after awhile it loses the distance between speaker and source ,can this b fixed? at 1 time the range was 15 ft now about 5 ft.
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Hi Jim I haven't seen that problem but my suggestion would be to remove the connection. Reboot your phone and re sync. Let me know if that helps. FYI any walls or doors can cause an. Interference
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Anywhere from 4 - 6 miles. If you want to talk further I would look into adding an amplifier. Hope this helps.
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I cannot answer that question, but will say I have been having more problems with mine besides the range. It seems devices that spend extended time in the area that is almost in range loose connectability when brought into range. Other devices move in and out of range with no issues. Sorry I could not help.
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I had a similar problem. All you can do is cut the wires and splice in 4 meters worth of speaker cable. It's what I did, and i did not notice any loss of fidelity.
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The transmitter, which is connected to your receiver via one or more cables, finds the speaker with a radio signal. Mine is about 20 feet from the antenna with one wall between them.
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Hello Janell: I had problems with the same situation. I unplugged the unit several times before I finally got a signal to the headphones. After that if your distance from the unit was over approx. 10ft I lost the signal and had to repeat the procedure above. My best advice is to simply buy a better wireless headphone set. I spent 11.00 hoping for something that I didn't get;and I know better. You get what you pay for. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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hello, turns out I returned this product - at a distance of only 15' I was picking up "static" on any frequency. went back to my original Amphony 5.8 GHz model 1500 wireless audio transmitter / receiver. however the 1500 only does audio.
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I have a similar issue with multiple sets of speakers I wanted to run off Zone 2. I connected two 4 foot lengths of speaker wire (R&L;) to the Zone 2 posts on the receiver, and used them as "pig-tails." Then I routed all my various zone 2 speaker wires to the pig tails, connected pos to pos and neg to neg. Works fine.
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No, sound quality is still excellent. Try moving it to another location just in case you are picking up interference from something else nearby.
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What kind of range r u looking for?mine will go about twenty feet ...in a straight lineI Love this speaker...its sound is fantastic
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try changing your center channel speaker to large(in the settings) i had my center channel on small and i had the sub level at +7,after i changed the center from small to large...WOW,i now have the sub level at 0 and it actually sounds better.....
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Hmm... how far away is the mic from the receiver? This is not an issue that I typically have. Distance can play a critical factor, anything around 60feet and under is usually pretty darn clear. You can try switching between the A & B frequency settings, as well as trying things like keeping other transitting devices, like cell phones, away from the unit. If these things do not help, then you might want to consider contacting the seller or manufacturer, you could have a faulty unit.
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Hi Mike, great question! I have experimented with those little 1-2 inch speakers that come with some PC's. It worked fine for shorter distances when I plugged the speaker into the RCA jack input (3.5mm) on the receiver instead of plugging the earbuds in). How ever when I used batteries instead of plugging the transmitter in to an a/c source, my range decreased a little. Larger speakers needed to have their own power source / amplified speakers. The larger the speaker, the more distortion that occurred. Remember these great little wireless earbuds are "designed to power earbuds". For the amazingly low price of this unit, I'd buy one and just use the earbuds how they are designed. Hi Mike, great question! I have experimented with those little 1-2 inch speakers that come with some PC's. It worked fine for shorter distances when I plugged the speaker into the RCA jack input (3.5mm) on the receiver instead of plugging the earbuds in). How ever when I used batteries instead of plugging the transmitter in to an a/c source, my range decreased a little. Larger speakers needed to have their own power source / amplified speakers. The larger the speaker, the more distortion that occurred. Remember these great little wireless earbuds are "designed to power earbuds".... » Read More Hi Mike, great question! I have experimented with those little 1-2 inch speakers that come with some PC's. It worked fine for shorter distances when I plugged the speaker into the RCA jack input (3.5mm) on the receiver instead of plugging the earbuds in). How ever when I used batteries instead of plugging the transmitter in to an a/c source, my range decreased a little. Larger speakers needed to have their own power source / amplified speakers. The larger the speaker, the more distortion that occurred. Remember these great little wireless earbuds are "designed to power earbuds". For the amazingly low price of this unit, I'd buy one and just use the earbuds how they are designed. « Show Less
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To answer your question we have not tested that far of a range. The sound gets weaker and fuzzy from the backyard to the family room.
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I've dealt with the same problem. My brother and I both share the speaker between the two of us. Sometimes my phone will not connect to it and gives me the same lame excuse that you received. You just have to make sure the previous device you used has Bluetooth turned off completely and it is entirely out of range. Then you go ahead and turn on the speaker, turn the Bluetooth on on the device you want to use, and then connect it when the device reads the signal from the speaker. That's how we took care of the problem. It's a little tedious and absurd, but it's the system we use to make it work.
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I have been using this speaker for quite sometime now and when connected to my cell phone I can walk about 20 feet away before it cuts out. If I have it in my apartment I can have it in one room and my phone be in the other a good 10 feet away and it still works no problem. Not sure if it may be your computer and phone or the speaker itself. I use a Samsung Galaxy SIII and my Laptop which is a Samsung SF510.
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I don't recommend this speaker. I got one to use at my lake house. The range is terrible, if you want to use it 15' away then it's ok.