Mobile USB SD MMC HiFi Speaker ES 0919 for iPod

Specifications:

• This product can be used after connection of MMC/SDI buttons, and can be used to remote control, It applicable PSP, MP4, mobile, laptop, MP3, CDS, DVDS MAC, etc.
• The DC 5V adapter access this Stereo Speaker side "DC" to work on this port
• Can play SD/MMC card, U plate (maximum support 1G) MP3 format audio files
• The SD/MMC card without switching, machine will be read into memory
• The 3.5 Stereo Speaker can LINE IN into the competition or interface AUX external audio source can be realized
• The side with "DC 5V" port can pick up foreign product charging
• This is a non-OEM product
• Color: Silver

Details:

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• This Mini Speaker can be used after connection of MMC/SDI buttons, and can be used to remote control, It applicable PSP, MP4, mobile, laptop, MP3, CDS, DVDS MAC, etc.

• High quality, easy to use, save space for your bag. The stereo speaker is a necessity

• The 3.5 stereo audio can LINE IN into the competition or interface AUX external audio source can be realized

• The unique design Best Speaker, make more outstanding sound quality performance, the exterior is delicate high-grade, feel fabulous

About iPod Speakers:

• As the digital format outpaces the CD as the most available music format, users are seeking new and easier ways to make personal music players, such as Apple's iPod, less, well, persona--more and more options are available for making the iPod a pocket-sized stereo system, from traditional stereos adding an iPod docking station, to speakers created and tailored specifically for the Apple product
• Function
• iPod speakers connect to all varieties of iPods (and occasionally some other, similar MP3 players) in order to play music in the open air rather than strictly through headphones
• This allows music to be shared with others in a room, and lowers the risk of hearing damage from headphones.
• Types
• iPod speaker systems vary from docking stations to portable plug-in speakers that attach via headphone jacks
• Available in various sizes, iPod speakers may be similar to a traditional shelf system, or small and durable for maximum portability
• Other models are even waterproof for use in the shower
• Availability
• As iPods have become increasingly popular, more and more stores have begun to carry iPod speakers and docking systems rather than traditional CD stereo systems
• Considerations
• IPods can also be connected to TVs or traditional stereos using inexpensive patch cables or A/V cables

How to Build a Mini Speaker

• Use needle nose pliers to detach the speakers from the headband. Only use the standard size headphones that fit over your ears, not the ones that fit into them
• Check to make sure that both speakers will fit into the altoid can. Position the speakers side by side in the can. After checking the fit, remove the speakers from the altoid can
• Make an outline of your speakers on the back of a playing card. Lay your playing card face down. Lay the speakers face down on top of the card. Use a pen to trace the outline of the speakers
• Poke holes through the playing card. Use a safety pin to poke several holes through the speaker outline on your playing card. This will make it easier for sound to travel through. The more holes you make, the better the sound
• Tape the speakers to the playing card. Lay the card face down. Place the speakers face down on top of the card. The speakers should line up with the outline on the playing card. Use duct tape to secure the speakers to the playing card
• Use an awl to make a hole in the back of the altoid can that is big enough for a wire to fit through. The hole should be positioned toward the lower part of the can. Get rid of any debris that may have fallen into the can while making the hole. Make sure that there are no jagged pieces of tin sticking out of or into the altoid can
• Trim the playing card to fit the tin and thread the wire through the hole in the altoid can. Use scissors to trim the sides of the card so it fits in the can snugly. Thread the speaker wire through the hole in the can. As you pull the wire through, push the card and speakers into the can. Plug the headphones in your audio device

How to Set Up Surround Sound Speakers

The following is a how to for setting up your home theater surround sound speaker system for a soul-shattering effect. The article is set up specifically for optimizing your living room, den or entertainment room and does not deal with specific installation.

Instructions

• Place the left and right front speakers in an equilateral triangle with your viewing seat, closer to the viewing seat than the television is, unless you have no center channel speaker. Toe in (angle) the left and right front speakers up to 30 degrees so that most sound seems to be coming from the television
• If you don't have a center channel speaker, place the front speakers next to the television
• Place the center channel speaker close to the television - on top or in the same cabinet if possible
• Set up the rear speakers behind and to the sides of the viewing seat. Place them higher than the front speakers

Tips & Warnings

• Connect the speakers to the laptop before plugging them in to the electrical outlet. This prevents a power surge from damaging any equipment

Package Included:

• 1 x iPod Mobile HiFi Speaker for iPod
• 1 x Adapter