard to match them to the subwoofer. I prefer mid-size bookshelf speakers personally that can go down to 80hz or less which allows the crossover to be 80 to 100 hz. If you are putting together a system you should match the surrounds with the brand and driver type of your front speakers. Systems with the same basic sound match up much better to create a more seamless and believable sound field.

Q: I was on Amazon and I had seen some of this brand speakers and on the forums there it says these are great speakers but cheaper as they do not spend money on advertisingAnyone know how this brand does as far as performance or durability?They were only like $50 I think for a 5 speaker set up: KLH has been around for decades. I am currently sitting next to a pair of KLH floor speakers that were made around 1970 and cost around $800. They still work today. As far as their new products, I don't have much experience with those. I had a relative of mine hook up some small KLH speakers outside around his pool and they sounded ok, but not anything like the 10 woofer units I have from 39 years ago.

Q: i have a small logitech portable wireless bluetooth speaker. is there anyway i can connect them to my better big speakers and just use the logitech one for the wireless function but have the music playing through the big speakers? thanks and if anyone knows of any portable speakers that can do this please tell me: Passive speakers, those without an internal amplifier, cannot be made wireless, unless you have a secret device that beams audio power, and does not kill everyone within a 20 yard radius.

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