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Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker | 120W Output | DSP Sound Processing | Music-Reactive RGB Light
A black cube cabinet with a handle, flash-drive and memory-card slots, and a glowing vertical strip that dances along with every song.
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Mascom International stocks the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker at KSh 11,200, brand new and sealed, with a 120W rating on the box, DSP sound processing and a light strip that reacts to music. The black cube cabinet from Chinese accessories maker Amaya carries a top handle, a vertical RGB light strip, and USB and TF card slots for playing music without a phone. The Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker connects over Bluetooth to Android phones, iPhones and laptops. It is on the shelf at our store in the Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.
Designed for event organisers and households that entertain, the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker handles birthday parties, school prize-giving days, chama meetings and church youth evenings. The usual problem at these events is a phone or small portable that cannot reach the back of the room, plus a playlist that stops whenever data runs out. The Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker answers both: its cube cabinet carries a 120W box rating, and a loaded flash drive or memory card keeps the music going with no Safaricom or Airtel bundle needed. The light strip adds atmosphere once the sun goes down.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell look-alike cube speakers with no name and no warranty, Mascom International sells the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker sealed and covered for 12 months. At Mascom International, we're seeing buyers pick cube cabinets like this because they stand steady on a table and hold a flash drive for the whole evening. The Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker costs KSh 800 less than the Amaya ASP-HP3, which suits buyers watching their budget. Visit us on Kimathi Street for a demonstration, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery to your door.
Common Questions About the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker
What is the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker price in Kenya?
The Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker sells for KSh 11,200 at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, brand new and sealed. The price covers the speaker, its charging cable, a 12-month Mascom International warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya. It sits KSh 800 below the Amaya ASP-HP3 Bluetooth Speaker at KSh 12,000 and KSh 1,300 below the Amaya BD88 PRO Bluetooth Speaker at KSh 12,500. Pay with Lipa na M-Pesa at the counter or when the rider arrives.
Should I buy the Amaya BD34 or the Amaya ASP-HP3 Bluetooth Speaker?
The Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker carries a higher box rating of 120W against 80W on the ASP-HP3, and it costs KSh 800 less. Both play from USB drives and TF cards, and both have a light that reacts to music. The ASP-HP3 adds an AUX input and a published 12,000mAh battery, while Amaya has not printed a battery figure for the BD34. Choose the BD34 for the higher wattage rating and cube shape at a lower price; choose the ASP-HP3 if you need a wired AUX connection or confirmed battery capacity.
Can the Amaya BD34 play music without mobile data or a strong Safaricom signal?
Yes, the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker plays music straight from a USB flash drive or a TF memory card, with no phone or internet needed. That helps at rural weddings, farm gatherings and harambee events where Safaricom or Airtel coverage is patchy, and it saves you burning data bundles on streaming for a whole evening. Load your playlist at home, plug the drive into the speaker and let it run. You can still switch to Bluetooth from your phone whenever a guest wants to play a request.
Who is the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker for, and who should skip it?
The Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker is for hosts, youth leaders and small-event organisers who want a 120W-rated speaker with offline playback and lighting under KSh 12,000. Teachers running school events and families who host often get the most from it. Skip it if you plan karaoke nights, since no microphones come in the box; the Amaya ASP-SC500 Bluetooth Speaker ships with two wireless microphones for KSh 15,000. Skip it as well if you need something to fit in a backpack, where the Amaya ASP-M2 Bluetooth Speaker at KSh 2,200 is the better fit.
What do DSP and HiFi mean on the Amaya BD34 box?
DSP stands for digital signal processing, a chip inside the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker that shapes the sound before it reaches the driver. In plain terms, DSP balances bass, mids and treble and helps stop the sound turning harsh as you raise the volume. HiFi, short for high fidelity, is the manufacturer's way of saying the tuning aims for clear, accurate sound rather than bass alone. Neither label is a measured figure, so the best test is your own ears. Bring a song you know well to our Kimathi Street shop and judge for yourself.
How loud is the 120W rating on the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker in practice?
The 120W figure on the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker box is the manufacturer's output rating, not a measured RMS figure. RMS means continuous power, and box ratings on portable speakers often describe peak output instead. So read 120W as a sign of the speaker's class, not a promise of exact loudness. In practice, the cube cabinet suits living rooms, compounds and small halls rather than open fields. Keep the volume considerate in apartment blocks in Kilimani, South B or Kasarani, where walls carry bass easily.
