• Super Bass Portable Pill Bluetooth Speaker With TF Card USB FM Radio 3 In 1 For Iphone/Samsung/Lg/Htc System 1
Super Bass Portable Pill Bluetooth Speaker With TF Card USB FM Radio 3 In 1 For Iphone/Samsung/Lg/Htc

Super Bass Portable Pill Bluetooth Speaker With TF Card USB FM Radio 3 In 1 For Iphone/Samsung/Lg/Htc

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Super Bass Portable pill  bluetooth Speaker with TF card USB FM radio 3 in 1 for iphone samsung LG HTC

1. Bluetooth specification: V2.1 +EDR 

2. Operation Range: Up to 10 Meters

3. Music formats:MP3/WMA/AMR/FLAC/APE/Vorbis etc

4. Built-in rechargeable(lithium-Polymer) battery

5. Recharge time: 3 hours full charg

6. Playing time: 8 hours/ Talk time: 5 hours

7. Built-in Microphone

8. Support Micro SD card input slot up to 32GB

9. FM radio function:FM support automatic station search , and maintain an effective radio with the release to listen

10. U disk function:Connected directly to a PC via a USB cable, when speakers T card as a U disk directly copy songs

11. HD lossless decoding:Special support APE/FLAC the HD lossless file decoding, restore sound is essentially

12. Signal to noise ratio:≥90DB

13. AUX input: 3.5 mm stereo audio input, easily connect notebook/Mobile/Tablet etc widely audio-visul products etc sources.

14. Output Power:45mW/Frequency output: 20Hz-200kHz                                              

15. Accessories: USB cable/3.5mm double audio line

 

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Q: I have had many brands from expensive polk.to audiobahn and pioneer 6.5 inch door speakers.for some reason after about a 6 months i end up with one speaker that i guess fries a voice coil or something bc it has alot of static and only plays part of the time and when there is bass in the song is sounds like its going to blow up lolsomeone at a car audioplace said it was called bottoming outi have an alpine cd head unit and 2 10 inch subs and a amp alsobut i doubt that has any effect on the door speakers??.i normally run the speakers pretty loud,Not full volulme but loud most of the time.im going to buy a new set of 4 yet again.im thinking of the inifinity kappa mayb? Could u please tell me what could cause these speakers to mess up AND what brand i should think about buying that wont break my wallet either
YOU get what you pay forget some jl audio's
Q: I need to know the speaker sizes on a 1994 nissan sentra if anyone can help i would appreciate it.
For the coupe Rear speakers Rear Deck: 6-3/4 Far rear speakers Rear Seat Side Panels: 6x9 For the sedan Front speakers Front Door: 6-1/2 Rear speakers Rear Deck: 6-3/4
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?
Ok, this may be a bit complicated so pay attention. There will be a quiz at mid-term. What you have here are three way speakers. There is a woofer, midrange and tweeter. The subwoofer is really just a woofer. Unfortunately for you it is not set up like a normal three way speaker. It is set up to be bi-amplified. What JVC did was they included a separate power amplifier in this system to power the subwoofer. That is why there is a separate input for it on the back of the speaker. In addition there is a filter in the main unit of the JVC that filters out the high and mid range sounds for the subwoofer amplifier. This is a problem as you are now using a Yamaha receiver instead of the JVC main unit. The Yamaha does not have this feature. These are the options: 1. Just use the top speaker terminal for the midrange (woofer) and tweeter: It won't sound very good. You will get little to no bass. 2. Jump the upper and lower speaker terminals: Highly inadvisable. As each section is 6 Ohms you will wind up with 3 Ohms and that is likely to be too low for the Yamaha receiver. It won't damage it, it will just go into fault mode and shut down. You will also have distorted midrange and highs coming through the woofer. 3. Get a subwoofer amplifier to power the bottom of these speakers and connect it to the subwoofer out on the Yamaha: A silly option really. This would cost as much or more than just getting better speakers. 4. Get better speakers: This is the best option. Those JVC speakers are plastic boom box speakers and are not nearly the quality of the Yamaha receiver. Use option #1 until you get better speakers.
Q: Does anyone know a good dealer that sells monitor audio speakers?
Only certain retail store will carry them. They are a high end speakers. You can go online and see what retail store may carry them in your local area. Hope this will help you out.
Q: I have a Heath TA-16 amp. Right now it has a car radio speaker with the wrong ohms and wattage. Its sounds great with distortion. Could that be caused by the improper speaker? If I change the speaker, will I lose that sweet sound?
If you change the speaker you will lose the distortion no doubt, its due to the improper speaker yh so cuz TA-16 amps are kinda strange but if you can try n get a speaker a little better it will not exaclty correct itself but it will be closer to normal so u still get ur sweet sound!! Ps U r very lucky to have this!!!!!!!! Goodluck
Q: I have a 1990 toyota. And i only have half the speakers still working. So i was wodering in addition to new speakers, what should i buy so it can handle new speakers. I have a new CD player. Any help or advice would be appreciated.
well it depends on your price range and the size of your speakers. my door speaker slots are 5 1/4 and i bought a pair of alpine type r and they sound beautiful and were $95. When it comes down to it, it is your opinion on which speakers sound nice. my advice is to go down to a few car audio places and listen to some of the speakers.
Q: i have about 20 speakers that i would like to connect to my computer. please look at the pic links i have put.back of speaker.
speakers usually only require 2 wires to hook up. find the 2 that supply it and hook those up. i have never seen so many wires on a speaker
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
It could be a number of things, you could have blown them to the point that they don't work, but it really sounds like a wiring issue. You might have some wires disconnected at a certain point along the line. I think so investigation into the issue as far as tearing the car apart is necessary b/c it's hard to diagnose with just the aforementioned info. The fact that one tweeter works and nothing else is strange. Good luck!
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 basically want some speakers that have more bass than my buddy's. He has a pretty standard set of speakers (2 of them) with a bass box down below. thanks :D
I just plug audio out from my 'puter to an auxiliary input on my stereo amp.

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