It says it has 15 watts of power, so i would assume it is an amplified speaker. If so, where does it get its power from if not batteries?
296283
I don't believe it is an amplified speaker. There are no batteries. I have mine hooked up as an outside speaker (in a storage compartment) on my RV for my cb radio and it has plenty of volume driven by the radio. My suspicion is that the 15 watts is the rated speaker watts.
296284
It gets its power from your CB. It doesn't have a seperate power source, however, it is plenty loud. I have it hooked up to a Cobra 29 in a 1976 Peterbilt. The truck is so loud I can't hear myself think, but I have no problems hearing my CB at 50% volume with this speaker.
296285
- I don't believe this is an actual amplified speaker.. An Amplified speaker, for automotive application, usually is powered by 12 volts, which is a separate red/black wire.. Usually this model of speaker will make receiving a little more clear, vs the tinny internal speakers that most two-way radios have. This speaker is not meant for listening to music. In most cases, these speakers to a pretty good job of increasing the receive, in which you can keep volume of two way radio a little lower, and still hear well.. You can also mount and position this where you want it. 12 volt amplified speakers are available, but usually not necessary, unless you are in a noisy environment.. To find these speakers for under $20.00 today is a good, square buy.
1009387
I do not believe the T-15 speakers are "powered" meaning that you do not plug them in to drive an internal amp so you would need an external amp.
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Well, the rating info you provided has an AC (Alternating Current) component and a DC (Direct Current) component. Probably the AC is the rating for the AC Adaptor of your A2 Speaker. So I will ignore the AC rating. The battery pack produces DC which is what is produced by the AC adaptor to your A2 Speaker. So if the output from the AC Adaptor to your speaker is 15V, then the battery pack will work well for it. The only thing you need to verify is the tip. The pack comes with very many tips. I only use one, the one that matches my computer. But I can tell you from my own experience that the battery is worth more than the value placed on it. All the best Well, the rating info you provided has an AC (Alternating Current) component and a DC (Direct Current) component. Probably the AC is the rating for the AC Adaptor of your A2 Speaker. So I will ignore the AC rating. The battery pack produces DC which is what is produced by the AC adaptor to your A2 Speaker. So if the output from the AC Adaptor to your speaker is 15V, then the battery pack will work well for it. The only thing you need to verify is the tip. The pack comes with very many tips. I only use one, the one that matches my computer. But I can tell you from my own experience that the... » Read More Well, the rating info you provided has an AC (Alternating Current) component and a DC (Direct Current) component. Probably the AC is the rating for the AC Adaptor of your A2 Speaker. So I will ignore the AC rating. The battery pack produces DC which is what is produced by the AC adaptor to your A2 Speaker. So if the output from the AC Adaptor to your speaker is 15V, then the battery pack will work well for it. The only thing you need to verify is the tip. The pack comes with very many tips. I only use one, the one that matches my computer. But I can tell you from my own experience that the battery is worth more than the value placed on it. All the best « Show Less
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The input label says it needs 5 volts and 2 amps, so this is a 10 watt speaker. 1W = 1V X 1A
696655
Well, I do have the one that came with the speakers...its an ac-dc outlet, build over a unique connector, and the dc output is 16 volts, 1,5 A.
2120582
These are self powered speakers. The amp is built into the speaker and therefore must be plugged into an electrical outlet as well as to the computer. Had them a couple of months now and continue to be very pleased.
97854
I'm not sure it has a specific wattage. By its self it doesn't really put out much sound. It all depends on what surface it is resting on as to how much sound is produced. It's more of a novelty item. I wouldn't recomend it
1782862
It is a two channal integrated class A push and pull tube amplifier 45 watts per channal . It has plenty of power to handle almost any speakef it even dives my eletrostatic speakers a very good amplifier.
141557
Not sure what you mean. It is a powered, monitor speaker and only needs an audio source. It has its on cords, plugs and on/off switch. Like a guitar amp. Hope that helps.
2143495
I think it only uses like 10-15 Watts on full blast. I measured it with a Killawatt, and this was plugged in. When it's running on a battery, it wont go anywhere near that power or loudness. That being said, while the power usage seems low, I do believe the speakers are high sensitivity, which is why it sounds like a much more powerful system. Dont let the power consumption fool you though. I thought it was a 20-30 watt system before I measured it, because it sure sounds like it.
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It all depend on where you are sitting. This is not a powerful speaker and you plan to use outdoor. The audio will be highly diluted. The spec stated 2 neodymium transducers with class D amp and that's it. However, they did not specified the Watt for a reason. My guess is not much, real power output is about 5W, maybe 10W at the most.
2074856
It uses 3 AAA Batteries. It says "Battery Powered" in its description. It's a great speaker, very loud.
931126
It is by power output. That being said, I cannot discourage you enough from buying this product. I know it is super cute but it doesn't work. Our first one blew out a speaker even though we played at a normal level, it took the manufacturer forever to replace the second one did the same. It's a rip off!
1393006
Yes. It requires electrical outlet 120v. Will not run on rechargeable batteries. In fact there is no where in the unit to even put batteries. But the speaker sound is very good for the price
1751226
It says "3w, 6w peak" on the bottom (w=watts). Mine is easily twice as loud as my Droid DNA's built-in speaker, and great quality for the price. Amazing battery life, too.
1225802
It's just a basic, old fashioned, a non-powered speaker. Should be compliant with any amplifier you hook it up to.
360727
It has no internal amp, if that's what you mean. So you have to amp your output or use "powered" speakers, which is how I run it.