By Linda from Redwood City, CA on January 1, 2012
Can I use the frog speaker pair and the rock speaker pair on the same transmitter?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 3, 2012
Answer:
HI Linda:
We use the same transmitter for all our wireless speakers. So yes one transmitter will work with the Frogs and Rocks at the same time.
TLBy dan from CA on January 2, 2012
how do they handle the weather?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 3, 2012
Answer:
Dan,
OSD outdoor speakers are constructed with high-grade material that can withstand rain, snow, wind, pool chemicals, even salt. For customers in freezing cold temperatures, we do recommend they bring in the speakers in or cover them with plastic bags just to be safe. Being that you are in Califonia, these speakers can definitely handle being left outside year round.
By Sandy from Georgia on May 6, 2012
What happens if I lose the remote control? Can I buy another remote that is compatible with the Wireless Frog Speakers?
By Customer Service - Q&A on May 6, 2012
Answer:
Hi Sandy:
I believe so, please contact;
brennan2osdaudio.com.
he should be able to help you.
TL
By seleste from austin tx on March 16, 2012
where do you hook it up to the reciever?
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 17, 2012
Answer:
Hi Seleste:
You have a couple of options for connecting these Wireless Frog speakers. Connecting your source to the Transmitter is the key. There is a 3.5mm to dual male RCA cable supplied in order for you to connect to a Receiver. You need to check your Receiver's owners manual to see if you have a pre- amp audio output to connect to the Wireless Transmitter supplied with the system. The cable connects the two RCA to the output of the receiver and the 3.5mm plugs into the Transmitter. A second cable supplied is a 3.5mm to a 3.5mm aux cable that is used to connect directly to an iPod or other mobile device that features a headphone jack. So basically to answer your question you need to see if your Receiver has the proper pre-amp output if you want to use it for the main source. Note, each Frog speaker has its own built in amplifier so the signal can not be amplified already. We refer to the signal as pre amplified or signal level as it comes before the Amplifier.By Haruko from Cardiff, CA on October 19, 2011
We would like to have a total of 6 speakers in our back yard.....3 on the west side, 1 on the south side and 2 on the east side of our yard. Can they all be hooked up together and be controlled by one transmitter or are each pair controlled separately?
By Customer Service - Q&A on October 19, 2011
Answer:
Yes, you can connect multiple pairs of speakers. We have had customers connect up to four pairs off a single transmitter. (For your six speakers, you will end up with two spare transmitters.) Note you will have three pairs that will each have master (with the receiver built in) and a satellite speaker which will be hard wired to the master of the pair.
By mark from aledo texas on January 9, 2012
why do you have to connect the speaker by wire?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 9, 2012
Answer:
Hi Mark,
Wireless refers to the audio signal from the transmitter (wired to your source) being broadcast to the main frog speaker. The main speaker features both a wireless receiver and an internal amplifier that powers both speakers. The second paring frog speaker must be connected to the main speaker to receive the audio signal. Take a look at the owners manual and product sheet under the Downloads tab for more information.
TL/MABy Sandy from Atlanta on January 18, 2012
I just received the 2.4GHz Wireless Outdoor Frog Speaker Pair and they are great but the volume seems to be lower than it should be. I have it turned up all the way but it still seems fairly low. Right now I have them inside until I put them out at the pool in the Spring, will they sound louder outside than they do inside?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 18, 2012
Answer:
Sandy,
Did you check the volume on the device you are using as an audio source? That is most often the cause of this type of problem. Please give us a call at 1.888.779.4968 to trouble shoot.
CLBy Robert Turman from Little Torch Key , fl on January 19, 2012
Speakers quit working, tried onlinr trouble shooting, still not working, what is the warrenty? Shipping date was 01/23/11 order #160563 ref # 163388 cust # 120548 Please let me know and consider today 01/19/13 first report of failuer
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 19, 2012
Answer:
Robert,
Have you tried pressing the transmitter button then the on/off button on the remote several times until you find the right frequency? There are about 5 channels you can cycle through to sync up the speakers with the transmitter. Also check your audio source, make sure the volume on it is up, as well as try using a different audio source to make sure it is in fact the speakers. Its helpful to know what color lights are on, the red and the green lights should both be on. Its also helpful to hook up the speakers in close proximity then moving them into place once they are running. If this still doesnt work, and we have answered any questions you have about these troubleshooting hints @ 1.888.779.4968 go to the bottom of our homepage and under the category support- you'll find the link "How to return a product" You will simply need to request an RMA # - from there we will correspond on how to get the defective speakers back to us.
CLBy Mario from Dallas on March 24, 2012
any experience with how much listening time you get out of the six batteries?
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 26, 2012
Answer:
Hi Mario,
This depends on the brand of batteries you use. It varies but the average is 24 hours.
610 CL/MA
By Jake from NJ on March 25, 2012
Can I add 2 regular frog speakers (wired) to the wireless pair I've bought?
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 26, 2012
Answer:
Hi Jake:
You can add another pair of wireless Frogs and use the same transmitter but there is no output connection that would allow you to to hard wire additional speaker to the original pair.
TL
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