Would the bar be an appropriate size to place on a headboard (2" above / 6" back from pillow) to project looped whitenoise played from an MP3 player?
482701
I don't have this bar at my residence but it's a small bar around 12 inches large and 4 inches deep. you can put it on your board I think, but the base 9x9x9 is join with (wired)and let it on the foor. The quality of sound is very good and enough louder for a bedroom. It's a Bluetooth unit you can place it anywhere in your bedroom. Use it wireless with a smartphone (better then a mp3 player) but If you prefer put RCA plug between your mp3 and this bar. You need an electical outlet neer you headboard...hope it will help...
482702
OK . But Don't forget about keeping the base connection one foot away from the bar.
984224
It won't hurt anything to try, but I don't think that it's optimal. You could get an inexpensive, or high end, phono stage and run that into the Saffire, which I think would be much better and allow more range. Best of luck.
2220276
My opinion would be no. It's fairly heavy (several pounds). It's 54 inches long. The top of the sound bar is smooth plastic so I'm not sure how you would mount it. You could mount a shelf under the TV and sit the sound bar on it, as long as it was anchored into studs.
1357803
Hmmm... I'm thinking that this amp stand may be a little big for that job. Maybe look up "Studio Monitor Stand".
1744285
you would need to do some work on it, how much would depend on the type of tremolo bar it was. but in short, yes. there is room for one. my advice, buy one with bar already installed.
1974909
I paired it with a 12" Klipshe powered sub that I've owned for several years. I keep the sub power really low, but it sounds way better than the sub speakers in the bar.
844287
I found that it was my TV and the specific location that I wanted (above the TV instead of below) that was a stretch. I bet this would work with just about any sound bar.
1177133
My ENO doublenest would sometimes hang only a few inches away from the bottom bar, be careful especially if you're a restless sleeper
1084500
No, the way the bar is attached, the configuration requires a right-foot bass drum. Maybe if you're a good modder :)
683556
I'm assuming you have something like a RISA Solidbody. If you do, this will work decently well. You may not be amazed by the tone (It's a piezo pickup, but it's designed for magnetic coil sound...) but it will sound relatively good. There's a Vox amPlug acoustic simulator which will sound better, but it's slightly more expensive. Neither is a bad investment. VOX APAG AmPlug Acoustic Guitar Headphone Amplifier
166511
I'll get back to you tomorrow morning.. I use a 6' bar and it makes it with some room to spare so my first impression would be no. I'll give you a more precise answer tomorrow when I get home.
782773
The sound projects from the back, so unless you have a good space to bounce it back forward you will have to turn it up very loud. A sound bar is a must.
1899870
Probably not. You might look into using a guitar stand, which would be closer the right size and very adjustable.
2116761
No. This is a powered sound bar. You would do better with a typical center speaker.
226049
Sure, just get some ( closed loop ) jack chain from a hdwe or hm center & two strong S. Hooks Attach and hang , Then relax and enjoy .
887559
Yes, you could place it on the speaker , but you might not hear enough then , might just try a thin piece of foam first , from a fabric store
170124
Yes, I bought this a few months back to install a homemade headboard that is about 7 feet wide and 3 feet high. It never let go yet and it is very solid!