Is it really 800watts when running off the battery? How is the sound quality when playing music?
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The music paying from my iPod sounds great, but I am generally using it as a PA system. The battery runs the system for about 5 hours, but if you need more continuous playtime, have an alternate power source.
409368
It has a really good battery I been use it for 6 hrs listening music. But my complaints is different about this item.
158323
I would guess only 1 to 3 watts. It's a great improvement over a tablet but not a boombox. Loud enough for a quiet environment but not a noisy one.
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These are the specs direct from their website. From my own personal experience, my laptop does just fine. I have not amped them personally, but I have read (online) that they do improve with amping. Also driving them from my iTouch is good. Just switch off the EQ and they sound great.Type: Dynamic, semi-openDriver: ¨ª50 mm, neodymiumSensitivity: 98 dB SPL (1 mW)Frequency Response: 10-30,000 HzMax. Input Power: 300 mWRated Impedance: 56 ¥Ø (Copper-coated aluminum wire)
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Thank you for your inquiry. Here is the details of product specification. You should experience more powerful and surprising sound when you actually play it. Power Output: RMS 2Wx2 [THD+N=10%. f0=1Khz] Signal to noise ratio: 85 dBA Frequency response: 190Hz - 18KHz [+/- 6db] Input sensitivity: 500mV +/- 50mV [THD+N=1%] Adjustment: Buttons on the top of speaker Input type: Bluetooth / MicroSD / USB audio / Aux [3.5mm stereo] Active drivers: 2 x 1 3/4 inch [48mm] stereo, magnetically shielded, 4 ohm Passive driver: 50mm x 90mm base reflex woofer Battery capacity: 1000 mAh with ultra low energy consumption speakers Play time: Up to 10 hours in average playback condition Bluetooth version: 3.0
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No that is why it sounds better all in all most battery ones do not have the bass this does and if so run out of power fast.
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Hi. Their idea of 800 watts sounds much more like 120 watts, in comparison to a small Peavey or Kustom system (both of which I've owned before). Inside a coffee house, I had to turn it up to 60%, inside a sports bar more like 90%. You'll get more volume if you turn all the tone controls way up, but I don't like doing that.
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it has a battery that will last a couple of hours when fully charged, depending on the volume you are playing music at. it has a wall charger included with the speaker
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Yep. That's what I play through it. It's ideal for busking. Won't shake the place, but it will be audible if you are smart with tone and volume and you do get full wattage on battery. You CAN replace the internal battery setup with bigger/better but it runs into a little money, will take longer to charge and weigh more. Indoors, though, it has a little growl, which isn't bad for an 8" in a fairly small box. I'm happy with it as a home practice amp with my "real" basses and use a Traveller with crystal pickup (3 lbs, lightest bass in the universe) for busking and it's fine for non-headbanging. Yep. That's what I play through it. It's ideal for busking. Won't shake the place, but it will be audible if you are smart with tone and volume and you do get full wattage on battery. You CAN replace the internal battery setup with bigger/better but it runs into a little money, will take longer to charge and weigh more. Indoors, though, it has a little growl, which isn't bad for an 8" in a fairly small box. I'm happy with it as a home practice amp with my "real" basses and use a Traveller with crystal pickup (3 lbs, lightest bass in the universe) for busking and it's fine for... » Read More Yep. That's what I play through it. It's ideal for busking. Won't shake the place, but it will be audible if you are smart with tone and volume and you do get full wattage on battery. You CAN replace the internal battery setup with bigger/better but it runs into a little money, will take longer to charge and weigh more. Indoors, though, it has a little growl, which isn't bad for an 8" in a fairly small box. I'm happy with it as a home practice amp with my "real" basses and use a Traveller with crystal pickup (3 lbs, lightest bass in the universe) for busking and it's fine for non-headbanging. « Show Less
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I have had the battery on, outside at a party for 8 hours. The volume was just shy of full blast and it still had a lot of juice the next day. So even if you have it up full blast you get quite a long, long time outta the battery!!! Love my Melody...
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I'm getting a good 8 hours of continuous music playing time from one charge. The standby/off battery life last a long time it doesnt drain at all.
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I saw 1000 too and that's what i was hoping for. I really don't know but it sounds like it may 500w per side. It sounds good with really deep base, which I like. Although, I do wish it was louder. I use it for outdoor tailgating, so it's a tougher setting as it's competing with everyone else's music. If using indoors it packs plenty of punch. Decent deal for the price. Overall, I'm satisfied.
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2 cell battery is not going to give you "hundreds of hours" of music. Until I see reviews from reputable, established tech sites, I call "BS" on the product summary.
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Hi, I looked at the specs list that came with it but don't completely understand them. Anway, regarding output it says " Output power: 3W*2" Also, "Operating voltage: 3.7V" Hope this helps. If you have more technical questions, I suggest contacting the LuguLake seller here on Amazon. They are very helpful and communicative. I CAN tell you that the sound is very rich and full, although you won't get a super loud boom-boom-boom base. And the battery holds a charge forever. I love this product. Cheers, Steve
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Yes -- most of my use is AC. Battery performance is marginal when played loud.
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once its fully charged it can last all day with playing music, though if your running low on batterey you cant just charge it for a little bit , it takes a good 30 min till it picks up evan a little charge
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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.