FenderMonterey Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
R4,799
About
Powerful and packed with music-friendly features, the Monterey Bluetooth Speaker makes it easy to bring Fender’s classic stage-ready style, performance and sound to your home, office or dorm room. Designed in Southern California, with a look inspired by our classic amplifiers, the Monterey brings Fender’s famously clear sound to streaming music and phone calls
Product Features
- 120-watt Bluetooth® speaker
- Quad-driver system: two woofers, two tweeters
- 33-foot+ Bluetooth range; mic with echo cancellation
- 3.5mm auxiliary input jack
- RCA connectors for preamp-equipped turntables
Highlights
- Fender design - Our Bluetooth speakers have a look inspired by our ’68 Custom amplifiers. Every detail, from the protective speaker grille to the witch-hat knobs, amp jewel and control labels came from these classic designs
- Quad-driver system - Monterey’s 120W quad-driver design enhances your listening experience with two woofers and two tweeters; each was carefully selected and precisely oriented for pure, natural Fender sound
- Wooden enclosure - The wooden speaker enclosure is crafted using the same materials and techniques we use to make our legendary amplifiers, giving this Bluetooth speaker a rich, natural sound
- Tone controls - aptX and AAC codec support lets you enjoy clear, high-quality Bluetooth wireless sound every time you use your Fender Bluetooth speaker, while traditional Bass and Treble control knobs let you adjust the sound of the speaker
- External connections - RCA jacks let you connect any RIAA preamp-equipped device—like a turntable. The auxiliary input jack lets you connect any device with a 1/8” (3.5mm) output—mono or stereo—so you can listen from legacy devices
- Shape button - The Shape Button on the rear of the enclosure equalizes the sound, letting you tailor it to match your taste for more bass, or more prominent vocals
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