Go + Play Wireless
Portable loudspeaker that streams audio wirelessly from digital music devices.
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Specifications
- Bluetooth
- Power Consumption
- 65W (maximum); 0.5W (standby mode)
- Input Impedance
- >10k ohms
- Frequency Response
- 40Hz – 20kHz
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- >85dB
- Drivers
- Two Ridge and two Atlas transducers
- Power
- Tweeters: 2 x 15 watts @ 1% THD Woofers: 2 x 30 watts @ 1% THD
- Input Sensitivity
- 250mV
- Weight (kg)
- 4.3
- Depth (mm)
- 230
- Height (in)
- 9-1/2
- Depth (in)
- 9
- Height (mm)
- 240
- Width (in)
- 20
- Weight (lb)
- 9.4
- Width (mm)
- 500
Superior sound and style designed to move you - and move with you
Beautiful sound, whether docked or not. For nearly 60 years, Harman Kardon® engineers have designed some of the world’s most sought-after speaker and amplification systems for home and car audio – including the only speaker system to become a permanent fixture at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). In a continuing effort to turn personal audio into true works of art, Harman Kardon technologists and artisans now deliver powerful sound in a pristine, wireless package: the Harman Kardon Go + Play™ Wireless, a breathtakingly beautiful loudspeaker dock designed to bring the best out of your digital music and look fabulous doing it. Plug in your iPhone or Pod, and listen to music while your dock charges it. Or go full-on wireless; the HARMAN TrueStream™ guarantee assures you of the highest-quality sound from any of your Bluetooth®-enabled devices, such as tablets, laptops and MP3 players. Featuring dual high-frequency, advanced midrange transducers and high-excursion, low-frequency drivers, the Harman Kardon Go + Play Wireless produces great clarity with deep, thunderous bass. In addition to delivering great sound, it provides you with a highly attractive design that is sure to complement any place you put it. But this beauty isn’t designed to sit in one place all the time – grab onto its sleek, stainless-steel handle, and take it wherever you go. Make no mistake, this isn’t your run-of-the-mill audio dock. This is the one-of-a-kind Harman Kardon Go + Play Wireless.
FAQs & How-Tos
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This is because most Windows do not support A2DP stereo audio streaming via Bluetooth, the standard for music-listening through Bluetooth. The system will support keyboards, mice, printers etc. via Bluetooth, but not audio. It is necessary to download the proper drivers, either from the computer manufacturer, the software manufacturer or the manufacturer of the Bluetooth chip in the computer. Help to do this must be sought with the companies that supply one or more of these computer features.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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Three devices can be connected to Go + Play BT/Wireless at the same time. You can easily take turns when playing music from 3 connected devices by pressing play on one of them. If you press play on the second of the connected devices, the first one will be interrupted and the second will start playing, and so on. If you want to connect a 4th device, you'll be required to disconnect one of the connected devices first.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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Fortunately the Go+Play in all versions is made with this problem in mind. One of the feet is adjustable. Look at the four feet. One is different from the others. You can insert a 3mm hex key into the center hole in it, then loosen the foot insert and unscrew it until the unit is steady. The adjustable insert may stick a little, so exert a steady, firm pressure to get it loose if this is the case.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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The Go+Play Wireless must be in Standby to be able to switch On when receiving a signal. This function uses a small amount of power, and cannot be switched off. Remove batteries when not in use for more than 2 weeks to prevent power draining.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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When the speaker is switching quickly between music sources via Bluetooth, it's normal to experience a very short 'pop' sound because the Bluetooth signal is breaking in and doing the handshake with the speaker. It won't appear after the Bluetooth signal is stable.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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This is caused by the volume synchronizaton system in the iPad. When you switch off the iPad with click sounds activated, it sends the click sound to the Go+Play, also ordering the Go+Play to increase volume to maximum. The hiss is a result of the Go+Play Wireless being at full volume. As soon as you re-start your music playing from the iPad, volume is back to normal music use. If you do not switch the iPad on again, the Go+Play goes into standby after a few minutes, and the hiss disappears. You can prevent this problem by de-activating the click/alarm sounds on the iPad.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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