I.Sound 6961Performance Bluetooth Sound Bar and Speakerphone
Specifications
- Product Dimensions: 5 x 15 x 2.5 inches
- Item Weight: 52 pounds
- Model Name: ISOUND-6961
- Speaker Type: Sound bar
- Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
- Special Feature: Built In Microphone, USB Port
What’s in the box?
- Bluetooth Sound Bar
- Product manual
Product Overview
Descriptions
You can travel anywhere with this robust portable sound bar from i. Sound! When at home, play your music wirelessly using Bluetooth v5.0 to improve the sound from your TV, PC, phone, or tablet, or analogue via the provided 3.5 mm connection. This is perfect for use with streaming devices for greater music quality and for usage in the comfort of your own home, at parties, by the pool, during camping trips, and at countless other events.
Additionally, you can play music from a micro SD or USB flash drive and even listen to your local FM radio station with this high-performance sound bar with the accompanying USB cord and 2,000 mAh internal rechargeable battery, you can charge the device using any USB power source in 3 hours and be ready to listen for up to 8 hours.
Features
- Bluetooth v5.0 for smooth streaming from mobile devices, tablets, laptops, PCs, streaming services, and any equipment that supports Bluetooth audio microphone for calls
- High-efficiency speaker with two magnets for high-quality sound.
- USB input for USB flash drive music playback
- 32 GB micro SD cards are supported by the reader.
- Battery-powered power source
Note
Products with electrical plugs are made with American consumers in mind. Because outlets and voltage vary from country to country, this device might need an adapter or converter to be used where you are travelling. Before buying, kindly verify compatibility.
Do Bluetooth soundbars function?
The devices are supposed to be “paired” once you’ve chosen your soundbar, at which point the device may operate the soundbar. A small number of soundbars don’t have Bluetooth capability, but the majority does. But you can work around this by purchasing a Bluetooth to 3.5mm receiver, connecting it to the soundbar’s audio jack, and using that instead.
Warranty and Support
You can get in touch with the manufacturer directly or find out more information on their website if you’d want a copy of the warranty for a product you saw on Amazon.com. Manufacturer’s warranties might not always be applicable, depending on things like how the product is used, where it was bought, and who sold it to you. If you have any issues, please read the guarantee, and then get in touch with the seller.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plug one end of your HDMI cable into the ARC or eARC connector on your TV and the other end into the OUT port on your soundbar to connect your soundbar to your TV. For ARC connections, make sure you have an HDMI 1.4 cable, and for eARC connections, an HDMI 2.1 cable.
Make sure the TV volume is turned up if you’re utilising an analogue connection. If the analogue audio output on the TV is set to “variable” and the soundbar isn’t producing any sound, try turning up the TV’s volume. Even with the soundbar set to maximum volume, there won’t be any sound if the TV is completely muted.
When viewing YouTube or set-top box video, the Soundbar’s loudness adjusts. The volume automatically adjusts when the A. VOL setting is turned on depending on the input signal or content from a connected device.
HDMI cord
The absolute best way to connect your soundbar to your TV is through an HDMI cable.
To hear your soundbar’s superior sound, mute or turn off your television’s built-in speakers. To send audio signals to your Soundbar, use high-quality cables such as HDMI (ARC) or other cables. If you can, adjust your equaliser settings to make sure your soundbar is configured for your particular audio source.
For more than five seconds, press and hold the Soundbar’s power and – (volume down) buttons. Disconnect the AC power cord. Reconnect the AC power cord and turn on the device by pressing the (power) button.
Make sure your computer’s volume is not muted. Restart the audio playback app after closing it. Your computer’s Bluetooth® feature should be turned off, then back on. Remove the speaker from the list of Bluetooth devices that are currently paired, and then pair it once more.
Most soundbars don’t require Wi-Fi to operate. Most soundbars lack Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and often use a cable connector to connect to your TV. You can link a soundbar to your network using Wi-Fi on the soundbar. Then, you can use wireless audio with your phone or another gadget.
A mobile device can be connected to your sound bar to produce a rich, immersive sound. However, please check your soundbar’s handbook to see if it can connect to your mobile device. All sound bars can connect to mobile devices utilizing Bluetooth.
Choose a soundbar with sufficient speaker channels. Modify the room’s acoustics.
Check to see if the TV is programmed correctly.
Your sound system should have more speakers.
Yes, there are now soundbars available with built-in technology that gives hearing-impaired people more conversation and voice clarity. Furthermore, soundbars include additional speakers that are built-in to deliver high-quality, room-filling sound.
Turning up the treble helps things sound brighter and more detailed since it alters how sensitive the system is to these higher frequencies. They’ll sound more relaxed if you turn them down.
The higher range treble and lower range bass can also be aimed directly towards you, the viewer, when a sound bar is added. Having that front-directed audio can also help with dialogue comprehension.
If you leave your soundbar on often, it could get damaged just like any other speaker. It may overheat, present a fire risk, and consume energy needlessly. Even though it might seem easy and safe to leave your soundbar on all the time, doing so can, among other things, reduce the lifespan of your investment.
Without a receiver, a soundbar connects to your TV and houses numerous speakers in addition to the electronics that power them. To provide a complete surround-sound system, some have rear speakers plus a separate, typically wireless subwoofer.
To display and change other choices, including Sound mode, Vertical surround, Voice mode, Night mode, Volume, Subwoofer volume, etc., press the HOME button on the soundbar remote.
To keep watching, you must keep pressing the TV button.
