Sound devices can be used not only for listening to music but also for creating acoustic effects in a room. Various models possess unique characteristics, making them suitable for different situations. In this article, we will examine two main types of devices — vibration resonance and mechanical vibration speakers — and discuss how to choose the appropriate device depending on its purpose, their features, applications, and advantages.
Photo 1: Different colors of the vibration speaker "Adin"
Vibrational resonance devices are divided into two types: portable and stationary. Portable devices have a built-in battery and a maximum power of 26 watts. These devices do not support playback from a USB drive but can play sound from your smartphone by connecting via Bluetooth or using a classic AUX cable connection to your MP3 player. For example, the "Adin" brand vibration speaker is ideal for use anywhere, as it operates for 4-7 hours continuously, thanks to its built-in 1400 mAh battery, and its compact size allows it to fit even in a jacket pocket. Their compact size and ease of use make them perfect for use where there is no possibility of connecting to a power supply. With high sound quality, such devices can create the necessary atmosphere and have proven to be reliable and efficient. Additionally, they do not require complex installation, making them accessible for most users, as in many cases, simply placing the device on a surface will make it start playing immediately. An important aspect is that despite their compact size, they can produce loud and clear sound, making them an excellent choice for entertainment and various sound experiments. Regarding the popular 26-watt vibration speaker from "Adin," it's worth noting that this device offers the option to connect two speakers together using an AUX cable, which can enhance the sound effect by at least double. This allows you to create a richer and fuller sound, and you can also place the speakers far apart. This opens up possibilities for creating an impressive atmosphere by placing the speakers in different parts of the room, allowing the sound to evenly fill the space.
Photo 2: Stationary vibration speaker – example of a 25 W kit.
The second type of vibrational resonance speakers is stationary and operates on a 220-volt power supply. These speakers consist of several components and can vary in power, starting from 26 watts and going up to 80 watts or more. These speakers support connections via Bluetooth and AUX, and, unlike portable devices, they usually support USB drives, making them versatile for any use. Keep in mind that the higher the power, the larger the diameter and weight of the speaker. Each speaker is equipped with the necessary amplifier and power supply, ensuring optimal performance. There are various configurations available, with options to connect one or two speakers (the second can be purchased later). The space for sound experiments with stationary devices is much broader; you can choose additional components that allow you to automate sound playback as needed. One simple option is connecting such a device through a smart outlet, allowing remote control of the speakers, enabling you to turn the sound on and off from your smartphone, while at work, which can be very convenient. Such systems are often installed in cars to create deep bass or in residential spaces if a particular sound atmosphere is desired. It's also important to consider that setting up these systems does not require special skills; to correctly connect all elements and configure them for maximum efficiency, it is sufficient to receive a brief consultation from us. Models that operate on mains power are ideal for stationary use, where high power and sound quality are essential.
Photo 3: Mechanical vibration speaker - example of a set.
Mechanical vibration speakers are unique devices that operate based on the principle of a mechanical sound generator. They have a built-in piston that, upon receiving a signal from the remote control, starts to strike or vibrate, producing loud sound. These devices can be adjusted to specific speeds and intervals of operation, such as 5 minutes of striking followed by 5 minutes of pause. They are perfect for use in spaces where a vibrational resonance speaker cannot be used, such as those with drywall or when an acoustic effect needs to be transmitted closer to the ceiling, especially where there are stretch ceilings and there is no possibility of installing a traditional vibrational resonance speakers. It is worth noting that these devices create a powerful impact on the space, providing strong acoustic effects, and are ideal for drawing attention to specific sound effects.
Conclusions:
It is important to optimally select a device for each case, considering its purpose and the specifics of the situation, as well as the construction of the building or the characteristics of the surface. Perhaps you are looking for a solution to combat noisy neighbors or want to improve sound quality in your home or car. We will select the best option, taking into account all your wishes. Remember that the right choice of equipment can significantly simplify its further installation and use. We have extensive experience working with various sound devices and are ready to assist you in making a selection by providing the necessary information. Please contact us at the phone numbers listed on our website.
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