Going Wireless – What Is So Fascinating About

Posted on by Mark Hughes on February 1st, 2011 | 0 Comments »

How many times has this happened to you? You trip over a speaker wire, and spill your Martini on Nicole Kidman. It’s happened to almost all people plenty of times, which probably explains her restraining order. Wires have never been the most attractive or convenient part of an entertainment system especially for home theater.

Now, we are talking about some solution about home theater’s wiring problems. Yes, wireless home theater! So, let’s take a look about wireless home theater devices from 4 (four) reputable manufacturers (Klipsch, Panasonic, SoundCast, and Philips) and their product features. You can make this article for your reference and I hope that you can build your wireless home theater and wipe-off the wiring problems.

Klipsch

Klipsch CS-500 2.1 Home Theater System with DVD Player uses Dolby Virtual Speaker to compensate for the missing surrounds (and to omit those wires), and sends audio to its subwoofer wirelessly. The receiver also acts as a wireless hub that transmits to one or more KlipschCast products, such as the Klipsch RoomGroove Wireless iPod Speaker. The Klipsch CS-500 2.1 Home Theater System can play up to two separate sources.

Panasonic

The Panasonic SC-PTX7 DVD Home Theater Jukebox System with HDD ($425.00) packs an 80GB hard disk and all the GUI you need to navigate that capacity. This 3.1 system uses two satellites and a subwoofer, with each left/right satellite also housing drivers dedicated to center-channel audio. Dolby Virtual Speaker provides the surround sound field. The jukebox itself is wired, but with the addition of an optional wireless module, it can deliver different audio streams to three wireless Panasonic SH-FX85 Wireless Multi-Room Audio Kit amplifier/speaker clients ($200 each).

SoundCast

SoundCast Systems also hit the airwaves. Drop your iPod into the included Soundcast ICT-111 iCast Wireless Audio Transmitter Dock for iPod and transmit music to the Soundcast SOU-ICS314G SpeakerCast with Transmitter ($399) amplifier/speaker system, or send it outside to an all-weather, AC/battery wireless Soundcast OutCast JR Wireless Speaker System Series.

Philips

Second-gen Philips Streamiums show that company’s commitment to wireless. For example, Philips WACS7500/37 Streamium Wireless 80 GB Hard Disk 80 Watt RMS Music System looks like a traditional three-piece shelf system, with a main chassis and a pair of two-way speakers. But, it packs an 80GB hard drive and handles both Ethernet and wireless downloading from a PC. With five-zone capability, it transmits Internet radio, unprotected AAC and WMA, and MP3 files to clients such as the Philips WACS700 Wireless Audio System.

As final proof of the ascendancy of wireless, Philips will also introduce Philips High-Speed HDMI Cables Series. Oxymoron issues aside, the system can send uncompressed 1080p HD signals across a 25-foot range. Philips High-Speed HDMI Cables Series might not be terribly cost-effective, but think of the trip-and-fall accidents it will prevent. Ms. Kidman, would you care for a Martini?

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