Wireless Speakers for TV

People who own home theater systems will find wireless speakers to be a very useful addition to their homes. The lack of tangled wires is a big advantage due to which, and these speakers are becoming increasingly popular by the day. These speakers are priced at affordable and reasonable rates too.

The difference in audio quality between wireless and wired speakers is negligible, so you can rest assured that you will not be losing out on anything, nor will you be compromising on the quality of sound that you listen to. Setting up these speakers is a simple task, and it can be achieved in the matter of a few minutes.

It is advisable to get a set that operate on the 5.8 GHz band, as these experience less interference by other appliances like cell phones and microwaves. You will also need a transmitter and an amplifier (either integrated or external) to set up the entire system, which are provided with the speaker set itself.

You must also remember that wireless speakers simply mean there are relatively lesser wires, because the power source needs to be connected to the speakers.

There are a number of options available while selecting wireless home theater speakers. There are plenty of brands that manufacture these speakers and if you have any preferences you should solely look at those brands only. Decide on your budget beforehand, and pick an option that fits your needs after carefully reading reviews from many different sources.

You can choose between two types of wireless speakers for your home.

• Add-on Wireless Speakers: These systems are made up of a small sender unit that sends digital audio signals to an audio receiver, that is generally placed at the back of the room. The receiver unit is then plugged into regular speakers with regular wires.

As mentioned earlier, these lesser amount of wires lead to the set up being known as wireless systems. This technology is useful for people who already own a home theater system, and wish to reduce the number of wires and simplify the whole process.

• Integrated Wireless Speakers: This option is better for people who are buying a new wireless home theater system, as it is cheaper than the previous option, when you add up the entire cost. Choices are limited in this category though, and the audio receiver is simply placed inside the rear channel speakers themselves.

You must remember that even though setting up the speakers is an easy task, this technology is not mastered or perfected yet. Within a few years though, massive improvements are expected in this field. So, it is best to go for a relatively cheaper option today, and wait it out until this technology gets even better.

With that in mind, here are some worthy options that you can consider buying today.

• Royal Machines 29297W WES 600
• Rocketfish RF-WHTIB
• RCA WSP150 900 MHz
• TV Ears 10380 Wireless
• Audio Unlimited 900 MHz
• Grace Digital SCN300W Schooners
• Acoustic Research AW877 900 MHz
• iSymphony W5C Stereo Audio System
• Panasonic SC-PT960

• Sony Bravia DAV-HDX576WF
• VIZIO SB3821-C6 38-Inch
• Samsung HW-J7500 Curved
• LG Electronics NB3530A
• Bose SoundTouch 10
• Yamaha YAS-107BL
• JBL Link 20

There are many options that you can explore, but these should be enough for people who are just starting to learn more about wireless speakers. Some of the devices are integrated home theater systems and that is why they are so expensive, compared to the others.