Generic Bluetooth Adapter With Sound Blaster

When they called this a sound BLASTER! Exceeds expectations!

I used to use a Bluetooth blaster to listen to what I was watching to avoid disturbing everyone else early in the morning. But the sound was tinny and often got interference. This unit is pricy, but the quality brings the value in my opinion. Outstanding so far. AND using quality earbuds makes it extremely comfortable.

I had to purchase a bluetooth adapter to make it work. I'd like some instructions on working the wireless control ! The sound is very good.

This Bluetooth adapter lets you monitor and control nearly every function of a Zoom Livetrak mixer. I have the 20 channel L-20 mixer, and do strictly on-location recording. The iPad app, together with the Bluetooth adapter, lets me do a quick sound check on the installation, even handle FOH sound, while sitting in the auditorium rather than off-stage or in a control room.

I use this Sound Blaster for my headphones. I love the hi-fi sound quality, the high power and the audio controls. It is a great enhancement!

There are not too many options for external sound cards and it is nice to know Sound Blaster keeps upgrading their offerings. This card sounds great, it is easy to install and has many options to configure. The primary target are games with presets ready to go. I used it for music, connected to a receiver, and the sound is outstanding.

Bought a Sound Blaster because of problems with sound on my brand new computer. Microsoft couldn't fix it, the compute OEM couldn't fix iit, and I was faced with returning the computer -- after I had installed and copied over all my stuff. The solution? The inexpensive Sound Blaster card. It plugged in in snap, drivers loaded without a hitch, and -- like the headline says -- it works. Quite nicely, I might add.

The studio adapter brings a new dimension to the Light Blaster work: Light output. Can't imagine working with hot shoe strobes anymore, with that little helper the Light Blaster is a proper Studio tool. The constuction is quite simple but very effective.

The Light Blaster Studio Adapter is something a lot of people have asked for. The system is simple and lets you use it on any mono block with a reflector. This is great if you want to pump more power out of the device because of bigger area you want to cover or using a slower lens on the front. Things to watch out for is how the system connects to the reflector. Make sure that it's attached properly and tight before attaching your lens to it. You don't want the lens to fall on the ground because it wasn't stable enough. While it is nice that you can use a modelling light to focus the system, be fast because the plastic will melt if not careful. Recommend you do that before putting the hood onto system, as not to build up too much heat. The adapter is a good way to reduce recycling times and get more light out of the system.

I had a Monster Sound blaster from 2016-17. I thought the sound from that boom box would never be matched. As time went on, it lost its ability to keep a charge. I needed another boombox and did some research. After reading a few reviews, I decided to look at JBL's boomboxes. The boombox 2 popped up. I read about it and thought...why not. It had good reviews. Then I heard that there was a boombox 3. I figured it was a little pricey, but, if they were charging this much, they were confident in their product. Man....was I pleasantly surprised. I never heard such solid, tight bass from a portable. They added a subwoofer to boombox 3. Add to that the nice midrange, with crisp, sparkling highs. I'm sold. While the Monster was my introduction to Bluetooth boomboxes...and an awesome one, the boombox 3 took it to another level. If you're willing to spend the extra money, the boombox 3 is well worth it.