How does the music-reactive light on the Amaya BD34 work?
The vertical RGB strip on the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker changes colour and pulses in time with the music you play. RGB means red, green and blue LEDs that mix to create a wide range of colours. The strip follows the beat, so a slow worship song and a fast amapiano track look different on the cabinet. It adds atmosphere at evening parties without a separate disco light to buy or set up. We will show you the light in action at the shop, along with any lighting controls on the unit.
How do I play songs from a memory card on the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker?
To play from a memory card on the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker, copy your songs onto a TF card, the small format also called microSD, and insert it into the TF slot. A USB flash drive works the same way through the USB port. MP3 is the safest file format to use. Keep songs in a single folder for smoother playback, and format the card on a computer if the speaker does not read it the first time. Our staff can test your card in the speaker at the counter.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- 120W output rating printed on the box — a manufacturer figure, not RMS, pointing to a speaker built for rooms and compounds rather than desks.
- DSP sound processing — a chip that balances bass, mids and treble so the sound stays clear as the volume rises.
- HiFi tuning as stated on the box — aimed at clear vocals and instruments, suited to gospel, Bongo Flava and Afrobeats alike.
- Cube cabinet — a boxy shape gives the driver a solid enclosure, which supports fuller bass than slim portable speakers.
- Driver count and sizes not published — Amaya does not list them, so judge the sound by listening in our shop.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth audio — connects to Android phones, iPhones, tablets and laptops with no cables and no companion app required.
- Plays from any app on your phone — Spotify, YouTube, Boomplay, Audiomack and podcast apps all stream through it.
- Bluetooth version not stated on the box — keep your phone in the same room for steady playback without dropouts.
- Reconnects after first pairing on most phones — no need to repeat the setup each time you switch both devices on.
- Bluetooth plus offline modes — switch between your phone and a USB drive or TF card as the event changes.
Battery
- Built-in rechargeable battery — lets the speaker play away from a socket, in the garden or during a blackout.
- Capacity and playtime not published — Amaya does not print either figure, so charge it fully before every event.
- Charges with the included cable — use a USB phone adapter, a laptop port, a car charger or a power bank.
- Offline playback spares your phone battery — playing from a flash drive keeps your phone free for calls and payments.
- Battery care — recharge before it runs completely flat and keep it out of direct sun to help the cells last.
Build and Durability
- Black cube cabinet — a stable shape that stands firmly on tables, stage edges and car boots without rolling.
- Top carry handle — lift it with one hand from the car to the venue and back again after the event.
- Vertical RGB light strip — built into the cabinet, so there is no separate light to set up, power or lose.
- No published water or dust rating — keep it indoors or under cover, away from rain, spilled drinks and sprinklers.
- Dimensions and weight not published — see it in person at our shop to judge whether it fits your car boot or shelf.
Controls and Inputs
- USB port — plays music files from a flash drive, so a prepared playlist runs for the whole event without a phone.
- TF card slot — accepts microSD cards, a thumbnail-size storage format, for offline playback of a large song library.
- Music-reactive light — pulses and changes colour with the beat, adding party atmosphere with no extra equipment.
- Charging port for the included cable — keep it free of dust by storing the speaker in a cupboard between events.
- Onboard controls — our staff will demonstrate every button and mode on the unit at the counter before you pay.
Package Contents
The sealed box holds the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker and a Type-C charging cable. No wall adapter, flash drive or memory card is included, so bring your own or pick them up with your speaker. Mascom International sells compatible USB adapters and memory cards alongside it, which saves a second trip. On request, we open and test the box in front of you before you leave Kimathi Street.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If a fault appears, bring the speaker to our Nairobi CBD service desk at the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, where our own team handles every claim.
Buying the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker from Mascom International
You can buy the Amaya BD34 Bluetooth Speaker in person at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Come with a flash drive or your phone and hear it, light strip and all, before paying. The cabinet comes in black.
For stock checks and orders, use any of these:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery is pay-on-arrival across all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, while Nyeri, Kakamega, Kisumu and Mombasa receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your speaker is covered by the 12-month warranty described above.
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