Does anyone know how to get rid of the constant static that comes out of the speaker when connected via Bluetooth?
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Sorry Emily I don't know. I purchased the same speaker and noticed the same problem especially when its at low volume. Many people seem to be experiencing the same issues but no answers as of yet how to fix the static.
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I have not had that problem.......but have you checked connections. If not a connection problem and radio plays on right side without static, by deduction it might be internal to the iSimple device. You have my best shot....guess. Good luck. David
49449
You can always just pad the mini speaker...with some flexible rubber, or foam of sorts, it should deaden the sound...
699474
Yeah, it's an issue with the speakers when devices are connected. Chances are it makes the noise with any attached device, but some devices are more apparent than others. The best solution is attaching some speakers. Even computer speakers via the USB/headphone jack solved it for me, and it's actually better quality sound.
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I have used my Logitech wireless speaker adapter for over a year now, and have never experienced any static at all. I connect both my iPod Touch and my iPad to the adapter, connected to my 20-year old stereo receiver (with speakers), and have never had any trouble with it. At least in this setting, it works beautifully, and I love it. (I have not tried it with a laptop bluetooth connection.)
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That sound is the Bluetooth signal pairing its still in the search mode mode . You should be able to turn it off by just holding down that button.
486851
I have the same problem, i have no solution to it i have learned to tune out the noise and raise the volume sorry if that doesn't help.
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YEah, i have the static noise as well, its pretty annoying if you like some quite time.
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All audio is played on the Bluetooth speaker once it's connected (I have an Android phone).
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From what I have read, try turning off your bluetooth and the speaker to reset.
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The sound is clear but it will get static if anything is too close to the speaker
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hi--yeah, I am seeing this as well, but I was able to press the "speaker" button and the sound comes back. it's really kind of frustrating, I am trying to figure out what to do about it as well.
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iirc I had this problem too at first. Look under the properties of the other bluetooth devices you have and *un*check media from them. Leave this as the only one with media selected (or only one connected at any one time).For me turned out my parrot speakerphone in my car was set for media and so my phone defaulted to that.
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Probably either the technology to lock on the Bluetooth stream so its in a better sync. If your Bluetooth signal fades, which it does or can, then the clarity and punch becomes distorted . or possibly with the components for the speaker.
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I have not had that problem. The Bluetooth is almost always on and nobody has said anything to me about clarity. I the bluetooth in the car, with a headset and it is on when I am not using the car or headset.
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No, I actually looked for the same thing but once i turned on the device you can turn the volume to an extended level before you hear the static kicking in.
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Try turning your Bluetooth on and off, that works for me when I lose connection, beats going over and unplugging speakers