By doug garberry from Devine, Tx on March 14, 2012
are these speakers ever going to be avaliable????? I've been waiting a year and a half since they were first posted. What is the status????
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 14, 2012
Answer:
Doug,
These will be available this spring. We do not have an exact ETA. Thank you for your patience.
CLBy Larry from Washington, DC on January 7, 2012
How long is the outdoor AC Power Cord? I need at least 8', maybe 9'. If it's not this long is there an option longer cord accessory?
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 9, 2012
Answer:
Hi Larry:
The Power Cord is 8 feet including the in line Power Supply which is two feet from outlet connection.
TLBy Russ from Lexington, KY on January 19, 2012
What are the dimensions of the speakers H,L,W. Thanks Russ
By Customer Service - Q&A on January 19, 2012
Answer:
Hi Russ,
We’re in the process of redesigning this product. Our new WPA650's will be a 6.5" wireless patio style speaker pair with the following dimensions: 8.6" L x 7.6" W x 12" H. We’re very excited about these patio speakers and anticipate availability in the spring. Please keep checking back.
CL/MAGBy Brian from Baltimore , MD on November 9, 2011
Can I use these with my tv
By Customer Service - Q&A on November 10, 2011
Answer:
this product is not ready yet, ETA is Feb 2012.By mark from apex nc on November 9, 2011
what is the name brand? i can not find these speakers anywhere. and how is the sound quality? thanks
By Customer Service - Q&A on November 10, 2011
Answer:
OSD Audio - this product is not ready yet, ETA is Feb 2012.By Steve Adair from Dallas Tx on November 12, 2011
i am setting up a out door ice rink for this holiday could i hook up 4 of these together?
By Customer Service - Q&A on November 14, 2011
Answer:
These are under development and will not be available until the First Quarter of 2012.
We have other choices for indoor/outdoor patio speakers, but you need to run speaker wire to each speaker. You should look at the OSD PA-90, 70 Volt Commercial Amplifier (with paging capability) and utilize our AP640T speakers (you could buy 3 pair for the same cost of two pair of the 2.4 GHz wireless speakers). Stereo separation is not critical in such an application. Utilizing multiple mono speakers would give you better overall coverage while adding paging capability as well.
TL/MABy JoeMac from Millburn, NJ on February 4, 2012
How will this connect to an AVR? What sort of connections will be available?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 6, 2012
Answer:
Hi JoeMac
This will feature a wireless transmitter that will connect to your AVR (if it has pre amp outputs, un-amplified) with the cables supplied. Then the wirlesss signal is sent to the wirelsss receiver built into the main speaker. The secondary speaker is connected to the main speaker by speaker wire (supplied) to create a stereo pair. You will also need to hardwire the power supply for the main speaker. The only wireless aspect is the audio signal from the transmitter to the receiver. It does also include a wireless remote control. This speaker should be available in April this year.
TLBy James from Fresno, Ca on April 5, 2012
It has been stated that this item would be available by April 2012, do you have an idea how close this item is to actually becoming available?
By Customer Service - Q&A on April 5, 2012
Answer:
Hi James,
Unfortunetly these have not gone into production yet. We are anticipating our Wireless Rocks first by the end of April. We hope to have to Wireless patio speakers by the end of May.
CL/MABy Rich from Ceiclton,Md on February 6, 2012
I like to know what you need to install 6 wireless patio speakers (black in color). The speakers will be hanging in each corner and in the middle. 6.5" speakers. I know u need 6 speakers, but I don't know what how to hook them to one system to operate them, and can you hook them up to a radio that currently had speakers wires going to them
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 6, 2012
Answer:
Hi Rich,
You can drive three pairs of the patio speakers off a single transmitter, but these are only available as a kit that features a pair of speakers and a single transmitter. You would need to buy three kits (so you would have three transmitters or two extras). Each pair is made up of a master speaker that houses the wireless receiver and must be connected to AC power by a power supply (included) and then a speaker wire connects to the satellite speaker (no power supply) from the main speaker. The single transmitter will broadcast to the wireless receiver in the three main speakers which are all connected to their dedicated satellite speaker. You will get a stereo signal from each pair (right and left separation). The source you choose must have preamp output (unamplified) in order to connect to the wireless transmitter. This could be an existing receiver even though it has speakers already attached and playing. We have a number of other options available for creating this same speaker system but they are all hard wired.
TL/MABy Norm from Los Angeles, CA on February 11, 2012
Can the speakers be mounted on their side (horizontal)?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 13, 2012
Answer:
Norm,
Yes they can be mounted horizontally- This product should be orderable early spring.
CL
