Regular Speaker vs. Aker?

[pewpewpew[TK]]

Does anybody know what the difference between an Aker and a regular speaker you might hook up to your phone for music might be? Could I not just use a regular speaker instead of an Aker with my mic, and phone? If so what features might this speaker need? I've already attempted this and got tons of squealing feedback, but not being a sound guy I'm not sure where I'm going wrong. <br><br>

Any input welcome, thanks.

[pandatrooper[TK]]

The Aker has an amplifier designed into it. Your phone volume doesn't have the same output capabilities as a portable amp. Now you could use a Bluetooth speaker amp but they are not as low profile as an Aker or similar voice amp.

[Bone[501st]]

The Aker is so cheap, I wouldn't look into any other venue ...

 

It is tried and tested.

[justjoseph63[Staff]]

I agree with Bone.  The Aker is a great product, is relatively inexpensive, easy to use, and seems to last forever.  I use the 10 amp, which sits perfectly under my chest plate and is plenty loud enough, believe me.

[Troopacoola[TK]]

I agree with Bone. The Aker is a great product, is relatively inexpensive, easy to use, and seems to last forever. I use the 10 amp, which sits perfectly under my chest plate and is plenty loud enough, believe me.

Totally agree mate. I have the 10 amp too.

 

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