Nakamichi Wired Portable Speaker Manual

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Portable Bluetooth Speaker is so nice and sleek  the quality is really amazing and the sound that comes from the portable speaker sounds great.  However, the design so unique and  I like how you can carry it on the go wherever you choose.  One thing like about the  Portable Bluetooth Speaker is how it has a arm wristlet that you can carry in hand   and also how easy it is to connect it to your Bluetooth as well.  Overall,  I would definitely recommend to anyone whose looking for a really great  portable speaker  to use anytime you like.  Nonetheless, it's very easy to charge it which is awesome.

Needed a portable speaker for the garage and no better choice than this!

I got this speaker last month and this is a great portable speaker!! the Sound is great.

This is the best portable speaker I have used and truly water proof

Nice thing to have when you can't carry a camera manual. Portable, easy to use, insightful.

The remote connected immediately as per camera manual instructions (OM-1). Works well, both wireless with OM-1, and wired to OM-D mk II &III. The wireless works at least 25 feet (not exact measurement). When using wired, be sure to assign video release to the main shutter button instead of the red button which is factory preset. Select video mode on the top dial. Wonderful accessory.

5 stars on performance and value. As a noob it took me some time to figure out its workings, though. I found the supplied Operation Manual unhelpful, because it is structured neither by menu nor by use case, rather as a strange hybrid of the two; you can download a Reference Manual from Tascam's website, which is much better. The menu structure is opaque and poorly thought out. After the initial configuration, I ended up only using BASIC and MIC on a recurring basis. I use this unit with a RodeLink Wireless Lav, and a Rode shotgun (both powered), and a Tascam wired lav (that needs power). Each of these 3.5 mm output units can be used individually when plugged into Ext In 1/2 on the left side, with: 1. BASIC Input 1/2 ext_stereo (wired lav that needs power uses ext_power). 2. MIC MS Mode 1/2 Rec (to record on both channels). Then you can use the onboard microphones for ambient on channels 3 and 4: 1. BASIC Input 3/4 Mic 2. MIC MS Mode 3/4 Off. When I use combinations of these inputs, the wired lav that needs power cannot be used in XLR (phantom power is too high), so I still plug it into Ext In 1/2. That means XLR 1 and 2 are not available. However XLR 3 and 4 are available for additional inputs and sometimes I use all three this way, of course without the onboard mics. Powered sources (like the RodeLink and Shotgun) can be used through XLR 1 and 2, while maintaining inputs 3 and 4 for the onboard mics. Other menu settings (set and forget): MONITOR: Sel: Mix Output Gain: Line (must use an attenuator wire to the camera) INPUT: Limiter: On, usually as Link Lowcut: On, 40 or 80Hz RECORD: Stereo, BWF 24bit/48k, Dual:off SLATE: Head + Tail at -36dB

This speaker sounds amazing, for a portable speaker. The size is perfect!

I'm so happy with my new portable speaker. Excellent sound

It's a great portable smart speaker for indoor and outdoor use.