Improve Your TV Enjoyment with Wireless TV Speakers
The problem with most TV's is the poor quality speakers which are installed in
the TV cabinet. TV speakers have to be small to eliminate magnetic interference
which can distort the image on the TV screen. Small speakers mean small sound,
and the only way to get better sound while watching TV is to install satellite
speakers. They are available as traditional wired speakers or you can get
wireless TV speakers.
Wired TV speakers are OK, but you are limited when it comes to placement.
Wireless TV speakers give the freedom to place them anywhere you want - even in
another room. Most models use 900MHz wireless technology that can transmit
signals up to 300 feet away - even through ceilings and walls.
It doesn't make sense, though, to place wireless TV speakers were you can’t see
the TV, but wireless speakers give you the freedom to place them in any
convenient location in the TV room. For the best sound, the speakers should be
placed at ear level and separated the same distance that you sit from the TV.
For example, if you sit 10 feet away from the TV set, the ideal stereo placement
for your wireless TV speakers is 10 feet apart.
There are many manufacturers of wireless TV speakers. They are quite reasonably
priced - usually at under $200. They offer a cheap and convenient way to
drastically improve the sound of your TV set.
There is a transmitter unit which is connected to your TV set. The transmitter
sends the audio signal to the wireless TV speakers, which have an internal
amplifier to provide the sound. Many models have individual controls for
adjusting volume and bass, and there is usually a channel switch for selecting
the best audio sound.
The speakers themselves need a power source of some kind. They can be plugged
into an electrical outlet or powered by rechargeable batteries. When the
batteries run low, simply plug the speaker into an outlet and they will be
automatically recharged.
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