Eclipse TD-M1 Powered Wireless Speaker System (USED, Black)

footnote 1], as well as 2 asynchronous USB inputs, one Type A and one Type B, a 3.5mm mini analog stereo input, Wi-Fi and AirPlay connectivity. So you can connect your computer via USB and your iOS device either hard wired or via AirPlay and since the TD-M1 has its own Wi-Fi on board, you don't even need to have it connect to your home network. The ocular-shaped, OK they say egg-shaped but I see an eye, rear-ported speakers come in high gloss white or black and allow three different angles of upward tilt (0°to 14°) to better aim them directly at your ears. Adjusting this angle is simply a matter of pulling down on a lever which resides on the underside of the egg part, making your adjustment, and locking it in place by re-seating the lever. Nice. The right speaker which houses all of the inputs as well as the Wi-Fi antenna and power cord also includes an attached 56" cable that connects to a 3.5mm input in the left speaker. Even wireless speakers need wires. Device Type: Active Speakers/DAC Input: Wi-Fi, AirPlay, USB Type B (DAC), USB Type A, 3.5mm analog Dimensions (W x H x D): 155 x 242 x 219mm Weight: About 5.3kg/pair