The Kansas River Flood of 1903 Outdoor Bluetooth Speaker

Take your music and your appreciation for history wherever you go with The Kansas River Flood of 1903 Outdoor Bluetooth Speaker. Featuring my original mixed-media artwork created for Episode 4: Early Memories Near Topeka in The Biography of Earl Dewey Fisher audiobook series, this portable speaker showcases Earl's unforgettable childhood memory of watching a house drift down the flooded Kansas River during the historic flood of 1903.

The artwork was created primarily with colored pencil, enhanced with India ink pen, mechanical pencil, fine liner pen, and an acrylic paint pen border before being digitally refined in Snapseed. Printed in vibrant full color, the speaker transforms an everyday audio accessory into a unique conversation piece celebrating history, family heritage, and traditional art.

Whether you're listening to audiobooks, music, podcasts, or relaxing outdoors, this Bluetooth speaker lets you enjoy quality sound while carrying a meaningful piece of American history wherever your adventures take you.

Bring music to the edges of your adventures with a rugged, pocket-sized Bluetooth speaker that sounds larger than it looks. Lightweight ABS casing and a handy carabiner mean this speaker clips onto a pack or belt and goes where you go.  It’s built to take damp weather in stride (IPX6 water resistant) and keeps the soundtrack rolling for brisk hikes, backyard gatherings, or slow mornings by the river. Controls and a built-in mic make switching tracks or answering calls simple, and a fast 1.5-hour charge gets you back to play quickly. Note: extremely fine details may not appear crisply through the speaker grill pattern.

Product features
- Bluetooth 5.0 with up to 33 ft (10 m) range
- IPX6 water-resistant housing for wet conditions
- Up to 2 hours playback at max volume with 3W output
- Built-in microphone and onboard music controls
- Includes carabiner clip and Micro USB charging cable (1.5 hr charge)

Care instructions
- Unplug charger first. Wipe the dust or any dirt off gently with a clean, dry cloth.