JAMBluetooth Bookshelf Speakers - Compact, Mains Powered Dual Speaker System, Aux-in Function, wireless Turntable speakers, 4" Driver, High Definition Amplifiers, Richer Bass, Finer Acoustics - Wood

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The media could not be loaded. I paired these speakers with the Jam turntable (connected via a jack) and have observed fantastic output when playing my collection. They are excellent value for money at 79.99 which is what I paid. Setup is easy and though the volume and power controls are at the back of the left hand speaker due to my setup I have not found them tedious to operate. I did have one day's use out of the bluetooth for testing and found the connectivity to be consistent and liked that the volume could be controlled using the volume dial on the turntable too. Aesthetically they pair great with the Jam vinyl player. No bass or treble control but from the output received am okay with what it given by the speakers.

Using for vinyl and Spotify. A little confused by the instructions when changing inputs but not hard to figure out. No RCA cable supplied, instead you get an RCA to aux adapter which was disappointing, luckily I had one in the man drawer though.On the plus side they’re great speakers for the price and they look very smart. Excellent sound, love the clarity of the bass.

I received a defective product. The Right side speaker was not working properly, there was no sound.

These are amazing, the sound quality is fantastic,, I brought these for my husband to match the vynil player I brought him a few years ago and I am so glad I did, he has had cheaper speakers in the past which no way look as good or sound any where near as good as these, they look lovely altogether !!

Good sound.and quite loud.love em.

I've had these several months now and I'm not a hi-fi enthusiast, I just wanted some nice-looking speakers for my turntable that sounded good to an untrained ear and were loud enough to fill the room for a party.On those criteria, these are great. I'm happy with the sound and they look lovely—way more expensive than they are.The problem with them is that for some unimaginable reason the designers thought it would be a great idea for them to make a really loud, long, cheery series of blooping noises on switch-on and shut down. And also to have an automatic shut-down that kicks in after just a few minutes left idle. So if you don't leap out of your chair and flip to the B-side, your speakers will scare the crap out of you and anyone standing near them after a very short period of time—and then you will have to go switch the things on again, which means rooting around behind the speakers, pressing and holding down an awkward button until it makes that horrendous noise again, and then, if you have it wired up rather than bluetooth, pressing and holding the button yet again for a hard-to-determine but always longer than it takes for the first track to kick in amount of time until they switch to wired mode. Every time.This combination is beyond annoying and I don't think I'd have bought these if I'd realised I'd spend the next few years dealing with it, so I'll probably replace them when I can afford to. It's a shame as otherwise they're great for the money. But if this sort of thing is going to irritate you as much as it does me, I'd shop around.

Loving the presentation and the sound quality, mind, it’s not being used in an audiophile purist environment.One major qualm is the bootup/shutsown sound, which seems to have just to be blasting, making the product less than suitable for all those times when you just want to listen to music / watch a movie quietly, without alerting everyone around you.