Does anyone know what the power source is for this soundbar? Do you plug it into an outlet, battery, rechargable?
2092431
Its plugged into an outlet. It comes with the ac power connector. The battery is for remote alone.
785593
See picture of back of unit. There is an audio out for headphones. You could plug powered external speakers into this outlet.
156519
that is correct - USB cable & AC power source (adapter is supplied) for the speakers as they have a pretty powerful amp in them!
1695783
Ditto, my response is the same as the previous two guys. There shouldn't be an issue with the power outlet adapter, as mine was included prepackaged in the Panasonic box with the unit. It's a great little boombox with a lot of features for the money. Enjoy!
1674331
Bought this in the U.S. and is only 110V. However, don't let that stop you from buying this great soundbar. When on Amazon, type in "International Power Adapter" and you will find inexpensive devices that will convert the 110V to the 220V in your country. Hope that helps.
1445862
No, this soundbar does not support 220V and does not come with a plug adapter.
70566
Yes. Both the bar and the subwoofer actually run off of transformers (separate for the bar, built-in on the subwoofer) and both say they take "100-240v".
1375294
It does. That's its only power source. These are not portable speakers, so to speak. They need to be plugged into an outlet to work. If you're looking for a more portable speaker, I'd get the GProject GBoom wireless boombox. It has great sound.
642640
I believe there is a toggle switch on the back of the sound bar to go from 110 to 220. Sound bar has been mounted on the wall since day 1 so I am not 100% sure.
1530416
it is plugged into a regular electrical outlet for a power source, you need a PC to run the program that converts the sound to digital, the software it comes with from what I remember I couldn't even get the software to work right so I didn't spend much time with it and used the free Audacity program available on the web, use you tube videos to learn how to use it.
1182096
Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage (AC-100-240V, 50/60Hz, 90W). Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage... » Read More Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage (AC-100-240V, 50/60Hz, 90W). « Show Less
802833
It is 24v.....I bought the same unit. I use it on a large sound bar. It requires pure clean DC current.
739242
The sub woofer plugs into the sound bar and the sound bar plugs into the outlet
1979888
Not sure. I think its a 1.5 volt power supply. As far as output, its Bluetooth with about a 20 foot range. Power depends on your audio device. This simply passes your to a surround sound or stereo.
700703
If it has an AV outlet anywhere on it (Like a port for headphones) it's powered by a USB chord, I just plug it into the adapter for my iphone. Love the speakers though, one of my coolest purchases ever!
2232652
The USB powers the unit (it has no batteries or adapter). What you have identified as the "headphone input" feeds the audio to the TV.
25523
Nope. It isn't rechargeable. I can say they sent a replacement unit to me after the first one died. I think it was new (not refurbished) but who can really tell? Still not that happy with the sound quality compared to say my Bose Sound Dock.