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Recommendations For Music Player
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Hi, I want to buy a small device to listen to music in my conservatory. My Wifi signal does not extend to the conservatory, so I need something that i can play an alternative form of music on. Can anyone tell me what I should look for? I am a complete techno-phobe. Many thanks
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You've probably already got a suitable device: your mobile phone. You can use it to play MP3 files that you've put on it or, of course, you can use it as a radio. If you don't want to use earphones (or listen to the tinny sound from your phone's speaker) you can simply add a Bluetooth speaker and stream the music to that.
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You could try something like this DAB radio/CD player. I have one in the kitchen and use it all the time. No technology needed :-)
You could try something like this DAB radio/CD player. I have one in the kitchen and use it all the time. No technology needed :-)
Yes, C5, here’s a handy guide on how to download:
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Sony make some good BT speakers but have you read my link about a WiFi booster?
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Sony make some good BT speakers but have you read my link about a WiFi booster?
Leave the wifi out of it. Simply play the music on your Kindle Fire. You can connect it via Bluetooth to a suitable speaker:
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Bluetooth speakers are charged in the same way as your tablet or mobile phone is. They range from the cheap-&-cheerful models sold in discount stores like B & M (from £6 upwards) up to ones costing megabucks. (Note that the difference isn't just in sound quality. The cheaper models tend to have a far shorter battery life than those costing a bit more).
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Bluetooth speakers are charged in the same way as your tablet or mobile phone is. They range from the cheap-&-cheerful models sold in discount stores like B & M (from £6 upwards) up to ones costing megabucks. (Note that the difference isn't just in sound quality. The cheaper models tend to have a far shorter battery life than those costing a bit more).
See here
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and here
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