INCREDIBLE 30 FOOT BLUETOOTH RANGE - Play the Altec Lansing mini H2O Speakers up to 30 unobstructed feet away from your device advanced antenna design with Bluetooth provides greater wireless range and faster Bluetooth connection connects easily with the Echo Dot, Echo Dot 3rd Gen, Echo, Echo Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 7, iPhone 8, iPhone X, iPhone 11, iPad, Samsung Galaxy 8, Samsung Galaxy 9, Samsung Note, Smartphone, Cellphone, Laptop, computer, Mac, and all other Bluetooth devices. While delivering powerful sound and strong bass with a rich stereo system. ULTRA PORTABLE AND COMPACT DESIGN - with integrated carabineer is comfortable to carry, lightweight, and fits easily into a backpack. WATERPROOF - Certified IP67 Rated: the H2O speaker is the perfect Accessory for the beach, poolside, or an addition to your car, boat, Hiking, golf cart, ATV, UTV, and bike activities. Perfect for use at home, outdoors, outside in the bedroom, kitchen or bathroom - This speaker is a must have for any music lover. All that said, I could not pass up what looked like a possible solution, even if it meant doing a little “hacking” to make the subwoofer independent of the missing speakers and controls.BE THE LIFE OF THE PARTY - with this Bluetooth speaker that features a rugged design to fit your adventurous personality. I really, really wanted a powered subwoofer, but was not going to spend a ton of money on one. I already had all the speakers I needed for it, but that model Pioneer receiver/amp does not provide direct power for a subwoofer - it only has a dedicated “line level” subwoofer signal via an RCA-type jack on the rear panel. I had been watching for an affordably priced (okay, “cheap”) powered subwoofer to use with a Pioneer surround-sound receiver with Dolby 5.1 Digital processing and digital fiber optic inputs and outputs which I had purchased at that same Goodwill store for only $15.91 (knowing it most likely needed some sort of repair, given the el-cheapo price, plus it was missing the very specialized remote control.) I repaired the Pioneer audio processor/surround sound receiver at a cost of about thirty cents (the cost of a voltage regulator IC) and had purchased a factory remote on eBay for about $20. I do love discovering the occasional project item at Goodwill or other thrift stores, etc.īecause the two external speakers (left and right) were missing therefore, there were no controls to turn the subwoofer and its internal amplifier on or off or make any level adjustments at the subwoofer because those are actually located one of the two external speakers.

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