How do these work if you have a party and people are between the transmitter and the speaker? Do they still work?
1770732
Yes, people don't block the signal. However, concrete walls can impede it somewhat. I had my transmitter inside the house (concrete house) and the speakers were outside on the patio. They worked ok, but a little static in the bass. Number of people on the patio had no effect. Also, they sounded better on some days than others... never figured that out. Probably interference from other signals.
1770733
I use this system at home. One speaker is about 30 ft. ftom the transmitter. The other is about 60 ft. away. When I am moving around the room, the 60 ft. speaker sometimes produces a little static. Both speakers are just a few inches above the floor. Not sure if having more people in the room would create more opportunities for occasional static. Experimenting with the height and placement of the speakers could make a difference.
417801
If you can, using the A/C power cord is always preferable. I have tried many different types of wireless speakers and they all suffer from inconsistent sound with regard to signal quality. Even if the transmitter is close to your speakers, there are MANY things that will interfere with the signal. One of the worst offenders is a wifi router. Make sure your transmitter is as far away from it as possible. Try adjusting the frequency on your speakers and realize that, what works today my not work tomorrow.
392091
It's hard to answer your question without being there. You can follow the instructions again and recynk the speakers. If that don't work hard wire each speaker, if one don't workyou may have a defective speaker.
2265131
If the only place you have to setup is the dance floor on the ground works fine. If you have tables in front of the speakers no. Best case scenario would be to have them set on top of a pair of subs. I have used them both ways. Just depends on the venue.DJ Jay
333703
They connect on the back of the speaker. The speakers are 8 ohms each together they are 4ohms (parallel)
2137645
There are power wires for both the speaker and the transmitter. The transmitter also has a wire connected to the tv speaker output jack. So as long as you have an outlet near both devices you should be good
1280506
Yes You do and the speakers do not work together wit another set. If you try and work two different sets for an ambiance sound only one will operate with the signal of the transmitter even if you have two transmitters. The companies surely take you on a ride but as a stand alone set , The speakers work fine as long as you have the dongle from the proprietor to match the speakers. The companies just don't care about doing anything to help the consumer enjoy their product unless you pay for each and every Piece of equipment and then it leaves you wanting. You would think that is would be illegal for them to sell an incomplete set of anything that will not work alone unless you wire them. Yes You do and the speakers do not work together wit another set. If you try and work two different sets for an ambiance sound only one will operate with the signal of the transmitter even if you have two transmitters. The companies surely take you on a ride but as a stand alone set , The speakers work fine as long as you have the dongle from the proprietor to match the speakers. The companies just don't care about doing anything to help the consumer enjoy their product unless you pay for each and every Piece of equipment and then it leaves you wanting. You would think that is would be... » Read More Yes You do and the speakers do not work together wit another set. If you try and work two different sets for an ambiance sound only one will operate with the signal of the transmitter even if you have two transmitters. The companies surely take you on a ride but as a stand alone set , The speakers work fine as long as you have the dongle from the proprietor to match the speakers. The companies just don't care about doing anything to help the consumer enjoy their product unless you pay for each and every Piece of equipment and then it leaves you wanting. You would think that is would be illegal for them to sell an incomplete set of anything that will not work alone unless you wire them. « Show Less
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My husband uses the speakers level with his ears. They hang over his recliner perfectly. The speakers are about 4 inches away from his ears. Beware, they sometimes lose their signal and stop working. I actually sent the first pair back for this reason. The second pair "went out" but then regained their signal. Not really sure what happened. They didn't work one day and then worked the next.
33750
I had better luck with a company called amphony. But yes these work with any receiver. You hook the transmitter up using speaker wire to the receiver then you hook two receivers to each back speaker. Each component plugs into an electrical outlet. There are three pieces all hard wired to an electrical outlet, the receiver and back left and back right. I bought this and one speaker recever didnt work at all. I contacted customer service and to this day no one ever contacted me. I bought an amphony system that works the same way and everything works fine.
639091
I suppose it depends on how loud the parties are. There is an Auxiliary plug in, but I'm not really sure if all auxiliary plug ins are the same. Check it out, you never know.
746241
Sure, they'll work, if all you want to do is listen through them. They don't have an inline microphone or controls, so if you want to use them on a call, you'll still have to raise the phone to your mouth in order for the other person to hear you.
1091505
The speakers are connected. Distance between them is appx. 6ft.These are some great little speakers.
1077251
The transmitter, which is connected to your receiver via one or more cables, finds the speaker with a radio signal. Mine is about 20 feet from the antenna with one wall between them.
2022510
I would suggest they would be as effective as an able person "calling out", so between nearby rooms with open doors they should be OK for this purpose. Ours are too new to comment on sound volume as batteries wear out. They take 2 x AAA batteries and need a small Phillips ("cross") screw driver, so use quality alkalines (like Duracell or Energizer). At the low price for these buzzers, it's a great idea to try for that purpose and, if they don't suit, maybe donate them to your local school? :-)
1000012
Yes, They may not be properly hooked up, or you may have to reset the fuse in the back of the speaker. In any case you should hear something. OK.
2018024
They're speakers so yes, you'll be able to hear. If you want to be heard you'll still need a mic.
108667
These are available on 4 different fixed frequencies, if I am not mistaken. Make sure that you ALWAYS check to be sure that the receivers match the transmitter. Outside of that, it's a cheap way to isolate the onstage sound a bit.