Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #844054 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Cables To Go
- Dimensions: 7.95 pounds
Features
- 41302 WHITE WIRELESS SPKR 900MHZ W/REMOTE & DUAL P
Premium 900MHz Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speakers with Remote and Dual Power Transmitter, White
Product Description
General Information Manufacturer/Supplier: Cables To Go Manufacturer Part Number: 41302 Manufacturer Website Address: Brand Name: Cables To Go Product Line: Premium Product Name: Premium Speaker System Marketing Information: Listen to music just about anywhere without the hassle of running speaker wire! These high-quality, weather-resistant speakers can even be used in wet areas. Powered by 900MHz Phase Loop Lock circuitry which automatically locks in and keeps the audio signal clear and strong within a range of up to 150 feet with no line of sight limitations. The signal works just like high powered wireless 900MHz phones delivering a crystal clear signal through walls or any other obstacles in your yard truly offering endless installation options. Packaged Quantity: 2 Product Type: Speaker System Technical Information Operating Distance: 150 ft Driver Type: 3" Woofer 2" Mylar Tweeter Audio RMS Output Power: 10 W PMPO Output Power: 20 W Wireless Speaker(s): Yes Interfaces/Ports iPod Supported: Yes Power Description Input Voltage: 9 V DC Power Source: AC Adapter Physical Characteristics Color: White Material: Rubber - Woofer Satellite Speaker Height: 5.12" Satellite Speaker Width: 10.43" Weight (Approximate): 15.75 lb Satellite/Speaker Weight (Approximate): 8.50 lb ship Information ship Dimensions : 5.8" Height x 11.5" Width x 15.6" Depth ship Weight : 7.95 lb Miscellaneous Package Contents: Premium Speaker System 1 x Dual Power Transmitter 3 x AC Adapters 1 x Remote Control 1 x User Manual Warranty Standard Warranty: 1 Year
Customer Reviews
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By J. Preston
I have purchased a number of wireless speaker systems (such as EOS) EOS 100T1RB Wireless Audio System with Universal iPod Docking Base and Remote Speaker (Black). The Sound quality was modest, and, they were very tempermental as far as setup.This system, however, at a more economical price, provides a good to very good sound quality combined with flexibiity, ease of use, and, ease of setup.When this arrived, I dredded having to "assemble" it, and, set it up. My fears were unfounded. Right out of the box, I just plugged in the speakers, used the RCA jack to receive auxilliary output from my computer, plugged the 3.5 mm jack into the small transmitter, and, started playing music through the remote speakers. My idea of easy setup is being able to get something to work, the way I want it to work, without having to look at the manual. This has easy setup by my toughest definition of "easy."There is an "auto-tune" button on these so that once you plug them in, they will automatically tune into the transmitter. You don't have to go through a complicated "tuning" ceremony as with many wi fi speaker systems require.Since the transmitter will plug directly into the RCA outputs from my computer, instead of having to use iPod adapter, I can just stream iTunes directly from my computer. This gives me virtually the same access to my music library as if I was playing from my iPod or iPhone. However, this comes with an attachment so that you can plug in your iPhone or iPod and stream directly from it.The attachment is easy to use. It has a slot for the iPad or iPhone. You place it in the slot. There is a short cord with a 3.5mm adapter on it. You plug the adapter into the earphone female plug on the top of the iPhone or iPod, and, it is ready to play your playlists through the speakersIn addition, I could plug the transmitter into my streaming HP media extender HP X280N MediaSmart Connect and play music directly from my backup server from Windows media player playlists.The range is good. I can place the speakers out by my spa in the woods, about 100 feet away, and they receive broadcasts from the transmitter with little interference. At about 100 feet, it helps reception to elevate both the small transmitter and the speakers. I have two of the speakers in my greenhouse 9about 125 feet away. They won't receive well if they are on the floor of the greenhouse. However, if I hang them up about six feet on the walls, the reception is perfectly clear.One other advantage to this system is that the transmitter is not coded to any particular speaker. Once you set up the very simple and inconspicuous transmitter, you can have at least twenty speakers tune into the broadcast frequency. You can use up to 20 speakers. I use ten speakers with no problems.These speakers have only one flaw. If the power goes out, for any reason, and you don't have any batteries in the speaker, then, when the power comes back up, you have to go around and turn on all of the speakers, again, and raise the volume to the desired level. This isn't a problem if you only have two speakers, but, if you have a bunch of them, it can get annoying. Power outages are common where I live and it takes awhile to get to all ten speakers, turn them back on, and, readjust the volume.I still give these five stars.
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