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CKS Entertainment Systems Introduce The Soundbug (8/6/2004)

Initially developed as a highly portable alternative to headphones or loudspeakers for use with products such as portable CD, MP3, MiniDisc and cassette players.

Smaller than a computer mouse, Soundbug plugs into the standard 3.5mm headphone socket of any device. A sucker push ring attaches it firmly to any hard, glossy surface such as glass, metal or MDF. It could be a table, a mirror, a worktop, a desk, or a window. The signal from the audio device creates a soundingboard out of the surface to which it is attached, reproducing sound in a new way.

The magnetic field that causes the tiny amount of Terfenol-D inside the Soundbug to react, is created by a drive coil around the Terfenol-D.

A single Soundbug can generate sound levels of up to 75dB, loud enough for a group of people to enjoy music together, or listen to the sound output from a laptop presentation or a camcorder video. Two Soundbugs can be linked in parallel to reproduce full stereo and a significantly increased sound output.

Product Features:

- Listen to music without speakers or headphones
- Play your favorite music wherever you want
- Creates a sounding board out of any surface you attach it to
- Attaches to any glossy, hard surface (windows, tables etc)
- Connects to personal stereos, mini-disc, CD or MP3 players, handheld games, camcorders or laptops using a 3.5mm jack
- Connect 2 Soundbugs together for full stereo sound
- Up to 75 decibels for a single Soundbug
- Power sleep circuit
- Pocket size: 95mm x 50mm x 35mm
- Weight 180g including batteries
- Comes supplied with 3 x AAA batteries

Packaged weight of Soundbug + instruction + batteries in bubble wrap as supplied: 200g
Packaged weight as above in a box of dimension 115mm x 55mm x 80mm: 218g

www.cksgroup.co.uk/entertainment


 
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