I am thinking about getting wireless speakers to use for my Surround sound
system..

I was wonder if anyone had any opinions about them..

Take note that I do not have $10 000 surround sound system I have a
Panasonic SC HT70 so in my opinion it is good enough for what I need.

The speakers that ship with it have 30 Watts per Channel

Any comments would be appreciated.

Thank you

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I am thinking about getting wireless speakers to use for my Surround sound
system..
I was wonder if anyone had any opinions about them..
Take note that I do not have $10 000 surround sound system I have a
Panasonic SC HT70 so in my opinion it is good enough for what I need.
The speakers that ship with it have 30 Watts per Channel
Any comments would be appreciated.

You are still going to have to wire up the power to the speakers, or change
a lot of batteries, so why bother? Running wire is not that difficult.
---------------
Alex

You are still going to have to wire up the power to the speakers, or
change
a lot of batteries, so why bother? Running wire is not that difficult.
---------------
Alex



I agree. You have spent a reasonable amount of money on a pretty good
surround system. To get a good wireless system that doesn't degrade the
audio quality to a noticeable point is going to cost a lot of money. I would
just hide the cables as best as possible.

I live in a Condo that has Concrete wall so hiding the wires is very
difficult...

But the general consensus is I could spend my money better on something
else.

Even if that includes (Heavens no...) the wife!!!! :-)

Thank you all for you assistance.
Gerald

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You are still going to have to wire up the power to the speakers, or
change
a lot of batteries, so why bother? Running wire is not that difficult.
---------------
Alex



I agree. You have spent a reasonable amount of money on a pretty good
surround system. To get a good wireless system that doesn't degrade the
audio quality to a noticeable point is going to cost a lot of money. I
would
just hide the cables as best as possible.

Gerald Ray wrote in message
...
I live in a Condo that has Concrete wall so hiding the wires is very
difficult...

But the general consensus is I could spend my money better on something
else.

Even if that includes (Heavens no...) the wife!!!! :-)

Thank you all for you assistance.
Gerald


My dorm room in college had concrete walls. It's easy. Now, you can't make
them invisible, but you can at least hide the cables behind other things as
much as possible, and if not, disguise the cables with nice cable covers. I
got some good ones at Ikea. If you do that, you won't notice them at all.

Gerald Ray wrote in message
...
I live in a Condo that has Concrete wall so hiding the wires is very
difficult...

But the general consensus is I could spend my money better on something
else.

Even if that includes (Heavens no...) the wife!!!! :-)

Thank you all for you assistance.
Gerald


My dorm room in college had concrete walls. It's easy. Now, you can't make
them invisible, but you can at least hide the cables behind other things as
much as possible, and if not, disguise the cables with nice cable covers. I
got some good ones at Ikea. If you do that, you won't notice them at al

Doesn't wireless technology limit frequency response to that of an FM
broadcast? Or has that changed?

Doesn't wireless technology limit frequency response to that of an FM
broadcast? Or has that changed?

Yes it does. You will have to look at the specs of a specific system to see
what the frequency response of that certain system is.