How far can the speakers be staged away from the device (Tablet,Laptop, etc.) sending the music signal to them?
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It says in the connection guide that THe Range is 30feet.I haven't tried that far, but i can tell the device works really well. I'll try 30 feet this days and let u know
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Not far. I would say when about 10-15 feet away in the same room, 5-6 feet in separate rooms divided with a wall.
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Instructions state about 30 ft. I would say approx 25-30 with success, but no further
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I been able to hear clear sound as far away as 170 feet plus with no objects in the path of the signal. This also depends on the speaker: I use a Boombotix Rex.
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I have these speakers couple inches away from my computer monitor and everything is fine. The only problem I've had is putting my phone too close to the speakers which sometimes causes static. Nothing out of the ordinary.
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Hi Jeniansmom, your source device can work up to 10 m (about 30 ft) (line of sight) of the Bluetooth Speakers. -Vincent
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I have purchased two of these. Had no problems as they work great. Try to remove the speaker further away from the computer. I found that clipping it on the laptop the sound was not good, but moving the speaker a little way from the computer made the sound more clear. Also, make sure there are no other electronic devices close by - like cell phone, or some other kind of receiver/transmitter.
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I haven't tried that but I don't think you could except maybe through a laptop or possibly a Bose system or auxiliary component connection.
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The speakers can only be about 6 inches away from each other. The cord consists of a USB end that plugs into an AC adaptor. The other end of it splits into a line for AUX input/output and a line that goes to the speakers. Hope this helps. Thanks.
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They're just speakers, they need to be connected to an amp. You could connect a wireless receiver to that amp that could receive signals from the laptop. They can't do it on their own. They can't do anything on their own.
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I will assume that the wireless speakers you have are Bluetooth, although you didn't specify. There are other types of wireless speakers. And I will assume that your computer is running Windows XP or later, since the model of the computer itself means nothing in this case... it's the operating system that is important. In a nutshell, the minimum requirements are as follows: Windows XP or later USB 1.1 or 2.0 Bluetooth device using Bluetooth 2.0, 2.1, 3.0 or 3.0+HS Class 2 (will not support Bluetooth 4.0 - use item No. BTD-400 instead) The effective range is 30ft. but that is reduced by any obstacles, such as walls, furniture, appliances, etc. So as you can see, the answer to your question depends on a number of things. However, if your computer and speakers meet the minimum requirements, and as long as the computer and speakers are only one room - maybe two rooms - apart, you should be just fine. I can have my computer in my bedroom upstairs playing my music, and use my Bluetooth headphones one floor down and two rooms away and it works just fine. If I stray any farther away than that, the signal breaks up and eventually my headphones give up and disconnect. Depending on how far away your speakers are from the computer, you can play with the placement of the speakers in the room to get a better signal.
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Sorry, I have not tried it yet; I purchased it for my laptop computer so that I could stream music to a BT speaker. The packaging says "enhanced range up to 164 ft. or 50m".
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Cable to computer from the main speaker is about 6 ft & the cable between speakers is about 4 ft as I recall. I do not think you want too much distance between the speakers anyway!
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Yes, if u mean that there is a physical wire connecting the two speakers, distance of about 2.5 feet. they have worked perfect for what I needed them for. hooking up to phone for music as well as to Laptop for movies. I hope this helps t
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Not without some kind of amplifier. Computer speaker outputs deliver an unamplified signal. These are really good speakers, but not the best choice for what you're doing. Bose does make computer speakers that would be worth checking into. I can't recall the number, but they shouldn't be too hard to find online. Eddie
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I purchased this to play music from my phone to me stereo. You can be around 10-15 feet away without disrupting the connection. Any further and it starts to cut out.
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Small dial on the cord between the first speaker and the USB hub on the computer. Roughly 6" away from the speaker.
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It is better to put it near the computer where the signal is strongest. This ground loop isolator lowers the volume by a lot so be prepared to amplify the sound. The only ground it requires is the RCA cable's, so just plug and play really.
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When I forget to disconnect and take my laptop into the living-room (30'/2 walls) its still connected and sounds fine.60' is a long distance for perfect quality Bluetooth (really has more to do with the source in this case and much less about the speakers since it is, mostly, one way) and regardless of device: unless you have direct line-of-site, I would expect compromised quality.