Bluetooth loudspeakers have become a common presence in our living rooms and offices and among the small-dimension speakers, those with Bluetooth capabilities are some of the most numerous. Of course, this goes hand in hand with the fact the a lot of other gear is using the same radio protocol: headphones, music-enabled mobile phones, audio/video receivers, more and more portable digital media players and the list can go on and on.

It's with pleasure that we can introduce to you the following piece of audio technology: the Any Source Bluetooth Speaker; and the name it goes by is as close to the truth as possible.

 

This speaker comes with a classic LCR design, sporting a neat array based on two drivers delivering between 80 Hz and 20 kHz and a center-loaded inverted-cone subwoofer with independent amplification for eliminating background noise. The Class D amplifier can serve as much a 60W to the drivers, which is more than enough for a medium-to-large room.

 

The cabinet is made form wooden panels with internal bracing and rounded corners for less vibration; at the same time, the front-firing bass-reflex port will enhance the bottom-end and add a more chunky character to your listening. You can use the Any Source Bluetooth Speaker with or without its elegant cloth front grille, helping you integrate this speaker in almost any decor and setting with zero efforts.

 

One can use the Any Source Bluetooth Speaker in conjunction with cell phones, iPods, PDAs and generally speaking any A2DP-compatible device. And, of course, the 3.5mm stereo aux in jack will let you link your other non-Bluetooth media players, CD players and so on. The only thing missing from this altogether very nifty piece of audio tech is a battery compartment or a built-in rechargeable pack for perfect mobility; instead, you have to plug it in an AC outlet.

 

The Any Source Bluetooth Speaker can be yours for under $260 and this makes it a very good present idea for someone you care about and who loves music.

 

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