Can you position the speaker so it sits outside (next to, but not inside) the ear canal? I dislike anything in my ears and require very little volume.
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I suppose you could hang it outside the ear canal but it will be difficult to secure on the ear during activity. With the current design there are 3 locking points that work together to keep it on the ear. Over the ear, in the ear, and the concha lock in the bowl of the ear. Hope this helps.
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I use my speaker outdoors when I work out and even though i have it on the highest setting I wish it were just a tad bit louder. I think if the classroom is small it might work.
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You can still hear the speaker but it will be a little muffled. The foam cushion that surrounds and protects the phone inside the case will dampen the sound from the speaker when the phone is clamped in. I only listen this way right before or right after a ride. I don't think you will be able to listen that way while riding if that's what you want to do.
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It wouldn't be ideal because of the way the control unit sits just inside the sound hole. You could potentially cut a notch into the sound hole cover.
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Preferably on the floor. It does not need to be visible since the bass will carry so placement is flexible.
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It your wifi connection is strong enough and the area is small enough for the speaker to fill it, it should be OK. You might have to crank up the volume depending on the ambient noise. In an open area, I doubt you will be satisfied with the volume, unless you just want it for background.
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Slide the panel off of the back of the headphone (earcup). Its really simple.
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You can always just pad the mini speaker...with some flexible rubber, or foam of sorts, it should deaden the sound...
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Speakers should not be angled in toward the center. Rather, they should be spaced apart so that the stereo imaging is ideal in the listening position.
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The volume was super low from my iphone5, I got a replacement speaker and it was just as low. I think this speaker is garbage and useless for outdoor use.
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Like others have said, it's kind of awkward when putting them on their side. You could potentially use some rubber feet toward the front, and if put in the exact right spot, you could balance the speaker on those and where the middle curves out furthest (if that makes any sense). Ideally though, you want them upright.
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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
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The speaker is at an angle in the housing, you need to get a side or 360 degree look to see if the angle is ok for you....
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No. You wouldn't want to be riding with headphones on for safety reasons anyway... unless you're trying to attach a mini speaker.
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Not that I have found. The instructions aren't all that great either. I had to google how to even get the volume to turn down. But it works great for when I'm outside, like camping and stuff.
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Move the speaker off to the side of your waist and run the mic cable around your back instead of front with the mic opposite from the speaker . I usually wear a mask that prevents this anyway.
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The simple answer is 'Yes'. There is some amount of tweaking that you can do, but be prepared to listen to it if you get too close. Some people build little sheet metal boxes around the backside to minimize it going off if you really want it to be fully directional... Mine sits behind a speaker box that shields it somewhat.