Stereo Mini Speaker USB TF Card MP3 Music Portable Speakers FM Radio Digital Speaker

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Product Description

Stereo Mini Speaker USB TF Card MP3 Music Portable Speakers FM Radio Digital Speaker

Features:
1) 100% Brand New.
2) 5 Colors available: Rose Red, Blue, Black, Green, Silver(Dear friend, When you place an order please leave me a message to tell us which color you want, Or we will ship it by random, Thanks!!!)
3) Size: 5 x 5 x 5.3cm(3.32x2.54"/W x L x H, Approx)
4) Portable Speaker Can Be Utilized Virtually Anywhere.
5) Supported Micro SD Card, USB, FM
6) Fashion design and Super Mini design is popular among young people
7) Compatible with audio output devices through the line in port, such as mobile phone, MP3, MP4 player, PC, notebook, etc.
8) A multiple cable interface including 3.5 mm and mini-USB and USB port (included)
9) Ideal for use in office, home and outdoor
10) Impedance: 4Ohms
11) Frequency response: 200-12000Hz
12) Signal to Noise Ratio:> 80 dB

Specifications:

FM:87.MHZ-108MHZ
IP Grade:2.4GHz
Power rating:3W
SNR: 45dB
Respon Frequency:20HZ-20KHZ
Power: External battery:3.7v-4.2v

Package Content:
1 x Portable Speaker
1 x USB Cable
1x Audio Cable

Speaker Photos:
Stereo Mini Speaker USB TF Card MP3 Music Portable Speakers FM Radio Digital Speaker

Q: I have a small house in which case I would want 5 speaker surround in the living room, a speaker in the master bedroom, a speaker in the guest bedroom, and a speaker outside on my deck. What is the best way to accomplish this? Best Buy says that you basically can't do it with the recievers that they sell, but that can't be right, is it?: They are correct you will need a receiver capable of multi room audio.

Q: I just brought a new car and the speakers in the back make a really loud vibrating sound when its turned up, i was just wondering if it would be because the owner before me could have blown the speakers or is it normal for speakers to vibrate that loudly. (sometimes i dont have to have it up that loud for it to vibrate but it does in bassy bits)What speakers would you recommend for my car?: If you hear vibrating, then the speakers aren't screwed down very tight, and all you would need to do is screw them down tighter. if you hear more of a popping sound, then the speakers are blown and need to be replaced. If you replace your speakers, then look for speakers that fit, and try to find get ones with the highest sensitivity rating.

Q: How do speakers work and play sound?: A full explanation would take thousands of words. Here's a very short version: A speaker is a transducer --- something that converts sound to electrical signals or vice versa. In one sense, a speaker is an electric motor. Read all about it on Wikipedia.

Q: I was wondering if any bookshelf speakers have an input for a 3.5mm jack. I want big speakers, not small computer speakers.: Bookshelf speakers do not generally have a 3.5 mm input, they use binding posts. For non-powered speakers you will need an amplifier to drive them with, your computer speaker outputs are not powered, they are line level.

Q: I want to buy new car speakers because mine blew out but idk if 240w pioneer car speakers are good enough to handle the loud music i listen to right now currently i have the original Ford F-150 speakers. will these speakers be anybetter than the originals?: Aftermarket speakers will always ALWAYS sound better than stock. So yes, replacing your stock speakers with ANY aftermarket speaker will sound better. With new speakers you should invest in a new head unit. It'll sound many times better. However don't expect it to be too loud until you start spending money on subs, amps and component speaker systems.

Q: I wanted to get the speakers replaced on my 94 honda prelude. But i think the ones i have on there now are stock. They are the sony xplodes and have the honda name on them. The reason is i wanna change them to something stronger but the speakers are slanted to fit the slanted board behind the rear seats. They also have 3 screws to fit specific 3 screws in the speaker mount. Anybody have any sugestions how to put new speakers back there.Thanx in advance.: I have a Honda Del Sol and it does not even come with rear speakers although it does have the covers so it appeared as it did. I added a Sony speaker system about three years ago including two in the rear. Sure I had to make two holes and drill a few holes for the screws to start but typically it is not difficult to make adjustments to add speakers. With you having speakers already in place and you wanting to just upgrade and with this being very common just make sure you get the same size speaker and you should not have a problem at all. At most you may have to change where the screw holes are. Good luck!

Q: If the amp isn't clipping but it is rated far less than the speaker, can it still blow the speaker?: There are two factors to look at when powering a speaker. The amount of power and the ability of the amplifier to drive the impedance load the speakers present. The only real issue of under-powering a speaker is the possibility of the amplifier running out of power on dynamic peaks of the music and clipping; sending a distorted signal to the speaker. This can damage ether the speaker or the amplifier if done at extreme levels or for any extended period of time. The other issue is making sure the amplifier is capable of driving the impedance load the speakers are presenting to the amplifier. As impedance rises or drops above or below 8 ohms it puts a demand on the amplifier requiring more current. All speakers impedance will vary with frequency its having to reproduce, some speakers are more demanding then others. Most receivers do a vary poor job of driving wide impedance swings, as many do not use discreet output stages or good quality power supplies. Also some amplifiers will clip harder than others, meaning it can send a very distorted output to the speakers when over-driven. Yamaha amplifiers are one example of this when they clip they clip very hard sending a very distorted signal to the speakers. Tube amplifiers on the other hand clip soft and even when driven into distortion are much less likely to damage speakers. So its important to select a amplifier that can drive the speakers to adequate levels your wanting to achieve and that its able to drive the speakers properly. Kevin 40 years high end audio video specialist

Q: I have a left, right and center speaker. And the center speakers make a terrible crackling noise. How would one fix this?: You may need to take to someone to get it fixed if it can be fixed at all. Its probably busted which is really annoying!

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: Don't know about the 5.1 KLH speakers, I have a 10 inch KLH sub and 2 KLH speakers for my rear speakers and have no problems with them. I heard that the Energy Take speakers are good, Cnet did a review on them but I can't find it now but they gave them a good review.

Q: I have recently bought a Sony Xplod GT290 for my car. Does anyone have suggestions on what speakers I should buy to go with it? I am not looking for something super expensive, just an upgrade from the factory speakers.: Crutchfield can be a good source of information as well as products, Yoy usually can do better on the prices, however.

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