Audio Pro Bluetooth Speakers

I have numerous Bluetooth speakers but this one is by far the best!

We have some old audio equipment that works just fine, but we wanted to utilize bluetooth speakers to enjoy todays audio technology improvements.  This transmitter works perfectly to make that possible, and as a bonus, its priced right.  Much easier on the budget than totally upgrading all our old technology.  The cord could be longer, but we make it work.

A friend of mine had the older version of these without the bluetooth; used them for his vinyl turntable. I was impressed with the sound from them then but didn't have the opportunity to play them at louder levels or with tracks that I was deeply familiar with already to really evaluate them. After purchasing these for myself however, I'm completely blown away by the audio quality that they can achieve with such a small footprint. They can get LOUD and the natural audio balance is really nice. Substantial bass -- more than what I expected from these -- but not muddy or overpowering. I have them hardwired to my turntable and they've been fantastic for that but what I was really surprised by was the audio quality over bluetooth that they can achieve. It's really nice to pair them to my computer or phone and completely fill my office with music. There is some continuous baseline audio noise that you can hear if nothing is playing and you are right next to the speakers, however they are currently directly plugged into an outlet on a rather noisy circuit in my house. But ultimately if something is playing you'd never notice it; the signal-to-noise ratio in this case is still really good. All this being said, I absolutely do not regret this purchase in any way. They punch way above their belt in both size and cost. They're small enough that they could potentially be used as computer speakers. But they're big enough to provide enough resonance for deeper sounds. If you want speakers to put on a bookshelf in your office and absolutely fill the room even at only 30% volume with phenomenal fidelity -- get these.

I paid extra for a Bose Bluetooth speaker over other brands because we used to own a Bose Wave Radio/CD player, and I still use my Bose PC speakers. I know a lot of hardcore audiophiles dislike Bose for how it manipulates the audio - but I'm no audiophile, and Bose speakers always have big sound for a small device - not just loud, but full and encompassing the space I'm in. This one surprised even me with how room-filling the audio is, especially from a battery-operated speaker that's not much bigger than a portable DVD drive. It goes with me whenever I travel now, and I take it from the living room to the bathroom when I'm showering so I can hear over the water what's being said on podcasts.

The Pyle Pro 5 25 Bluetooth Speakers are a great addition to our outside deck area. They connected easily to our outdoor TV and work great for entertaining ourselves and our grandkids.

Clear, clean, pro-grade audio. Here's a tip: since the mic uses a four-conductor plug, it cuts out the built-in speakers on my smartphone, and will likely do the same on most other phones. So you need to unplug the mic to playback your recording. You can get an adapter made by Rode to allow you to use stereo headphones at the same time as this mic, but I solved my playback problem by using a Bluetooth speaker (I had a JBL Clip 2 handy) along with the mic. Just make sure you adjust the Bluetooth settings in your phone to only use the BT speaker for media playback and disallow phone functions (mic) of the speaker. Hope that helps!

I’m not a pro concerning audio quality, but Bluetooth connection speed is outstanding. Love that style in everything including on/off sounds. One thing I miss about this headphones - no case included nor in official accessories.

The Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter works right out of the box. It comes with a power supply , a mini-stereo to RCA cord. In my case I connected to the Aux-Input on an old Sony receiver. I paired it to my iPhone 4s and my macbook pro with no trouble. My daughter's macbook pro paired up right away but she tried to stream her iTunes and it would not go. However, her Spotify went fine. The range seemed acceptable. There were some artifacts (like digital hiccups) but I am not sure it was the device or the laptop.

Amazing results: It's late 2016 and there are so many Audio Interface devices on the market that do all the features to get a good studio recording in your home but none of them compare to what this compressor brings to the table. First of all, you can dial in your mic impedance level the PRO MPA II and add as much gain and compression with this PRO VLA II. Direct link both channels and get a clear audio finish before it reaches your DAW. This compressor can also be used in a live performance and make things sound great with no peaking very good to add to the channel strip of DJ's who use active speakers. Running your Midi controller output audio through here first can save you thousand in blow powered speakers. Overall it works and gets the job done. KEY POINT Let your ears be your guide... You don't need to be a professional audio person to know what sounds good and use the LED lights to set your limits. Last but not least go easy on the release setting....

I have the M-Audio BX5a speakers and purchased the AudioBox iOne USB for my MacBook Pro. Easy to use and it puts out strong, clean audio.