You’re connecting to wireless portable speakers?
Are you using a BlueTooth transmitter with the Proffieboard?
The batteries are unrelated, you’re just sending signal to the speakers.
Ok so you are sending speaker level signal into a line level input on the powered speakers.
I would think this requires less power since you’re not actually driving a speaker physically, but at minimum I would venture to say there’s not going to be any additional battery drain on the board.
Assuming this works (because Proffieboards have class D amplifiers on the “out”, which is meant to be hooked up to a speaker, not audio-in.) I would expect the proffieboard to run for quite a while. It might draw ~100mA or so while on in a configuration like is. So ~30h on a 3000mAh battery.