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May 18th, 2012
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Question by Jon: wireless speakers?
I am looking to purchase a set of wireless speakers. They will be goin in a new steakhouse that my family is opening, and i am wondering what brands are trustworthy. These speakers need to be able to go about 50 ft if not more.

thx for the help….

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Answer by dddd
well with wireless speakers, there arent any that have good quality yet.

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Wireless speakers?

Jan 4th, 2012
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Question by marko: Wireless speakers?
I’d like to find a wireless speaker system, but I am not sure where to start looking. I’d like a simple system that can connect to my ipod. Would like good to great sound quality. A big key would be expandability (i.e. single transmitter which allows for additional speakers to be added at another time, or maybe I can connect it to my DVD player). I’d also like the speakers to be indoor/outdoor, although I don’t know if that makes any difference. Our new house has a huge deck and I’d like to have tunes pump out there.

Any advice?

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Answer by shumanaudio
Check these out. I recommend using wired speakers unless 1. You have no other choice. or 2. You want speakers that can be moved, like for a party. Also, wireless speakers still need power. Any-who that’s my two cents. Hope this helps.

Mike

http://www.soundolier.com/default.aspx

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