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Mood Light Bluetooth Speakers for Home
The Bluetooth speaker comes with 64 million colors of lights, which will change and flicker with the speed of the music. When the volume of the Bluetooth device is at 80-90% of the total volume, the light will flicker at a high frequency with the speed of the music. When the volume of the Bluetooth device is at 70-80% of the total volume, the light will flicker at a low frequency with the speed of the music. When the volume of the Bluetooth device is below 70% of the total volume, all 64 million colors of lights will be automatically turned off, and the Bluetooth speaker system will automatically enter the hypnosis mode. At this time, the sound it plays is like a lullaby, giving people a comfortable rest environment. In addition, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds, and the Bluetooth speaker will enter the night light mode (i.e. warm white light lighting mode).
| Parameter | |
| Description | Music control lights; Long-life RGB Colorful LED Light;Waterproof and Sunproof;Switch and smart phone control;Rechargeable Lithium Battery |
| Size | 15*15*15,20*20*20,35*35*35cm |
| Material | Import PE |
| Led quantity | 6RGB+6W SMD |
| Channels | mono or stereo |
| Bluetooth work distance | 20M |
| Input voltage | 100-240V 50/60Hz |
| Adapter voltage | 5VDC, make adater plug for fit for different country |
| Power | 5w-100w |
| Charge time | 3 hours |
| Working time | 8 hours |
| Name | bluetooth speaker music control led flashing cube light |
| Use of venues | hotel,party,club,garden,home |
| Work mode | The lights change with the music |
| Colors | 64million colors |
| Net weight and gross weight | 1-2kg/2-3kg |
| Product size | L* w* h: 15*15*15,20*20*20,35*35*35 (cm) |
| Packaging size | L* w* h: 17*17*17,22*22*22,37*37*37 (cm) |
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can i connect a bluetooth microphone to a jbl bluetooth speaker for a lecture
The previous chapter mainly introduces the appearance design, sound quality, functional features and battery life of the JBL Boombox 2 Bluetooth speaker. In this chapter, we will focus on whether a Bluetooth microphone can be connected to the JBL Boombox 2 Bluetooth speaker for a lecture.
First, we need to understand the microphone function of the JBL Boombox 2 Bluetooth speaker. According to the information in the previous chapter, the JBL Boombox 2 has a built-in microphone and supports hands-free calling function, and you can answer or hang up the call through the speaker’s buttons. This means that the JBL Boombox 2 itself already has a certain microphone function.
However, if you want to connect an external Bluetooth microphone to the JBL Boombox 2 speaker for use in a lecture, it depends on the interface and compatibility of the speaker. Generally speaking, Bluetooth speakers usually only support playing music and answering calls via Bluetooth connection, but do not support connecting an external microphone to the speaker. This is because the design and function of Bluetooth speakers are mainly focused on playing and receiving audio signals.
However, there are also some special Bluetooth speakers that support the connection of external microphones. These speakers usually have additional input interfaces, such as AUX input, USB input, or 3.5mm audio interface, to connect external microphones. Through these interfaces, you can connect an external microphone to the speaker and amplify and play it through the speaker.
For the JBL Boombox 2 Bluetooth speaker, we can check its product manual or official website to determine whether it has an interface that supports external microphone connection. If the speaker has such an interface, you can connect an external Bluetooth microphone to the speaker through the interface for use in lectures. If the speaker does not have such an interface, then you cannot connect an external Bluetooth microphone to the speaker.
Even if your JBL Boombox 2 Bluetooth speaker has an interface that supports external microphone connection, you need to make sure that the Bluetooth microphone used is compatible with the speaker. Usually, a Bluetooth microphone needs to be paired with the Bluetooth connection of the speaker to achieve the transmission of audio signals. Therefore, when choosing a Bluetooth microphone, you need to make sure that the selected microphone is compatible with the JBL Boombox 2 speaker and can be successfully paired.
In summary, whether you can connect a Bluetooth microphone to the JBL Boombox 2 Bluetooth speaker for lectures depends on whether the speaker has an interface that supports external microphone connections and whether the Bluetooth microphone used is compatible with the speaker. When choosing and using a Bluetooth microphone, you need to carefully read the product description and compatibility information to ensure that the audio signal can be transmitted smoothly. If you have confirmed these conditions, it is completely feasible to connect a Bluetooth microphone to the JBL Boombox 2 speaker for lectures.
