What kind of range do these speakers have if the signal has to pass though walls?
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I have my transmitter plugged into my main receiver in one room and the speakers about 25-40 feet away, one thru a wall on my back porch and the reception is great. I've had these for about 6 mo and couldn't be happier. Love them for what I wanted!
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I have two speakers outside that are about 10ft and 15ft from the base station. The other two are indoors and are about 25ft from the base station. I haven't had any issues with them in receiving signals passing through walls. One note, if not plugged in and using battery power you will notice the speaker quality deteriorate over time due to batteries running down low.Simple speakers with easy set up. I use them all the time for outside. Well worth the cost without spending time/money setting up wired. Don't expect a Bose-like experience with these. They do what they are supposed to do. I have two speakers outside that are about 10ft and 15ft from the base station. The other two are indoors and are about 25ft from the base station. I haven't had any issues with them in receiving signals passing through walls. One note, if not plugged in and using battery power you will notice the speaker quality deteriorate over time due to batteries running down low.Simple speakers with easy set up. I use them all the time for outside. Well worth the cost without spending time/money setting up wired. Don't expect a Bose-like experience with these. They do what they are... » Read More I have two speakers outside that are about 10ft and 15ft from the base station. The other two are indoors and are about 25ft from the base station. I haven't had any issues with them in receiving signals passing through walls. One note, if not plugged in and using battery power you will notice the speaker quality deteriorate over time due to batteries running down low.Simple speakers with easy set up. I use them all the time for outside. Well worth the cost without spending time/money setting up wired. Don't expect a Bose-like experience with these. They do what they are supposed to do. « Show Less
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Bruce. I have the base station up in my bedroom with one speaker and the 2nd speaker down in the basement two floors down and the sound is very clear. I have used the 2nd speaker out in my backyard and it works good.
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Hi Bruce, I have one about 30 feet away going through two walls and it works well. sometimes when I get near the remote I mess up the signal on that one. I have a second remote that is about 40 feet away with only one wall between and that one is rock solid and does not fad when I get near it. I also have one remote speaker one floor below and about 30 feet away and that one is also rock solid. I have not tried them outside since I use them to play audio stories to my blind wife in her bedroom and living room. If I am working in the basement, I listen there.
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I use this system at home. One speaker is about 30 ft. ftom the transmitter. The other is about 60 ft. away. When I am moving around the room, the 60 ft. speaker sometimes produces a little static. Both speakers are just a few inches above the floor. Not sure if having more people in the room would create more opportunities for occasional static. Experimenting with the height and placement of the speakers could make a difference.
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It should be line-of-sight. You could try to send the signal thru a wall, but I cannot speak to the quality or strength you'll get. I even had to buy a USB extension cord for the transmitter and it's even in the same room!
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I'm afraid I don't know as I haven't had to extend range of speaker beyond just a few feet from my source.
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I think it'll depend on your input to them. These speakers already have a built in amp with volume and tone controls so I don't think they'd work if you're sending them an amplified signal from a main board.
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The further away from the wall the better it sounds....cleaner, more transparent, better bass response...mine are roughly 3 feet from the front wall (from wall to the back of the speaker)....
1121963
I have my speakers separated by about four feet from player. That's the limit of the wires.
1196093
No issues. The signal goes through walls, and the range is very good. I've been gigging with this for over a year, both indoor and outdoor performances, with no issues. No delay, no hum or any other issue.
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I do not have the answer to that specific question. However, I recommend that you avoid this system DEPENDING ON YOUR REQUIRED USAGE. I had this setup attached to my computer in my office upstairs and it couldn't even reach the speakers I wanted to play downstairs (about 15 feet "as the crow flies" but through a ceiling and wall). I now use SONOS and it's incredible. They're expensive, but you get what you pay for.
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The sound coming from your speakers is only as good as the source of your music. The music should sound good at 3-4 ft if you are using a pretty good CD player or a good quality radio signal, etc.
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Depends on the distance from the device to the porch or room in question. I got spotty service from the device to my bluetooth speaker at a distance of 20 feet, but once it was stationary, the signal cleared up. This varies based on your speaker type/quality.
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Yes, people don't block the signal. However, concrete walls can impede it somewhat. I had my transmitter inside the house (concrete house) and the speakers were outside on the patio. They worked ok, but a little static in the bass. Number of people on the patio had no effect. Also, they sounded better on some days than others... never figured that out. Probably interference from other signals.
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Hi Joseph,The range is better then 5' maybe 15 or so but if there is motion in the room between or behind the sending device it breaks the signal.
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I've tried to use them in my kitchen while leaving my phone in my room and they work fine not a 100% but they work they start stutter when I get passed my refrigerator. I would say that from my room to the kitchen there's about more or less 25 ft of distance
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Mine work well when I am in the room next to the music source, but they tend to cut out when I am 2-3 rooms away. I think that performance will vary according to local conditions such as the nature of the walls.
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I've got cats in the house and I have the speakers about as close to the wall and to my entertainment center (so they don't get behind the center itself!). Bass reflex response is excellent, even at close wall proximity, though I would say better low frequency response would result if they were pulled out a little. I've had these speakers for quite some time and they've been an excellent replacement for my old Cerwin Vega(s). Hope this helps you out.
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Depends on how many walls the signal has to go through and a bunch of other variables. My base station is about 100 ft away from my garage. If I stand just inside my garage no signal. Stand just outside the garage I get a signal.