SKU: OSD-BTP-650-PAR
OSD BTP6506.5" Wireless BT 5.0 Outdoor Patio Speaker Pair 150W, IP54 Rated, Black or White
Introducing the BTP650 Wireless BT Patio Speaker Pair, the perfect addition to your deck or patio. These sleek and modern speakers are designed to withstand all weather conditions with an IP54 rating and are constructed with a water-resistant treated paper woofer and a 1" silk dome tweeter. With a power handling of 150W, you can enjoy powerful sound no matter the occasion.
The speakers feature Wireless BT Version 5.0 and are compatible with A2DP Standard, making it easy to connect to any Wireless BT-enabled device. The powder-coated rust-resistant aluminum grille and gold-plated spring-loaded binding posts add to the durability of the speakers, while the composite resin low resonator cabinet provides clear and crisp sound.
The set includes one main speaker and one pairing speaker, and comes with a full-motion bracket for easy installation. The power supply length is 3' 5" from plug to transformer and 15' 5" from transformer to speaker. The speakers are available in black or white and come with a 1-year warranty. Sold as a pair.
Helpful tips:
1) Determine the ideal location where the Patio Speakers are not exposed directly to the elements. Note: speakers typically should be placed between 8 to 12 feet apart for proper stereo separation.
2) The Master Patio Speaker needs to be located near an AC outlet where you can connect the Power Supply to the Master Speaker in order provide the electrical current needed for the Internal Stereo Power Amplifier and Wireless BT Receiver.
3) The Pairing speaker must be connected to the Master Speaker with the 10-foot Speaker Cable that is supplied with the kit. The length of the speaker cable can be cut down for an exact fit but should not be extended beyond 30 feet
What's Included: Water Resistant Power Adapter, Speaker Wire, and Waterproof Wire Connectors
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals, including vinyl chloride, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
- Speaker Type: 6.5" 2 Way Wireless BT Patio Speakers
- IP54 Rated
- Woofer: 6.5" Water Resistant Treated Paper Woofer
- Tweeter: 1" Silk Dome
- Frequency Response: 32Hz-20kHz +/- 10dB
- Power Handling: 150W
- Sensitivity: 90db
- Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Wireless BT Version: 5.0
- Compatible with A2DP Standard
- Powder-coated Rust Resistant Aluminum Grille
- Gold-Plated Spring Loaded Binding Posts
- Full Motion Bracket
- Composite Resin Low Resonator Cabinet
- Power Supply Length: Plug to Transformer - 3' 5", Transformer to Speaker - 15' 5"
- Unit Dimensions: (L x H x D) 11.9" x 7.8" x 7.6"
- Sold As: Pair
- Colors Available: Black or White
- Weight: 8.5" lbs each
- Warranty: 1 Year
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Vinnie • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
My BT525 speakers stopped working after about 1 year of use. They are not discoverable within any Bluetooth device. This is very frustrating
Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Hi Vinnie:
Please contact our customer service department at 1-562-697-2600. They should be able to help you out.
TL/5326
Matt Siegel • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
can these speakers be connected to a smart tv?
Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Hi Matt:
Not all Smart TVs are created equal. You will need to check with the TV manufacturer. The BTO650 is Bluetooth 3.0 compatible with A2DP standard.
The following is information I found online at https://www.lifewire.com/connect-bluetooth-headphones-to-tv-4125164. I do not think our standard Bluetooth kits are apt:X Low latency rated. And the info was written for Bluetooth Headphones, and it seems both the Smart TV and headphones had to share the apt:X and also the low latency for it to be effective. They also mention newer TVs have adjustable latency. It seems Streaming contact has a video delay but unless you can adjust the latency I am not sure how effective the PTP650 would be for your application: So if the following information helps: Resolve Bluetooth Audio/Video Sync
One legitimate concern about using Bluetooth wireless headphones with video content is the potential for delayed audio. You’ll recognize it when you hear everything a split second after it happens on the screen. If you have a more modern television, you can check for a built-in fix. Look for an "audio delay/sync" setting (or something similarly named) under the sound options in the TV's system menu. If present, the adjustment should be shown as either a slider or a box with values typically set in milliseconds. Sometimes you might see a list of all the separate inputs/outputs that can be adjusted. Bringing that slider/number down should help minimize the delay so that the audio syncs with the video.
In rare instances, you'll experience video instead of audio delay. This phenomenon occurs when you're streaming high-definition content where the extra moment it takes for the video to appear (sometimes due to buffering) on the screen causes it to lag behind the sound. In this case, adjust the sound settings to increase the audio delay, slowing it down in order for it to sync up with the video. Make small adjustments and test until you find the perfect match.
For best results, make sure that your smart television has been updated with the latest firmware because outdated firmware affects performance. If you are still encountering audio/video sync problems, check to see if any of your TV’s sound settings are not currently set to "standard." Enabling various sound modes (e.g. virtual, 3D audio, surround, PCM, etc.) can unintentionally inject a delay. If you’re streaming video through an app or separate device (e.g. YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Microsoft Xbox, Sony PS4, Blu-ray player, stereo receiver/amplifier), double-check the physical connections as well as the audio settings on each.
Older electronics may lack these audio adjustment settings. Your best bet for keeping the audio synced with video is by choosing hardware that supports Bluetooth Low Latency.
Low Latency is Key
Look for Bluetooth aptX with Low Latency — this standard must be on both the headphones and the transmitter in order to work. Low-latency Bluetooth incurs a delay no greater than 40 milliseconds, which creates suitable synchronization between what is seen and heard. For reference, typical Bluetooth wireless headphones exhibit audio delays ranging from 80 ms up to 250 ms. Even at 80 ms, human brains perceive audio delayed behind the video.
Good luck
TL/5373
Wendell LaMont • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Do these speakers have mounding brackets to attach to ceilings or walls?
Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Hi Wendall:
The BTP series (both BTP525 and BTP650) feature a unique Mounting bracket that both Swivels and Tilts for maximum installation flexibility.
A great choice.
TL/5386
Jason • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Do you have replacement grilles for these speakers? How so I locate them.
Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Hi Jason:
I am pretty sure we might have a pair of replacement grills for the BTP500. It shares the same speaker grill with the AP650 as well. So contact Greg in our RMA department at 562-697-2600 and ask for Customer Service.
Regards
TL/5498
Float • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
What voltage are the speakers (adapter output)?I want to use a solar panel/battery as do not have 110 in the location I want to install these.https://www.outdoorspeakerdepot.com/bluetooth-wireless-patio-speaker.html#manualsThanks
Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
Hi F:The Power Supply rated at 24VDC. It features a 25-foot cable. There is an image on the web page that shows the specs on the label. It is weather resistant, certified at IP67, 100% sealed from dust and sealed up to three feet of water.TL/5560