Portable Speaker With 1/4 Left And Right Input

I am not using this as a Center Channel Speaker, but as my Left Dolby Atmos Speaker. I have an older JBL Center Channel Speaker for the Right Dolby Atmos Speaker, and I wanted something similar for the Left so I purchased the somewhat affordable Yamaha. Yes, it is an odd choice for Dolby Atmos Speakers, but it works and sounds really good.

A great passive 3-source input/1-output home audio solution to solve for exactly what I had in mind. Very high quality, USA made ROLLS® device with a small footprint, perfect for my cluttered desktop. Photo shows the SS32 Mini Route 3 (on top of my powered left-side audioengine® speaker) with computer audio and IPad (foreground) sources connected and selectable into the speaker(s). Soon a third source, a turntable [w/ built-in preamps] will be located in place of the printer you see there to the left side of the desk. Awesome. And that goes for B&H too, you know!

[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.

One of my guitars has input jack on top & have to have an angle plug on that end. This is perfect for it. Right length and good quality for the money

I will use this product when I need to use double straps Blackrapid setup.I like the fact that it is well built and yet lighter than my Really Right StuffLarge Ballhead that I use with my tripod.For the money this is a terrific Head.It does not pan Left & Right, but the Monopod of the same package allows panning Left & Right.

Works just as described and reviewed. I paid a bit more to get the stereo version so that I could handle two inputs (typically two keyboards). Very solid and hefty. Plug and play...nothing to it. Just be careful if you are using just one instrument that you use Left or Right all the way through; kind of obvious, but Left in and Right out doesn't work!

This attenuator works as advertised. I use it for my Azden FMX-32 field mixer. The Left and Right output channels on my mixer come out really hot, so I use this to bring it down. The attenuator allows you to choose from -10db, -20db, and -30db.

Just right; shipped fast, priced right. Ideal shopping experience. For this product, the Left vs Right could be better described for easier decision.

Have 2 play 5's set up vertically, on stands, Left, Right stereo with tweeters facing in, about 9 feet apart. I am not versed on the dynamics and lingo of what comes out of speakers but I know when I like or dislike what I hear.I sit ten feet away and mostly listen to my 4400 plus, hand picked library on my iPod. I am very pleased with what I hear and and glad I invested in Sonos.

This product is easy to set up and eliminates audio by simply connecting it passively inline between audio with an annoying hum and the device to receive the clean audio. The only got-ya is that the Right and Left inputs are relative to their side of the box and the right and left outputs are relative to their side of the box. This sounds simple but when look down at the box from a top view with wires connected, the right input is diagonal to right output and left input, therefore, is diagonal to the left output. Opposite of how my mind works, I instinctively hook the same color wire on both sides of the box which reverses the left and right channel. In a mono setup, you can end up with no sound output at all as I did until I realized my mistake.