About how far of a distance can you still hear music from with some noise in the room?
1249181
We used it in the back yard for a party...every one could hear the music at a nice level...I really like how it sounds
1249182
Honest truth, this not a volume-producing musical device. For that you're simply going to need a larger Bluetooth implement. I would describe this as a "personal audio device," very useful for carrying around the house, playing some tunes for a few friends so you can all hear the same thing without doing that gross thing of sharing earbuds (really!). But for these uses it really is excellent. Crank it up all the way and it might provide acceptable-quality sound reproduction maybe 10-12 feet away. But with interference from other sound sources, like passing trucks or other people's music? Don't count on it. I'm very happy with mine, but I own two serious vintage stereo systems, and two modern ones that are "moderately serious," so I wasn't looking for blam blam boom.
43878
For best results I would place them about three inches from each ear at the same level as the ear. That way others in the room will barely notice the sound.
1061037
My husband's computer is about 12 ft away and he said "When it does make noise, it is at such a low level I can tune it out easily. Kinda like "white noise". Most of the time I can't hear a thing."
2274576
I have no problem playing music in my garage when my tablet is in my bedroom, however the distance is only about 4o feet with 2 walls. good luck!
1501540
Ma'am:I am hearing disabled and I cannot answer that question. I don't think it would be loud enough to be heard in the next room, as you asked.Sorry if I am not able to answer the question completely.
2028643
In a library setting at about half volume, people around me (~8 feet away) are able to hear my music. These definitely bleed sound.
2083613
My father is using it with headphones about 20' away and through a basement wall. But gets spotty apparently on the other side of a home gym (metal) in that area.
1049210
12-15' or so. But most of the time you wouldn't locate the sub in the center of the room so can be setup 6 feet apart
321227
Actually, from what I've gotten out of mine so far it almost sounds better in medium sized rooms. The speaker size and shape directs the sound in a fairly linear way, and doesn't spread very well at short distances, but if you're more than about 5 feet away from them, you should be fine.
1121963
I have my speakers separated by about four feet from player. That's the limit of the wires.
1690592
Pretty far. I've been in another room and the sound hasn't changed at all. I've also had my back to my device and the sound doesn't fade out or get disconnected.
258259
You won't hear it unless you're within 10 - 15 feet. Also depends on how full it is.
885097
It is not too bad but if you within 5 feet of someone and you are blasting it at full volume they could probably make out the lyrics of the song. That being said if you keep it to a reasonable level no one would notice. I still really like mine
414864
They are pretty loud. I have listened to music probably 15 - 20 feet away from them.
1857572
Yes, you will be able to listen to your program three rooms away. I have even gone outside to walk the dog, a distance of over 50 feet. It is a great pair of head phones.
2210234
Anywhere from 4 - 6 miles. If you want to talk further I would look into adding an amplifier. Hope this helps.
1378101
It gets pretty loud enough to hear outside of a room. But its loud for how small it is.