** New Product Microlab H30 BT & H50 BT Bookshelf Speakers**

Just a quick question - I can find no mention of a headphone jack point, do the white 20W's have this?

I don't own them, but

2.0 H30 BT
Amplifier
Total power: 24 Watt RMS
Power distribution: 12 Watt x 2 RMS
Harmonic distortion: <0.5 % (1W 1KHz)
Frequence response: 50Hz - 20KHz
Signal/Noise ratio: >75 dB
Seperation: >45 dB

Speakers
Tweeter drive type 0.75”
Tweeter impedance 6 Ohm
Woofer drive type 3.5"
Woofer impedance 4 ohm

Interfaces
Input
2RCA coonection
Bluetooth wireless technology V4.0 and A2DP
NFC contactless connection

Output
RCA to left speaker

Dimensions
135(W) x 225 (H) x 220(D) mm

Accessories
Speaker interconnection cable 1pc
3.5mm stereo to 2 RCA cable 1pc
User manual 1pc
Info from: http://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/microlab_h30_bt_amp_h50_bt_review,2.html
 
Just a quick question - I can find no mention of a headphone jack point, do the white 20W's have this?

when you say headphone jack do you mean to plug into the speakers? they have jack to rca (soundcard to speaker and wireless connectivity.
 
I have tested the H50 BT in use with a Maximus V formula via BT with no issue, and see no reason why others wouldnt do so too.

The wireless connection is good (not through concrete walls though), the connection is open working on a last paired basis. This could be annoying if you have friends who find this out and decide to play their latest favourite death metal track via phone unexpectedly but should not be an issue at all otherwise.

didn't try that are you saying someone else can interrupt the bluetooth pairing? or does it default to a blue tooth pairing if someone attempts?

Can say I'm very impressed with the speakers. The H50 are a good rival to the Edifier 1600RT. Trying to source the H30 in Black they aren't avail yet but as soon as they are I think I will take a pair for my living room.
 
when you say headphone jack do you mean to plug into the speakers? they have jack to rca (soundcard to speaker and wireless connectivity.

I mean somewhere to plug my headphones into on the speaker... A bit like the Logitech Z-2300's has the input on the volume/bass controller.
 
Can anyone tell me if these need to be turned off and on everytime you want to use them or do they auto sleep and wake up as needed ?
 
They have a built in amplifier I would assume it continues to try and amplify nothing if you leave them on.
 
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