I’ve been meaning to get one of these. I like to listen to my iPod all over the 
house and sometimes in various other places if I want to show a sound clip to 
someone. I’m adding it to my Christmas list to send to Santa. :)

Teresa
        
"We're made of star stuff."--Carl Sagan

On Dec 11, 2013, at 6:54 AM, Sandratomkins <sandratomk...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> I've just received, through the post, something I ordered last week. Now, I 
> must be honest, I have only played with it for half an hour or so, but, 
> considering the price, the size, the portability, this is a brilliant little 
> toy! So, what is it?
> 
> Basically, it is a small plastic ball measuring approximately an inch and a 
> half in diameter. One half of the ball unscrews and shows a sticky rubberised 
> pad. This sticky pad can be attached to, virtually, any surface. The ball is 
> connected via cable directly to your iPhone. There is a small battery case 
> for two I think they are called penlight batteries but will check on that 
> later halfway along this cable. Also, when I say "iPhone", this device will 
> work with any sound output device that has an ear plug Jack so, a nano and 
> iPod and iPad or any of the android devices. What it does: it uses the 
> structure of the body to which you have attached it as a speaker. Thus, when 
> I stick it to my large fridge I get a good big sound with a reasonable degree 
> of base! Wooden cupboards are, of course, very good too! You can create 
> different kinds of sound using different items, for example, a tin might get 
> you more high-pitched frequencies. I was thinking, this might be useful for 
> people with hearing difficulties who prefer different frequencies.
> 
> It is, of course, a sort of toy! But it actually works! I think it cost about 
> €12, but don't quote me on that. This is something you can put in a pocket 
> attached to the key ring or put in your bag and you could easily forget that 
> you've got it. But you do have to remember to keep the cables and batteries 
> with it. I shall play some more, but I was thinking it a worthwhile thing to 
> mention here especially with Christmas coming up! It may be that there are 
> Bluetooth versions of these which would make it even more portable! But as it 
> stands I'm very glad have bought this one for now. Below is the first scan I 
> have taken from the small bit of documentation that came with the device. 
> Maybe it will whet your appetite? And I will be back with more info, if 
> anyone is interested, that is.
> 
> Sandy
> 
> Thank you for purchasing this product. Please read all the instructions 
> carefully before using and ensure you keep the manual safe for future 
> reference.
> 
> The manufacturer will not be
> 
> held responsible for any indirect damage arising from the use of this product.
> 
> SMALL IN SIZE, BIG ON SOUND!
> 
> The Mighty Boom Ball is a portable vibration speaker that turns literally any 
> object into a high volume speaker allowing you to enjoy your music anywhere, 
> anytime•
> 
> DIAGRAM
> 
> ~---_
> Strap Top cover Adhesive pad Conductor
> 
> r- ,,
> tt
> Connector
> 
> WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS Avoid dropping or knocking the speaker.
> •
> Do not forcefully pull the speaker cable•
> To prevent malfunction avoid placing in direct sunlight, or any damp, dusty 
> or high-temperature area.
> If the speaker gets dirty, wipe with a clean towel paying special attention 
> to the socket area.
> 
> A dirty socket may affect the sound quality or result in no sound The speaker 
> contains magnetic components, Therefore keep away from any object with a 
> magnetic strip such as pacemakers. C~T TVs, CRT monitors, analogue clocks and 
> credit cards as it could affect their functionality,
> 
> OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
> 
> Do not attach the speaker to paper as this might get damaged during removal•
> 
> Avoid attaching to swaying or tilted surfaces to prevent the speaker from 
> falling.
> 
> Continuous playback may vary depending on the device, music type and volume 
> level.
> 
> The volume levels and sound quality of the speaker may vary depending on the 
> device and the object it is attached to.
> 
> Depending on the model some devices may require an adaptor•Thank you for 
> purchasing this product. Please read all the instructions carefully before 
> using and ensure you keep the manual safe for future reference.
> 
> The manufacturer will not be
> 
> held responsible for any indirect damage arising from the use of this product.
> 
> SMALL IN SIZE, BIG ON SOUND!
> 
> The Mighty Boom Ball is a portable vibration speaker that turns literally any 
> object into a high volume speaker allowing you to enjoy your music anywhere, 
> anytime•
> 
> DIAGRAM
> 
> ~---_
> Strap Top cover Adhesive pad Conductor
> 
> r- ,,
> tt
> Connector
> 
> WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS Avoid dropping or knocking the speaker.
> •
> Do not forcefully pull the speaker cable•
> To prevent malfunction avoid placing in direct sunlight, or any damp, dusty 
> or high-temperature area.
> If the speaker gets dirty, wipe with a clean towel paying special attention 
> to the socket area.
> 
> A dirty socket may affect the sound quality or result in no sound The speaker 
> contains magnetic components, Therefore keep away from any object with a 
> magnetic strip such as pacemakers. C~T TVs, CRT monitors, analogue clocks and 
> credit cards as it could affect their functionality,
> 
> OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
> 
> Do not attach the speaker to paper as this might get damaged during removal•
> 
> Avoid attaching to swaying or tilted surfaces to prevent the speaker from 
> falling.
> 
> Continuous playback may vary depending on the device, music type and volume 
> level.
> 
> The volume levels and sound quality of the speaker may vary depending on the 
> device and the object it is attached to.
> 
> Depending on the model some devices may require an adaptor•
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
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