911 Speaker
06/8/2020
This High-end Bluetooth Speaker is built with the original exhaust-pipe from the 911 GT3. It has been made from high-quality materials, including an aluminum housing and the use of Bluetooth 4.0, apt-X technology for a wireless music transfer from smartphones, tablets or PCs at CD quality and 'Easy Connection' with devices via NFC technology. Its 60-watt system performance plus true wireless enables you to wirelessly connect your 911 Speaker with another 911 Speaker as a second sound source in the same room mode for pure stereo sound.
The integrated lithium-ion battery enables you to listen to music on the move for up to 24 hours without having to connect back up to a plug socket.
Technical data: 60 watts, Maximum sound pressure: 95 dB SPL, Battery up to 24 hours. Bluetooth: Bluetooth® standard 4.0 (A2DP), Supports CSR aptX® decoding, Range of up to 10 m, 2.400-2.483,5 MHz frequency range (2,4 GHz ISM band), Max. transmission power 10 mW (+10 dBm). Dimensions 290 x 155x 120mm (L x B x H) and weighs approx. 3.3 kg. Connections: AUX-IN, DC IN (12 V 1.5 A), Mini USB-IN (Service jack).
Item number: 4046901641313
£295.00 incl. VAT
Contact 0 113 389 0600 or info@porschel eeds.co.uk for further details on the 911 speaker.
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