Cell Alpha With Floor Stand

Stream your favorites in Super Spatial Sound. Cell Alpha uses Triphonic audio, a next-generation audio technology, to create the world’s first true spatial sound experience designed for the home.

• Listen to music, podcasts, movies, games and more in Super Spatial Sound directly from your device using Apple AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect.
• Quick and easy set up: With the Syng Space app, you'll have your Cells set up and automatically calibrated to your space in no time.
• Connect up to four Cells to expand the system to fit your needs. Each Cell you add offers new perspectives and uncovers details you’ve never heard before in your favorite sounds.
• Plug in your record player or laptop using Cell Alpha’s two USB-C ports. Or use our Syng Link cable to connect your TV and experience home theater in Super Spatial Sound.

Contents

• Cell Alpha
• Power cable
• Floor Stand

Audio

• Frequency response: Smooth (±3 dB) from 23 Hz to 20 kHz
• Two woofers in opposing force-balanced configuration
• Three element, two-way beamforming array
• Three microphones for automatic room equalization, wall proximity and direction detection, and multi-Cell geometry calculation
• Multi-Cell playback in a room space
• Frequency response: Smooth (±3 dB) from 23 Hz to 20 kHz Loudness: the Cell can achieve film reference levels (105 dB peaks)

Wireless

• 2.4/5 GHz Simultaneous Dual Band Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
• Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) for setup and discovery

Control Ring

• Volume control
• Transport controls
• Reset

Syng Space App Compatibility

• iOS 14.0 and higher
• Android coming soon

Learn more at syngspace.com/shop

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Footwear

 Fit Principles

Most people buy shoes too small. Aim for ½ to ¾ of a thumbnail length of space in front of your big toe.

The width should feel secure—not loose, not painfully taut.

Avoid shoes where your toe presses directly against the front.

If the heal slips but the length is good, try tightening the laces and lacing all the way up.

Men’s to Women’s Footwear Conversion

General rule: add +1.5 sizes to convert men’s to women’s. Example: Men’s 9 = Women’s 10.5. Women’s 7 = Men’s 5.5.

Some brands may vary, but this is the standard conversion.

Brand Fit Adjustments

True to Size: adidas, Jordan, Asics, Karhu, Salomon

Size Up ½: Nike, PUMA

Size Down ½: New Balance

Size Down 1 Full Size: Converse

Apparel

Measure, don’t guess: Use a tape measure. (See what to measure below.)

Fit varies by brand: Check notes below for brand-specific adjustments.

Prioritize key measurements: Tops/jackets: chest/bust is most important. Bottoms: waist and hips matter most.

Comfort matters. Really consider how you feel most comfortable in your clothes. Do you prefer baggy or tight fitting clothes.

Consider Silhouette. Are you tall or short? What clothing shape best fits your shape.

Consider fabric: Stretch fabrics (jersey,
knits, most cottons) have give; woven fabrics (denim, poplin) don’t.

Style affects fit: Slim, regular, or oversized will change how a garment feels.

When in doubt, size up: Easier to tailor down than stretch too small.

Jewelry

Two easy ways to find your ring size at home

Paper/String + ruler

1. Wrap a paper strip around the base of your finger you want for a ring as if it were a ring you would wear. Can use a rubber band or any elastic material.

1. Mark where the string/material overlaps.
2. Measure the strip in millimeters with a tape measure or ruler. This is the circumference.
3. Match it to the Inside circumference (mm) on the chart we provide. This is your ring size. Easy Peezy.

Measure a ring you already own

1. Measure the inside diameter (mm) of a ring that fits the desired finger. You can use the above method with a string on the ring too.
2. Match it to the Inside diameter (mm) on the chart.

Gorgeous Tips

• Measure at day’s end with warm hands; fingers are smaller in the morning/cold. Measure 3–4 times. Who knew!?

• If your knuckle is larger than the finger base, measure both and choose a size in between. Makes sense.
• Wide bands fit tighter—go up ¼–½ size for bands  or approximately 5–6 mm and wider. Wow! Didn’t know that! Good to know!

You’re welcome, Gorgeous!