ClearWave 37″ Wireless Soundbar

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Tzumi ClearWave 37 Wireless Soundbar
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Document TypeUser Guide
Brand NameTzumi
Product NameClearWave 37″ Wireless Soundbar
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Tzumi ClearWave 37″ Wireless Soundbar

The Tzumi ClearWave 37″ Wireless Soundbar is a 2-channel home-audio soundbar designed for televisions, computers, mobile devices, gaming systems, and other compatible audio sources. It supports wireless Bluetooth playback as well as wired connections through optical, AUX/Line-In, stereo RCA, and coaxial inputs.

The soundbar provides 30W rated power output with a listed 60W maximum output and includes a full-function remote control for source selection, playback, volume, mute, and sound-mode functions. Its 37-inch cabinet can sit below most TVs and desktop computers or be installed using the supplied wall-mount hardware.

Bluetooth operation supports a range of up to approximately 30 feet, and after initial pairing the soundbar can automatically reconnect to the last Bluetooth device used. 

What’s Included

The ClearWave package contains:

  • ClearWave wireless soundbar
  • Remote control
  • Optical audio cable
  • AC power adapter
  • Wall-mount hardware
  • User guide

Main Features

The user guide lists the following main features:

  • Bluetooth connectivity with a range of up to 30 ft.
  • 2-channel stereo sound
  • Full-function remote control
  • Digital volume control
  • Compact 37-inch design
  • Support for optical audio
  • AUX/Line-In support
  • Stereo RCA inputs
  • Coaxial audio input
  • Wall-mount capability
  • Multiple sound-mode controls through the remote

Soundbar Interface and Controls

The soundbar itself includes front-panel controls and rear audio connections.

Top/Front Controls

ControlFunction
Volume DecreaseLowers the listening volume
Power / SourceTurns the soundbar on and changes the selected input source
Volume IncreaseRaises the listening volume
Play / PauseStarts or pauses supported playback

Rear Connections

PortPurpose
DC Power InputConnects the supplied AC power adapter
Optical Audio InputAccepts a digital optical audio connection
Line-In Audio InputAccepts a 3.5 mm analog audio connection
Coaxial InputAccepts digital coaxial audio
Stereo RCA Audio InputsAccept left and right analog RCA audio

The product diagram in the manual identifies each of these controls and ports on the soundbar. 

Remote Control Guide

The included remote provides direct access to the soundbar’s input sources, playback controls, volume, and listening modes.

Remote ButtonFunction
PowerTurns the soundbar on or off
MuteMutes or restores audio
BluetoothSelects Bluetooth mode
OpticalSelects Optical mode
CoaxialSelects Coaxial mode
AUXSelects the stereo RCA/AUX source
Switch ModesChanges input mode
Line-InSelects the 3.5 mm Line-In source
Back/RewindPrevious or rewind control where supported
Next/ForwardNext or forward control where supported
Play/PauseStarts or pauses supported playback
Volume +/-Raises or lowers volume
TalkSelects the Talk sound setting
RapSelects the Rap sound setting
StandardSelects the Standard sound setting
MovieSelects the Movie sound setting
MusicSelects the Music sound setting

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Input12V / 3A
Power Output30W
Maximum Output60W
Frequency Response110 Hz–18 kHz
Dimensions37 × 2.8 × 3.2 in.
Audio Channels2-channel stereo
Bluetooth RangeUp to 30 ft.

Setting Up the ClearWave Soundbar

Before choosing an audio source, the soundbar should be connected to power.

1. Connect the AC Power Adapter

  1. Connect one end of the supplied AC adapter to the power input on the ClearWave soundbar.
  2. Connect the adapter to an AC wall outlet.

2. Turn the Soundbar On

Press the Power/Source button on the soundbar.

The ClearWave starts in Bluetooth mode by default and is automatically ready for pairing.

The source can then be changed using either the Power/Source button or the appropriate remote-control input button.

Bluetooth Pairing and Wireless Audio

The ClearWave can connect wirelessly to a Bluetooth-compatible phone, tablet, computer, or other source device.

How to Pair the ClearWave With Bluetooth

  1. Connect the AC adapter and turn on the soundbar.
  2. The soundbar automatically enters Bluetooth mode.
  3. Open Bluetooth settings on the phone or other source device.
  4. Search for nearby Bluetooth devices.
  5. Select “Clearwave Soundbar.”
  6. Wait for the connection to complete.
  7. The soundbar announces “Bluetooth connected.”

After pairing, music or other audio can be selected from the connected device.

Bluetooth Playback Controls

Audio can be controlled in several ways:

  • Through the source device.
  • Through the soundbar’s buttons.
  • Through the supplied remote control.

The Play/Pause and volume controls can therefore be operated without returning to the source device for basic playback functions.

Automatic Bluetooth Reconnection

After the first successful pairing, the ClearWave remembers the connected device.

When the soundbar is used again, it automatically attempts to reconnect to the last paired Bluetooth device.

Bluetooth Range

The listed Bluetooth operating range is up to approximately 30 feet.

Using the 3.5 mm Line-In Input

Line-In mode uses a standard 3.5 mm audio cable, which is not included with the soundbar.

Line-In Connection Instructions

  1. Connect one end of a 3.5 mm audio cable to the LINE IN port on the rear of the soundbar.
  2. Connect the opposite end to the audio output or headphone jack on the source device.
  3. Press the Power/Source button on the soundbar until Line-In mode is selected, or press LINE IN on the remote.
  4. A voice prompt announces the selected source.
  5. The soundbar’s indicator light turns green.
  6. Select and play audio from the connected source device.

