Wireless Speaker

In any sound system, ultimate quality depends on the speakers. The best recording, encoded on the most advanced storage device and played by a top-of-the-line deck and amplifier, will sound awful if the system is hooked up to poor speakers. A Wireless Speaker is the component that takes the electronic signal stored on things like CDs, tapes and DVDs and turns it back into actual sound that we can hear. The most important feature of Wireless Speaker is the ease of use, quality and hassle free usage which keep them getting popular day by day. No more messy wires and holes in your walls when using Wireless Speaker.

If you want to be able to play music in the dining and living rooms, but the sound system is in the family room. The cost to wire and install speakers is very high and it's a real nuisance too. Now you can buy one of them Wireless Speaker, and now when you have a dinner party you put on some CDs, put the Wireless Speaker in the dining room, and you have great music to dine to! Guests will amaze and impressed. The sound is good from such a Wireless Speaker, and its ability to work for a couple of hours without power, with its built-in rechargeable battery, is great.

There are so many companies who are making Wireless Speaker.

Recently, LG Electronics has found the solution to running messy cables all over your lounge. Bluetooth technology allows the 'tallboy' Wireless Speaker to be placed around your room, without mounting them on the walls and running meters of cabling. The company's newest addition, the DA-SW6100 incorporates the latest developments from LG's extensive R&D initiatives. The Product Manager for Audio/Video at LG Electronics South Africa explains: "The DA-SW6100 removes all the hassle of installing a home cinema system, as the Wireless Speaker 'tallboy' are already at the perfect height and do not need to be wall-mounted."

At its launch at the 2003 IFA show in Berlin, it was widely agreed that LG was the first manufacturer to provide Wireless Speaker technology without loosing sound quality through signal interference. The 330W (RMS) digital amplifier is connected to a wireless transmitter, which relays the 2.4GHz frequency (Bluetooth), to the receiver in the satellite speakers.

ADVENT AW870 Two-Way Wireless Speaker System: Whether you're embellishing a home theater and don't want the hassle of wired surround speakers or you simply want portable components for a deck or garage Jensen's JW250 Sonix Wireless Speaker have your name on them. This Wireless Speaker uses 900 MHz technology to transmit sound from any audio/video source through walls and other obstacles--indoors or out--for distances of up to 150 feet. Unlike wireless products that use an infrared (IR) signal requiring a direct line of sight to the transmitter these Wireless Speakers allow countless placement options so you can enjoy music or TV sound in any desired part of your home.

Most recently in year Jan,  2004, Motorola Releases the HF800 Wireless Speaker: Motorola recently announced the HF800 Portable Wireless Speaker - an accessory that will act as a hands-free speakerphone when linked to a Bluetooth enabled phone. The Motorola HF800 Portable Wireless Speaker is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and features a powerful one-Watt speaker that delivers clear sound quality by using sophisticated echo and noise reduction technology.  The HF800 features a multifunction button to answer, end, and initiate calls and perform three-way calling and call hold functions, and also a Mute button. It can pair with up to 8 Bluetooth 1.1 compliant devices, including handsets, PDA's, and computers. The HF800 has a talk time of 3 hours and stand-by time of 100 hours. It can be recharged by the same chargers found in most Motorola phones.