SENSEMILD

SENSEMILD Bluetooth Speaker, Vinyl Record Player Old Fashioned Classic

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Specifications

• SPEAKER TYPE: Surround Sound, 3D, Computer
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth
• SUBWOOFER DIAMETER: 1.6 Inches
• BRAND: SENSEMILD
• RECOMMENDED USES FOR PRODUCT: Bluetooth computer with HFP, A2DP, AVRCP Bluetooth protocol, USB Bluetooth adapter, Bluetooth cell phones etc.
• AMPLIFIER: 5-watt
• BLUETOOTH: 5.0
• BATTERY: 1200MAH
• BATTERY LIFE: 50 hours
• BATTERY VOLTAGE: lower than 3.3V
• PLAY BACK TIME: 50 hours
• LOUDSPEAKER: 44mm
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 2.12 x 5.2 x 4 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT: 1.22 pounds

Introduction

This tiny Bluetooth speaker was styled to resemble an antique phonograph from the 1950s. It takes inspiration from the shape of a vinyl record player and expertly combines historical design with Nordic aesthetics to make a striking visual statement. Our creative argument is stronger because the vinyl disc actually rotates at a steady speed while our X10 plays music. With the integrated 1200 mAh battery and an improved circuit architecture, you may listen to music wirelessly for up to 50 hours. With the Bluetooth 5.0 chip’s strong transmission capabilities, you can play or watch videos with little to no lag. The 44mm loudspeaker offers a smooth and smooth sound, and the 360 sound experience immerses you. Sound is the art of heredity. It has external design that is really simple.

The finer points draw attention to the quality, the clean lines are expertly created, and the brushed discs meet the deep texture. Your favourite digital music can be played over the turntable’s speakers wirelessly using a smartphone, tablet, or laptop. One Aux input cable is provided with the kit. This turntable can be easily connected to your phone or iPad using an Aux cord to function as a speaker. A nice option as a special gift for ladies, ever for birthday or other celebrations, is this vintage vinyl record player appearance made, mechanical knob adjustment appears like a real vinyl player, gorgeous color with vintage style combination.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• Speaker*1
• Charging Cable*1
• Audio Cable*1
• Manual*1

HOW IT WORKS

The diaphragm was exposed to sound waves, which caused it to vibrate. The tinfoil cylinder was rotated by a hand crank while the groove was being carved by the needle to record the sound vibrations from the diaphragm. The sound was played by the machine’s output side using an amplifier and a needle.

HOW TO MAINTAIN

• Maintain the record player’s volume.
• Remove It From Speakers.
• Organize your records.
• Eliminate all static.
• Implement a record clamp.
• Adapt the tracking speed and force.
• Establish Your Own Speaker Setup.
• Switch out the stylus.

HOW TO MAKE OLD VINYL SOUND BETTER

Because of this, some vinyl enthusiasts purchase record cleaners that essentially suction dirt out of the grooves. Although those devices can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars, there are more affordable ways to be honest. Old LPs can be made quieter by splashing some distilled water over the grooves.

HOW IT PRODUCES SOUND

The grooves on the disc are “read” by the record player’s stylus as it passes through them. An electric signal is produced by this reading and is sent to an amplifier. The signal is ultimately carried through the amplifier to the speakers, where it is output as sound.

HOW IT GETS POWER

The preamp cleans up the signal from the cartridge before sending it to the amplifier. The signal from the preamp is then amplified and powered by the amplifier. Electricity is used in all of this. Therefore, electricity is still required for portable turntables.

Frequently Asked Questions

In the event of no signal, does the speaker turn off automatically?

I’m not certain. But I connect my iPad to it using the auxiliary 3.5 mm connection. This speaker is excellent, and soon after my first one was arrived and I tried it out, I bought another one since I was so pleased with the sound quality. It’s a fantastic high-quality product!

When I play music on my phone, does the music disc spin?

Yes, when you move the metal arm toward the disc to indicate that music is being played, the S330 stereo successfully boots up. Once you pair your phone with the stereo via Bluetooth, the music disc spins in time with the music.

What volume is it? Is it loud enough to play while taking a shower in the bathroom?

With 5-watt amplifiers processing audio output, this miniature vintage phonograph sounds remarkably richer and louder without any distortion despite its small size and strong bass improvement. In the restroom, everything—even sound effects and sounds—will be enhanced.

CDs can this play?

CDs can’t be played on this. This Bluetooth speaker allows you to listen to music from your mobile.

Could you leave the record player on?

You should always keep the dust cover open while playing your records because this isn’t always achievable. The impact of closing the dust cover during playback, as well as feedback and distortion from the sound inside the cover, might cause skipping.

What setting ought to be used for my record player?

If you choose the wrong speed for the record you’re playing, it will sound like the battery is running low. If you speak too quickly, you’ll hear Alvin and the Chipmunks. While most 7-inch discs play at 45 RPM, most 12-inch recordings require 33 RPM.

What causes skips on vinyl records?

Dust and grime that gets into the grooves of your records is a common cause of skipping. New records may also include dust or grime, much like old records may have it through storage, paper sleeves, or environmental dust.

Can I use water to clean vinyl records?

Without a doubt, water can be used to clean vinyl records. To get rid of any potential deposits and impurities from the water, it is recommended to use distilled or deionized water. Use bottled water instead of tap water to avoid leaving residue on the vinyl record itself from calcium deposits and pollutants.

What is used to create records?

Vinyl records are made of PVC (polyvinyl chloride), which is transparent in its natural state and allows for the creation of nearly any color imaginable.

What is the lifespan of vinyl?

Some claim that records can remain in good condition for more than 100 years with proper use and maintenance. Some will speak less. If you’re referring to how long it takes for records to decay, it might take up to 1000 years.

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