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Old 13th August 2008, 11:44   #1 (permalink)
XV105
 
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: UK
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Bus powered USB speaker for use as telephone ringer

Can any PPRuNer recommend a 5v bus powered USB speaker, loud enough to be heard like a conventional telephone if placed on my desk?

I'd prefer to go bus powered if possible to simplify installation (no need to get to a power socket) and improve aesthetics (a dislike for visible cables!)

Use will solely be as a VoIP telehone ringer - so musical fidelity counts for nought - and cheap is good!

TVM

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