Whether having just bought a new TV or simply looking to upgrade a home surround sound system, going wireless can make a major difference. Wireless speakers offer convenience and are relatively easy to set up, making them ideal in smaller living spaces or rooms. Furthermore, home theater buyers now can choose from a variety of wireless surround sound systems with the cost no longer the barrier it once was.
Regardless of the quality of the TV, upgrading the audio is a great way to significantly improve the viewing experience. In the past, this has often meant spending a lot on additional purchases, although that's no longer the case. Yes, there are likely to be more features or even better quality components and technologies when purchasing more expensive audio hardware. However, the addition of any surround system is likely going to be better than none.
The marketplace is filled with many wireless surround sound systems for your TV. Depending on the room layout and budget, it is a good idea to first figure out what type of wireless surround sound system will work best for you. You may prefer smaller but clean sounding speakers for your apartment. On the other hand, you may prefer slightly bigger speakers for your condo or home. Once you focus in in what you want to buy, carefully lay out your wireless sound system in your chosen home theater environment. Also keep in mind these featured wireless surround sound systems are not totally “wireless.” Some still may require a wired hook up to a TV, or be powered by an electrical outlet, for example.
Recommended here are four high quality wireless sound systems. Each offers home theater buyers different configurations and sound quality, although they all come from very respectable brands, such as Klipsch, JBL, Nakamichi and Vizio. In addition, there are options both above and below $500 to account for the different budget needs of today's consumers.
Vizio’s 5.1.2-Channel Soundbar System costs up to $499 and is a great choice for a small home theater configuration on a budget. It includes a soundbar, a wireless six-inch subwoofer and two surround sound speakers. Bluetooth lets listeners stream audio from mobile devices or a compatible receiver. The Vizio surround sound system is modestly priced and includes Dolby Atmos decoding. Again, this could be an ideal solution for those short on space.
While the Klipsch Bar 48 5.1 Surround System also costs up to $499, it is modestly priced and packed with features. The array includes a soundbar with various inputs and outputs, a wireless subwoofer with an eight-inch downward-firing driver, remote, a pair of surround speakers and Bluetooth technology. The Klipsch system is well built and looks sharp, while the sound quality is excellent for movie soundtracks and will fill the room with sonic realism.
JBL’s Bar 5.1 carries on the company’s reputation for “live” sounding playback of music and movies. The system features a soundbar, a wireless subwoofer with a ten-inch driver and two surround sound speakers. The system is rated at a total of 510 watts, includes Bluetooth, and an antenna which further assists in calibrating the speaker system.
Nakamichi’s Shockwafe Pro 7.1 SSE costs up to $1000 and is a higher end wireless surround sound system. Featuring a soundbar, two eight-inch subwoofers, two surround sound speakers and a remote, the Nakamichi system is rated up to 600 watts. The Pro 7.1 SSE also includes the Cirrus Logic Quad-Core Digital Signal Processing chipset that opens up almost any audio signal that runs through it. This includes spatial sound, standard surround sound processing and Dolby Atmos, creating a height channel effect. With the system’s remote, users can optimize the speakers for the size of the room.
The Nakamichi soundbar, like the other soundbars mentioned here is the nerve center. Digital inputs such as USB, optical, coaxial and HDMI are included and offer listeners a good variety of sound playback options for both music and movies. Sound from the Nakamichi system is great, and should keep to create a TV experience that's immersive and atmospheric.
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