need help finding a small wireless pc speakers

[lightspeed]

hi, i thought i would see if their is anyone on here that might be able to help me locate the smallest wireless pc speaker available , i am thinking something about the same size as regular (or smaller ) pc speakers which are about 3 or 4 inches tall and maybe 3 or 4 inches wide . it's for a project . i  have been looking but so far i haven't found what i need these will have to have the transmitter to .
hopefully someone on here may know where i can get some .

[lightspeed]

Aww , i was hoping someone on here would know where i could get some , ...anybody

[sybershot]

do they have to be new? if not a small childs toy that makes sound will have one.
then solder on a wire and connector

[lightspeed]

hi iampan . yes i saw those type to i have some other wireless speakers that are about the same size and do the same , they do work great , but these are all to big for my project , i need small wireless about the size of regular pc speakers that come with pc's (or even smaller ) . i am still looking but have looked about everywhere . 

[lightspeed]

i actually have a set of wireless headphones that work factory ones , the problem is the sound level is so low that from a distance they can be barely heard. i wish they was louder
 

[raybe]

 iampan,  impedance also plays role between making a regular spec speaker and (I use regular very lightly) headphones compatible. They work on same principles but are very differently specked out. You would also need an additional line level amp to help drive the speakers from a headphone output especially using a headphone output from a computer (volts maybe amps none). The axis of the output of the speaker would play small to no role at all. Only because I imagine it is close proximity and not very far away and off to one side. lightspeed needs to push some air although it would make sense that a high freq. speaker would make it some what easier to hear. If quality plays no role then it really doesn't matter.

 I forgot the most important issue your talking about a wireless  headphone application and that in itself is totally another problem.

I thought maybe RadioShack still made some that weren't that expensive for use like speakers on your patio or something. The same for the larger home improvement stores.

raybe