A:AnswerYou can either use remote or the first button in the speakers to play music on a particular device. Red light means it's off, if you hit the button on speakers two times it will turn green and then if you hit the button again it will turn on using your Bluetooth on smartphone or any other device. blue light means looking for Bluetooth devices, blue light stable means connected to a Bluetooth device. Bluetooth names starts with NS-HBTSS1*. Green blinking means connect using Aux, RCA uses the same green light. Hope this helps your answer.
A:AnswerI paid $79.00 for these. The original price was $200, it was marked down to $100 for the post holiday sale and actually rang up for $79. Def worth the 79 dollar price.
A:AnswerBe aware that there is a design flaw with the sub output and that it’s fixed so you cannot control the volume with the speakers. What I have done is connected the output from the main Bluetooth speaker to the speaker input connection on my sub and then connect the other speaker to the sub to combat this issue, and it works pretty well.
A:AnswerYou Should be able to connect your turntable to these speakers, I have an older STANTON professional turntable & it works fine. Not sure what other speakers would work if these don't.
A:AnswerThe little Insignia's work just fine with a Sony Core Active 10" subwoofer I picked up from Best Buys as an open box item. Plugged the subwoofer into the connection provide on the back of the powered Insignia speaker. Got some great sounds playing Spotify and FLAC files from my laptop without any additional equipment. I need to play around with the crossover controls on the subwoofer and tailor my sound to where I want it. I think since the Insignias are powered speakers also it will take a while to get that right!
