SINGING WOOD BT25 (2024 Version) Bluetooth Active Bookshelf Speakers for with Optical Aux inputs Subwoofer Line Out for PC, TVs, Turntable, Wooden Enclosure,80W - Beach Wood
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Color: Beech Wood
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- POWERED BLUETOOTH 5.0 Delivers incredible audio sound from your smartphone, tablet, PCs, TVs, and any Bluetooth device, with perfect hassle-free true wireless connection.
- Subwoofer OutEnhance your audio experience with the Subwoofer-Ready Bookshelf Speakers. These dynamic speakers feature a 0.75-inch silk dome tweeter and a powerful 4-inch woofer, delivering a captivating surround sound experience for your home theater. Take your audio setup to the next level by utilizing the SUB OUT jack, allowing seamless connectivity to any powered subwoofers you may have.
- Multiple Wired Inputs Immerse yourself in high-quality sound with the Multi-input Wired Inputs. These versatile speakers come equipped with Optical inputs that support 24-bit 192k digital audio, ensuring a pristine and lossless connection to your TV. The convenience of connecting to devices with RCA output opens up a world of possibilities. You can effortlessly link to your TV via optical input and simultaneously connect to a turntable using the RCA input, eliminating the need for an additional stereo speaker setup.
- Note: When setting up the speakers with a turntable, please remember to switch the turntable to LINE OUT instead of PHONO OUT for optimal performance. Elevate your audio setup with these feature-rich bookshelf speakers for an unparalleled listening experience.
- CLASSIC WOODEN ENCLOSURE Stylish design speakers made with high-quality MDF wood finish to apply to any home decor, featuring a built-in amplifier, 4" full range bass driver, and 0.75" silk dome tweeter for high-performance sound reproduction.
- FEATURESAllows volume control and switching inputs at your fingertips via remote control. You can also make an advanced sound adjustment with the bass and treble controller located on the side of the main speaker.
- SINGING WOOD ADVANTAGEAmerica's leading audio brand based in California, 36 months warranty and easy to reach after-sales customer support team always be with you when you are in need. We guarantee high-quality parts and labor warranty service for two years with lifetime technical support.
Brand: SINGING WOOD
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 80 Watts
Frequency Response: 66 Hz
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Optical, RCA
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Input Voltage: 240 Volts
Mounting Type: Shelf Mount
Material: Wood
Model Name: BT25-BW
Speaker Type: Bookshelf
Special Feature: Bluetooth, Line in x 2, Optical input, Subwoofer Output Jack
Recommended Uses For Product: For Music Players, For Smartphones or Tablets, For Surround Sound Systems, For Televisions, PC gaming, turntable
Compatible Devices: bluetooth, smartphone, iphone, android, ios, tablet, RCA, 3.5mm
Subwoofer Diameter: 4 Inches
Unit Count: 2 Count
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2.0
Color: Beech Wood
Included Components: IR Remote, Line in 3.5mm to RCA, Power Adapter, RCA to RCA, Speaker Cable
Product Dimensions: 7"D x 8"W x 9"H
Item Weight: 9 Pounds
Impedance: 4 Ohm
Is Waterproof: False
Warranty Type: Extended
Maximum Range: 10 Meters
Number of Items: 2
Control Method: Remote
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Speaker Size: 4 Inches
Power Source: AC only
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 84 dB
Woofer Diameter: 4 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 0.75 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Customer Package Type: FFP
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Audio Driver Size: 5 Inches
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Includes MP3 player?: No
Number of Power Levels: 5
Series Number: 25
UPC: 856752008371
Manufacturer: Leaderwave
Shape: Rectangular
Item Weight: 9 pounds
Item model number: BT25-BW
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 25, 2019
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Color: Beech Wood
So far we really like these speakers. We decided to downsize from our old bulky speakers. They a very versatile. We have them hardwired to our stereo system and also use the Bluetooth access to play music from our other electronic devices. Sound quality is impressive from a shelf style speaker and output is more than enough for our needs. The appearance is pleasing and construction is neat and clean. The Bluetooth connectivity is simple and easy. After the first session it’s just a push of a button and you’re playing your favorite music. The price and quality are both very good.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025 by K Bizzle
I did not have a lot of expectations when I purchased these speakers. I bought them only to enhance a record player that I recently acquired for my wife. I liked the atheistic and the reviews, so that was enough for me. Turns out, these are very nice looking and sounding speakers. The have a great bass level, and the mid and highs are decent. Overall, I am very impressed with these speakers. Just make sure that you choose them for the right application. As for me, THUMBS UP Singing Wood!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by Kirk Miller
Really nice sound for small speakers. Easy setup! But no AAA batteries included for the remote! Seriously?!🤬🤦🏼♂️
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Steven A. Martens Steven A. Martens
For what they are, their sound reproduction is very, very good. To expect them to be able to reproduce extreme low freq would be stupid, as they're only mids and highs. The remote works well, they look very high quality. Glad I purchased these instead of the more expensive ones, as they meet my needs (speakers for my PC) very well. Sound way better than the Logitech PC speakers I've had.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024 by Jake w
