Teenage Engineering OB-4 Red Magic Radio

Teenage Engineering has reinvented the portable radio with the OB-4 and added a few refinements like a sample function and Bluetooth. For a detailed sound reproduction, an innovative high-fidelity speaker system with two 4-inch woofers and a pair of neodymium tweeters, which provide with a 38 watts per channel and a sound pressure of up to 100dB impress with a clean and natural sound. The flow-optimized bass reflex channel provides impressive depth and round bass. The built-in rechargeable battery also contributes to the mobility of the OB-4. Once fully charged, up to 72 hours of music playback is possible.The spiral antenna can be neatly hidden in the handle when needed, so it does not lie around when reception is good and continues to serve its purpose. The handle is also suitable for varying the placement position of the OB-4. The Teenage Engineering OB-4 matte black loudspeaker is suitable for all places where it should not be constantly quiet and at the same time good sound is desired. Be it as a radio at the workplace, as a Bluetooth speaker for the playlist, as a mobile speaker for an equally mobile synthesizer setup or even for installations in stores and restaurants.

Features:

• High-end Bluetooth speaker
• Integrated FM radio
• Records up to 2 hours continuously (sample function)
• Audio input with 3.5 mm stereo jack
• Bluetooth audio (A2DP / Stereo AAC, BT 5 LE)
• Disk mode with 3 pre-installed sound loops (incl. metronome)
• Metronome tempo 1-800 BPM
• Tape controller motorized
• 2-way stereo speakers with optimized bass reflex port
• 2x 38 Watt Class-D amplifier
• Up to 100 dB output
• Frequency range: 52 Hz - 25000 Hz
• Spiral antenna can be integrated in the carrying handle
• Battery life: 72 hours, FM playback up to 8h at full volume
• Built-in universal power supply

Specs:

• Power: 38 W
• Housing Material: Wood
• Pole Mount: no
• Airworthy: no
• Woofer: 2 x 4
• Tweeter: none
• Number of channels: 1
• Set Offer: no
• Bluetooth: Yes
• Type: Amps
• Theme: PA and Sonication

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