I'm considering using these speakers for a class I teach that requires audio that reaches the back of the room. How loud can these be?
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Hi Bud,if it's for a pretty large classroom, I wouldn't recommend them, unless the students can keep really quiet.Besides, though they are called wireless, they are wirelessly connected to the computer, but not between them. There actually a short wire that connects the speakers, that would make it difficult to place them in different corners of the classroom.I use them for my desk, so for me they are more than ok, but the sound they make is not impressive anyway.You can check under the technical description of the product.I hope this helps.All the best,Lucy Hi Bud,if it's for a pretty large classroom, I wouldn't recommend them, unless the students can keep really quiet.Besides, though they are called wireless, they are wirelessly connected to the computer, but not between them. There actually a short wire that connects the speakers, that would make it difficult to place them in different corners of the classroom.I use them for my desk, so for me they are more than ok, but the sound they make is not impressive anyway.You can check under the technical description of the product.I hope this helps.All the... » Read More Hi Bud,if it's for a pretty large classroom, I wouldn't recommend them, unless the students can keep really quiet.Besides, though they are called wireless, they are wirelessly connected to the computer, but not between them. There actually a short wire that connects the speakers, that would make it difficult to place them in different corners of the classroom.I use them for my desk, so for me they are more than ok, but the sound they make is not impressive anyway.You can check under the technical description of the product.I hope this helps.All the best,Lucy « Show Less
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it depends on whether you're playing music or voice. i find speech is only clear close up, and acrosss the room it's only certain voices i fully understand. with music it's fine.
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This is a nice little wireless set. I purchased it for a quite small living/dining room where we recently retired to while downsizing. Consequently I have never turned it as loud as it would go. I am currently in California where I helped my brother through a terminal illness and will be returning the middle of February. Whether it would do well for a very large classroom I wouldn't be able to speak to. When I return home, I think I will try it, since you make a good point It serves my purpose for the time being.
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Loud. These are my primary speakers, connected to my desktop by an audio cable (not included), and to my iPad via bluetooth. Movies, TV shows, various types of music - these speakers are terrific and don't distort at high volume if the source is high quality. I sleep very deeply, a normal alarm will not wake me. I use my iPad to play music as an alarm through these speakers. The rest of the house is woken before I am. They should suit your needs well.
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How big is the room? These are wireless so if your BlueTooth can transmit to them if you put them in the back of the room it should work!
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No, they work very well in a home environment feeding maybe 1000 sq feet. That's with minimal ambient noise. A room full of people making noise would make these things be turned way up and distort. My opinion.
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I dont know but they are small speakers that dont go too loud so i would probably try speakers that are a little bigger.
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It has a speaker I am not sure if it is loud enough. It depends on the classroom size.
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They aren't super loud, but they're pretty loud. Wouldn't say super tho. If your volumes on its max; you can't hear anyone.
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You usually won't get a lot of sound from back speakers. They are used for background noise. If you used the microphone for calibration, trust it. I expect you are fine.
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I have been using these for the same purpose in the same size room. They work well for this as long as there isn't a lot of additional sound going on around you. My big room is the shared family room next to the kitchen, so sink, dishwasher, and stove fan can be quite loud. I'm switching to a soundbar with subwoofer instead for almost the same cost.
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When I say they are loud, they are loud. I can't even put them up to 50 without dealing with roommates or other people next door having to tell me to turn it down. I haven't had that happen unless on my game or watching TV. That's just me on the audio quality. I still need to mess with it to see if there's a way, if I wanted to, to change the audio to concert hall or some other kind of audio format option.
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In my mind, these would be overkill for a work station. They are not a huge speaker, but they will blow your hair back. ;-) I replaced a much larger speaker system with these, and they work very well. That said, to each his own!
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I think they would do fine. I use them for loud meetings, but I can still hear the person next to me. Hope this helps.
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That depends on if you are using drums or not. These speakers aren't really designed for high volume but if you're just wanting to have a small jam session then they would be adequate.
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My husband owns these headphones, and I sit about 3 feet away from him on my own computer often when he's playing online. If I listen very hard I can just hear the sound of voices, but not enough to know what they're saying. I have heard people though when they were excited and shouting, but still not audible enough to be distinctive. I don't think you'd be disturbing anyone in another room, other than by your own voice when speaking maybe. Hope this helps.
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In my experience, if you can hear it, this will pick it up. I've set it in one end of my house and walked in a room at the other end and I could still play myself back talking. Since even in large classes, the students are generally quiet you should have no problem. I use in in class. If you hear a lot of backnoise, put the mic sensitivity on low. I'm extremely pleased with it.
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They are pretty loud. I had 30 adults in a room with iffy accoustics and they worked great. People will all hit them at once and it isn't easy to distinguish. They were a big hit.
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Yes, it would be a great speaker for that application. I use it to play music from my iPhone all the time. Plug it into the wall, connect to your phone via Bluetooth and go. It's very simple. I move it room to room but usually have it in a 900 sq. ft. classroom. I can't imagine needing it to be any louder unless I were to use it outside. In that case, I will definitely buy a second one of these - you can pair your phone to one and pair the first speaker to a second via Bluetooth and have the entire thing set up wirelessly (other than power cables).
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No.. I would not recommend they be used in a room that needs to remain quiet. I bought 2 of them and both have a significant rattle and hum.
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I have had them connected to a 19 inch TV that had terrible sound and they were fine - but I would say only for a smaller TV and in a smaller room personally - when I turned them up louder it's not so great sound.