Bluetooth Speakers With Usb Playback

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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this amplifier! I was looking for a bluetooth amplifier where I could utilize my old analog speakers and the sound is just perfect and very loud! 500 watts is plenty of power for the 6 analog speakers I have connected on 3 separate floors. I use each of the 4 channels to control volumes on each floor of my house and I can still add 2 more speakers! The bluetooth connection works good for my Apple Music, or anyones phone really. The USB port on the front is also great for playing MP3's stored on a USB stick. I also connect the audio for my TV via a cable.This is an excellent, affordable and very powerful bluetooth amplifier if you want to utilize analog speakers.

I bought these speakers as a desktop speakers for my laptop. The sound is amazing. You can connect several devices via USB, Bluetooth, Coaxial, Optical. You can also adjust the volumen, the treble and the bass. It comes with all the cables you need for connections. I am very happy with these purchase. Highly recommended.

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 use these speakers in meeting rooms of various sizes and for several purposes such as lectures, symposia, music playback, and movies. They are installed in drop ceilings, which, of course, has its drawbacks, but the response and delivery of these speakers is outstanding. I wouldn't think of going with another choice except to upgrade to the 47c/t in rooms that can handle more bass. response.

I have been a long time customer especially from the Territoy of Guam, USA.  Im currently using this USB drive to load my favorite music into my LG Blu-ray player unit as a playback source, which is hook up to my Stereo unit system for playback due to my Bluray having RCA output.  My audio format is FLAC (loseless audio) which only a few player can read this format.  It satisfied my needs and also use it on my Car stereo unit system which accept USB thumb drive 2.0 and playback my FLAC music files.  I have tried using USB 3.0 and both units will not accept this form of USB 3.0..Thanks for the great price and will order more in the coming future.   The USB thumb drive is so small, no one noticed Im using it as a playback sources. Edward B. San Nicolas Audiophile

The absolute best SSD for rendering and playback of 4k material. This significantly increased my performances and did away with the headaches of drop frames. Background Information & Workflow:So I have a Mac Pro 8 Core Mid 2010 with 20gbs of RAM, a Sapphire HD 7950 GPU, and two exterior Porsche USB 3.0 drives at 7200 RPMS. I have been shooting with the Panasonic GH4 and while playback with native files have been okay, when dropped into Premiere (ProRes 422 Timeline) and rendered to the Porsches the USB 3.0 pipeline has bottlenecked my performance. Drop frames and stuttering with simple grades or sharpening was crippling my workflow. I knew I wanted to upgrade my system to SSDs but I knew price and performance had to be synonymous. I landed on the 1TB 850 Pro. B&H assured me with the V-Nand algorithm my MB write speed would be true to benchmark specs unlike the EVO that has flex in its read/write. With a simple installation I am now blazing through 4k playback with next to zero drop frames. Rendering and Export also has seen an increase. My suggestion is to keep this drive strictly as a render and keep your original media stored on separate drives. I am not familiar with the longevity of SSDs under heavy rendering but I am optimistic this will last. Final Thought: Buy One. This will breath new life into your machine!

It comes with USB-C AND USB chords and definitely packs a punch re: sound/playback. I recorded from the suggested range and angles listed in the set up manual, As well as on my Normal set up of where I usually position my mics when recording my podcast episodes and even based far away from the way from the mic, you're still able to get it to pick up a lot of sound. Definitely gets the job done. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]"

We are using a flash drive to store and playback videos on a portable projector. I tried with a USB 3.0 Flash Drive, thinking the newer version was better. But the projector had a different idea. I learned from the professionals at B+H that this unit requires an older USB 2.0 Flash Drive. I never would have thought of that but sure enough, when I used this Verbatim 64G Ergo USB 2.0, the projector recognized the videos and played them flawlessly.

Everything I loved about the USB version but with Bluetooth/Wireless USB.