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Do portable speakers without bluetooth exist?
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They used to, but I'm not sure they are really made anymore. Maybe some bottom-of-the-barrel stock?
If you're looking for good audio quality, might be easier to just get whatever BT speaker and remove/burn out the Bluetooth chip or remove the antennas
This is probably the best approach.
Just simply not using the Bluetooth would work. Every BT speaker I've had requires pressing the BT button to pair - it would be trivial to simply cut the wires on the button or just glue the button so it doesn't move.