These are what they are, an amazing set of bluetooth speakers for the money. They sound great in a 12x14 room. They are not capable of high-volume clean sound but at low and moderate volumes they are very clean. You need to wire the two speakers together for stereo bluetooth but this is a minor inconvenience. They have a very small footprint and look fantastic. They have high quality non-scratch pads on the bottom so you can set them on fine furniture. Despite the name, the sides do not appear to be wood but MDF.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022 by Christopher A. Steinmetz
I would rate these 2-1/2 stars overall. Appearance, construction, packaging, accessories, ease of setup, Bluetooth pairing- are all first rate - 5 stars. But of course, the reason we buy speakers is for the sound, and in this regard, I am really disappointed. I didn't expect a home theater sound system- I didn't even expect them to fulfill the dream of a "poor man's Edifier" speaker pair. But I did expect them to sound a LOT better than they do. For context- I am replacing a 25-year-old set of Yamaha computer speakers- very small desktop speakers with a modest subwoofer. These are rated at a total of 30 watts RMS (6 + 6 + 18 SW). If they hadn't failed, I probably would not be buying new speakers. The SingingWood are advertised as being 80 watts- let's assume RMS is 40 watts, so still 1/3 more powerful. Here are my observations: 1. My first impression was that these SingingWood speakers are unpleasantly bright. I double checked the treble and bass controls to make sure they were in their mid-point detents and played with cutting treble to find a more pleasant setting- I nearly had it fully cut before the grating edge was reduced. (I am a senior citizen- supposedly our high-frequency hearing is the first portion of the spectrum we lose!) 2. The second thing I noticed was a lack of midrange definition or presence. It seemed muted or muffled. So I tried reducing the bass and treble settings to see if that would allow the midrange to emerge and clear up. Emerge, yes; clear up, no. 3. The third thing I noticed was a lack of bass. I figured that with a stronger amp built-in than that of my old Yamahas coupled with a generation's improvement in speaker technology, these would have been far better. But no- while I could hear bass guitar parts, for example, they were trebly. I tried several pieces of music that I am very familiar with and many settings to try to get a little bit of low-end. I have used rechargeable portable Bluetooth speakers for ~$35 that had noticeably better low end. A pair of those ($70) would sound better IMO. 4. The fourth thing was an overall boominess, as if something wasn't properly damped inside the cabinets, regardless of the piece of music. 5. When connected over Bluetooth and watching a YouTube video, there was quite a noticeable delay between the audio and the video. Some delay is to be expected. This went away when I connected using the provided RCA to 3.5mm cable. I could not test the optical connection (cable included!) because my PC doesn't have an optical output. The quality of the sound when listening to music did not change appreciably between Bluetooth and analog wired connection. 6. Yes, these are loud. You can crank up the volume and drive me out of the room. So I went about boosting the bass, cutting the treble, trying many different combinations, looking for some settings that would take away the high-end harshness, provide a little more midrange clarity and roundness, get rid of the mid-range boominess and hopefully provide a modicum of low-end floor appropriate for a small speaker. I never succeeded in finding any settings such that I even wanted to listen to music, let alone a combination that I found pleasing. This is in stark contrast to my experience with cheap portable Bluetooth speakers. I then decided to compare to my wife's nine-year-old Edifier 1170's which *cost twice as much.* I knew this wouldn't be a fair comparison, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't simply expecting too much from a small speaker, and these are the same size +/-. The Edifiers provided a much rounder and consistent sound across the spectrum. There was no hint of boominess. And the Bluetooth delay was very substantially less (probably 1/3 of the SingingWood). And again, these are 9-year-old speakers. Look, I love what a nice job SingingWood has done by producing an attractive well-built product, with every cord you might need included in the package, even an optical cable. But the sound doesn't work for me- you may feel very differently, as many other reviewers have. To me, my 25-year old Yamaha computer speakers sound much better, and readily available rechargeable portable Bluetooth speakers sound better. I haven't decided whether it's worth it to me to pay twice as much for another pair of Edifiers because I'm only using these for computer speakers- but I might (and I'm on a tight budget). Or I might even buy a pair of rechargeable portable Bluetooth speakers. In summary, I cannot reconcile my experience with all the reviewers extolling the sound of these SingingWood speakers. With disappointment and even a bit of sadness, I am returning them.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025 by S. C. OBrien
Really like the styling and sound quality of these shelf speakers. I wasn't looking for Bluetooth speakers that needed to be charged all the time. So, I specifically liked the fact that these came with an AC adapter to provide consistent power. Additionally, the 80 watts give you the ability to add a subwoofer or additional speakers to the system. The remote completed the package!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by Christopher Fluellen Christopher Fluellen
Color: Beech Wood
Bluetooth stopped working in about 6 months Now they are useless.. Sound was good tho, when they worked
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2025 by Marek