
By Doug from Baltimore MD on March 6, 2012
Can the transmitter be powered by battery or does it only work with when plugged in?
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 6, 2012
Answer:
Hi Doug,
The Wireless Transmitter is only AC from the power supply that needs to be plugged into the wall. The remote control is battery operated and the Wireless Receiver in the master speaker can be powered either by AC Power supply (included) or by 6 AA Batteries (not included).
TL/MA
By W. Barkman from Wantagh, NY on May 1, 2012
1. What is the length of the speaker AC adapter wire?
2. What is the length of the pairing speaker wire?
By Customer Service - Q&A on May 2, 2012
Answer:
Hi W
1) The power cord from the main speaker is 8 feet,
2) The wire used to connect between the main speaker and the satellite speaker actually carries the current to power the wireless receiver and internal amplifier in the satellite speaker.
TLBy mike from bloomington in on March 12, 2012
can u buy 2 sets and wire them together?
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 12, 2012
Answer:
Mike,
You are able to buy two sets and have them play off one transmitter. You will have a second transmitter as a backup.
CLBy Dick from Seattle on October 22, 2011
1. Does the speaker use DLNA technology?
2. If used with other DLNA devices, will there be DELAY in the sound (eg between manufacturers)?
Thanks
By Customer Service - Q&A on October 24, 2011
Answer:
It use 2.4g wireless technology.By Alex from St George, UT on March 27, 2012
Can the WR 150 2.4ghz Wireless Outdoor speakers be hooked up to a projector for DVD capabilities for an outdoor movie?
By Customer Service - Q&A on March 27, 2012
Answer:
Hi Alex,
The WR150s come with both mini (3.5mm) and RCA cables. You would connect the RCA to RCA cables to the Analog output of your DVD Player (left and Right marked red and white Audio Out) and plug the other end into the Wireless Transmitter.
CL/MABy Brian from Willis< Texas on February 2, 2012
How compatable is this wireless speaker system with other units like a table top radio?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 2, 2012
Answer:
Hi Brian,
Most tabletop radios that feature a signal level connection either labeled as headphone or aux output are identical to the connection of an iPod or laptop computer. There is an aux cable supplied with the unit that will work just fine. It is a 3.5mm stereo to 3.5mm stereo patch cord. If it is a bigger radio/tape player (boom box) combination, it may have two RCA outputs (R+L stereo) to connect the transmitter. We supply that cable with the unit as well. It features two male RCA plugs to a single 3.5mm stereo plug that goes to the input of the transmitter.
TLBy antone bruce from newark, NJ on November 28, 2011
how loud does the speakers get? Can you easily hear the sounds in the yard?
By Customer Service - Q&A on November 28, 2011
Answer:
Antone:
Since we don’t know how big and what kind of open area in which you'll be placing these speakers, it’s hard to gauge how loud they will sound. These speakers produce 50 watts peak. If loudness is a priority, you may consider purchasing a second pair (for a total of four speakers). Another option would be to select our WR-800 which features an 8" mid bass driver versus the 5.25" of the WR-150. Not only does it feature more cone space but it has an amplifier with peak of 120 watts, more than double the WR-150.
MA/TL
By antone bruce from newark, NJ on November 28, 2011
Can i purchase them at any of the warehouse or large chain stores?
By Customer Service - Q&A on November 28, 2011
Answer:
OSD or Amazon.com, exclusively on-line.
TLBy antone bruce from newark, NJ on November 28, 2011
how loud does the speakers get? Can you easily hear the sounds in the yard?
By Customer Service - Q&A on November 28, 2011
Answer:
It is hard to gauge how loud these will get in an open air enviroment espeially not knowing how big an area you will be placing these speakers. Note these produce 50 watts peak. If loudness is really a concern you can purchase a second pair and feature two pair or four speakers. Or you can select or WR-800 which features a 8" mid bass driver versus the 5.25" of the WR-150. It not only features more cone space but have an amplifier with peak of 120 watts, more than double the WR-150.By Joe from las vegas on February 17, 2012
I can't get the music to play through the speakers. All I hear is a buzzing sound. I tried all channels. Does not seem to work. Any advice?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 20, 2012
Answer:
Joe,
Have you tried to use a different audio source to rule out what the problem is? Did you make sure the volume on the device you are using is up? We would encourage you to hook up the speakers in close proximity at first and then move them in place after the have synced up. What color lights are on, there should be both red and green.
CL