Using the Stereo RCA Input

Stereo RCA mode requires an RCA stereo audio cable, which is not included.

RCA Connection Instructions

  1. Connect the RCA cable to the left and right RCA ports on the rear of the soundbar.
  2. Connect the opposite ends to the audio outputs on the television or other audio source.
  3. Match the red and white RCA plugs to their corresponding color-coded ports.
  4. Press Power/Source on the soundbar until Stereo RCA mode is selected, or press AUX on the remote.
  5. A voice prompt announces the source mode.
  6. The soundbar’s indicator light turns white.
  7. Begin audio playback on the connected device.

Using the Coaxial Audio Input

Coaxial mode requires a coaxial audio cable, which is not included.

Coaxial Connection Instructions

  1. Connect one end of a coaxial audio cable to the Coaxial In port on the rear of the soundbar.
  2. Connect the opposite end to the coaxial audio output on the source device.
  3. Press the Power/Source button until Coaxial mode is selected, or press COAXIAL on the remote.
  4. A voice prompt announces the source mode.
  5. The soundbar’s indicator light turns purple.

Using the Optical Audio Input

Optical mode uses the digital optical cable supplied with the ClearWave.

Optical Connection Instructions

  1. Connect one end of the included optical audio cable to the soundbar’s Optical Input.
  2. Connect the other end to the digital optical output of the television, amplifier, or other compatible audio source.
  3. Press Power/Source on the soundbar until Optical mode is selected, or press OPTICAL on the remote.
  4. A voice prompt announces the source mode.
  5. The soundbar’s indicator light turns orange.
  6. Start audio playback from the connected source.

Audio Format Requirement for Optical Mode

The guide specifically instructs users to make sure the source’s audio setting is configured for PCM or Optical Audio.

The correct optical cable should be used and should be securely connected at both ends. Depending on the source device, S/PDIF may need to be enabled in its settings menu. 

Audio Input and Indicator Guide

Input ModeHow to Select ItIndicator
BluetoothDefault at startup or Bluetooth remote buttonVoice prompt confirms connection
Line-InPower/Source or LINE IN remote buttonGreen
Stereo RCAPower/Source or AUX remote buttonWhite
CoaxialPower/Source or COAXIAL remote buttonPurple
OpticalPower/Source or OPTICAL remote buttonOrange

Sound Modes

The remote includes dedicated buttons for five sound presets:

  • Talk
  • Rap
  • Standard
  • Movie
  • Music

These buttons allow the selected audio profile to be changed directly from the remote control.

Wall-Mount Installation

Wall-mount hardware is included with the ClearWave soundbar.

The soundbar’s compact 37-inch design is intended to support either placement below a television or wall-mounted installation.

Only the supplied mounting hardware and installation method appropriate for the mounting surface should be used.

Maintenance and Care

The soundbar should be kept clean using a dry cloth.

The guide specifically instructs users not to use harsh chemicals or corrosive substances on the unit.

Cleaning Guidelines

  • Wipe the exterior with a dry cloth.
  • Keep the soundbar dry.
  • Do not use chemical or corrosive cleaners.
  • Keep liquids away from the unit.

Important Safety Instructions

The ClearWave should be handled according to the warnings provided in the guide.

  • Do not drop the soundbar.
  • Do not place heavy objects on top of it.
  • Do not attempt to repair, disassemble, or modify the unit.
  • There are no user-serviceable parts inside.
  • Repairs should only be performed by a qualified electrician.
  • Improper repair may expose the user to serious risk.
  • Use the soundbar only for its intended purpose.
  • Keep it away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
  • Keep it away from humidity, water, and other liquids.
  • Do not use the soundbar with wet hands.
  • Do not use it if it has been dropped or damaged.
  • Keep the device out of children’s reach.
  • The soundbar is not a toy. 

Customer Support

Tzumi provides the following technical support contacts:

Support MethodContact
Emailsupport@tzumi.com
Phone1-855-GO-TZUMI

The manual directs users with questions or issues concerning the ClearWave Soundbar to Tzumi Technical Support. 

Product and Distribution Information

The guide identifies the product as the Tzumi ClearWave Soundbar and states that it is distributed by Tzumi Inc., New York, NY.

The document carries a © 2022 Tzumi copyright notice and states that the product was made in China. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Tzumi ClearWave Soundbar paired with Bluetooth?

Turn on the soundbar; it starts in Bluetooth mode automatically. Open the source device’s Bluetooth settings and select “Clearwave Soundbar.” A “Bluetooth connected” voice prompt confirms successful pairing.

What is the Bluetooth range of the ClearWave Soundbar?

The guide lists a Bluetooth range of up to approximately 30 feet.

What audio connections does the ClearWave support?

The soundbar supports Bluetooth, 3.5 mm Line-In, stereo RCA, coaxial, and optical audio connections.

What does the green indicator light mean?

A green source indicator is used when the soundbar is in Line-In mode.

What does the orange indicator light mean?

An orange indicator identifies Optical mode.

Why might there be no sound when using the optical connection?

The guide instructs users to confirm that the optical cable is properly connected and that the source audio setting is configured for PCM or Optical Audio. Some devices may also require S/PDIF to be enabled.

Does the ClearWave automatically reconnect to Bluetooth devices?

Yes. After the first successful pairing, the soundbar remembers the device and attempts to reconnect automatically to the last paired Bluetooth device.

What are the ClearWave Soundbar’s power specifications?

The soundbar uses a 12V/3A input, has a listed 30W power output, and a 60W maximum output.

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