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: 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.: You need dolby 5.1 sound signal to utlize all of the speakers.

Q: I don't know anything about speakers and im thinking about getting a new speaker system and i don't know anything about speakers and speaker systems all i know is i want something that is loud and i can hook up an iphone or ipod to it so can somebody leave me any info that is good to know about speakers: For $500 here are a few options you may really enjoy. These are all active speakers that could be connected directly to your iPod, Computer, or TV etc. No external Amp necessary. For your iPhone/iPod I would pair one of these speakers with an Airport Express to be able to stream your music to your speakers wirelessly. You can usually get an AirportExpress for about $50 refurbished. AudioEngine A5+ Speakers ($399-$469 per pair). NHT SuperPower Speakers ($199 per speaker) NHT SuperZero 2.0 ($99 per speaker) The other option is passive speakers with a simple 2-channel amp, or a receiver that could eventually be used for home theater. 2 Channel Amps. Dayton Audio APA $150. AudioSource Amp100 $100 AudioEngine N22 $199 Receivers, pretty much anything from a name brand (Denon, Pioneer, Onkyo etc). A simple 5.1 should run $150-$250. Here are a few passive speaks, and or brands that have good reviews. Pioneer SP-FS52 Cambridge Audio S30 and S70 AudioEngine P4 NHT PSB Lastly if you like bass you may also want a subwoofer. Which is a whole different conversation. I personally would put most of your money into really good speakers, then add the subwoofer later. The best thing to do is to find a local audio shop that caries good brands in your area and go take a listen to some of the offerings in your price range. If there aren't any good shops in your area, you will need to rely on speaker reviews on the net.

Q: I have a 2013 Honda Accord EX-L and I feel like the speakers are not very good. I want to upgrade my audio system with spending minimal money; problem is I know nothing about car audio. Would you suggest replacing a new car's speakers so early? Would replacing the speakers make a big difference? How hard is it to install speakers?Please give me some general insight; I'm Clueless!!: Do not buy your speakers at Walmart. Those Boss speakers along with the others they sell there will not sound better than your stock speakers. To install its not that difficult, just be careful you do not break any clips that hold the door panels onto the doors. Also you will have to figure out which wires in the front doors are + and - and which wires in the rear doors are + and -. I would take it to a professional reliable car audio shop in your area to get an opinion/prices so that you do not ruin your brand new car.

Q: i have a $200 budget per speaker,.name some GO:): Go to Fry;s Electronic. they are selling a JBL floor standing speaker for about $273 for a pair. Hope this will help you out.

Q: i have 4 alpine type s speakers that are 80 watts rms and i have a amp that is 50 watts rms x 4 would this be underpowering my speakers: Dude, that setups is fine. If its a true 50 watts, they will make your speakers scream. Another 20 watts isnt going to make a world of difference. Im assuming you have a quality amp. It will be just fine. 80 watts is just the most power the speakers can safely handle. Underpowering does not harm speakers unless the gain is set improperly, same for overpowering or powering just right.

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 2001 Chevy Cavalier coupe with 4 speakers and they are kind of weak. I have been offered box speakers for my car. I have the manufactured stereo still and i hear that i cant connect the speakers with that. Is it possible to just go through the other speakers wiring?: I don't know what you are referring to when you say box speakers. Sounds like you're talking about subwoofers. If so, you'll need an amp. If they are boxed 6x9s or something, you can just hook them up with the original wiring, if the impedance is corrct, but why would you want to? Just replace all the door speakers with aftermarket ones. The only way you'll get more power, regardless of what speakers, though, is with an amplifier. That is where power comes from, not the speakers themselves.

Q: I have two big speakers that each have a two speakers inside of them with a total of four speakers with both big speakers. These speakers were originally TV sound system speakers, but I wanted to use them for my laptop. So I have their speaker wire in an amplifier and then I have the amplifier hooked up to my computer with a red and white cable to stereo output jack. When I play some music only the bottom speakers work, so that makes only two speakers out of four speakers working. I have also tested it on my iPod so I know that its not just my computer. So is it maybe a problem with my cable? Or are those two top speakers just blown? All my connections are good and I get good sound.Thanks for any answers in advance?: I am kind of shooting from the hip here; I could tell you more if I could see them so this is largely assumption. Firstly, it is doubtful that the speakers are blown. The likelihood that two identical speakers would go out at the same time is extremely low. Secondly, I believe that what you are referring two as a big speaker with little speakers inside of them are actually two three-way speakers. Now, a three-way speaker uses a tweeter to produce high-frequency sound, a woofer to produce mid-range frequencies, and a woofer to produce low frequencies (in a two-way speaker a single woofer produces the low and mid-range frequencies). Now, to the possible problem. From your description of your hook-ups, I find it a little suspect. It being that this configuration would cause the speakers to work the way they were designed. There is little you could do to resolve the problem short of finding another way to attach your speakers to your computer. Also, stereo outputs are rather old-school and were not intended to be used with even TV speakers. They simply do not have the capacity to transfer enough information to the speakers. Finally, the speakers may be rated TruSurround speakers. Which means that these speakers are designed to, albeit poorly, simulate a surround sound experience with just two speakers. If this were the case, then those top speakers will only work with inputs that exceed stereo. Because in a stereo setup, only two speakers function, the left and right fronts. The two top speakers on your TV speakers may be designed to reproduce the rear signals. Therefore, they simply have nothing to reproduce when attached to a stereo source.

Q: Hello friendsCan you provide me the latest information of luxury speakers.Thanks: Hi there.What exactly do you mean by luxury speakers ?Do you mean expensive ones ,like Electrostatic ,Ribon and Planar or multiple drivers in large boxes ? Also what type of sound do you like.Are you thinking of buying new ones or are you just enquiring about the latest high end speakers.

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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