I don’t have a sound system. I only have a peavey nashville 112 steel guitar 
amp, and the sound I get playing my sound files via the iPhone plugged into the 
amp is unacceptable. I just want a good fidelity speaker, one with a Lf and hf 
component that’ll approximate the full sound of an acoustic instrument, 
including volume, highs and lows.
I want it to sound like another banjo player is sitting next to me playing the 
harmony part as I play the melody part.
I figured a bluetooth speaker with some oomph would do the trick for fewer 
dollars.
I also looked at portable battery powered pa systems. Samsung and behringer 
both have units that look pretty good for around $200 - more than I really want 
to spend now though.

On Sep 8, 2014, at 4:34 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries 
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Just curious as to why you don't just plug your iPhone into a regular sound 
> system? Sure blue-tooth would be nice but it might limit your choices quite a 
> bit. Maybe a hybrid of the two would work better. Just get a bluetooth to 
> audio receiver and plug it into your favorite PA system or amp. There's one 
> from Belkin for $23:
> 
> http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8Z492ttP-Bluetooth-Music-Receiver/dp/B0047T79VS
> 
> Or this one from B&H for $14:
> 
> http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/909704-REG/xtreme_cables_51901_bluetooth_wireless_music_receiver.html
> 
> While I haven't gone the blue tooth route, I have used my Hartke keyboard amp 
> as a giant boom box with my phone plugged into it which worked quite well.
> 
> CB
> 
> On 9/6/14, 1:51 PM, Phil Halton wrote:
>> I have a very specific task requiring a speaker for my iPhone. I wish to 
>> play  home-recordings of my instrumental playing loud and clear enough to 
>> accompany myself as if I were playing along with another live player.
>> I want to be able to play my pre-recorded banjo through a speaker and 
>> accompany that with live playing of a harmony part.
>> Do you know of, or have a recommendation for a blue-tooth speaker that can 
>> reasonably approximate  the sound of an acoustic  musical instrument as 
>> though it were being played live?
>> I don't want to break the bank, and I want something simple, something 
>> relatively uncomplicated without a lot of bells and whistles that will only 
>> clutter up and confuse my little brain.
>> I was looking at the phillips SB7200 and some others in the apple app, but 
>> am open to anything that will accomplish my specific task at the best price.
>> 
>> 
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