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Are the speakers that come with most Home cinema systems wireless?

  • hi, im considering buying a Home cinema system but im not sure about the wires and stuff cos i dont really want wires going around my room. I'm on budget, less then 150 quid thanks

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    Most home cinema systems use wires, and any that don't compromise the sound quality. In general you need to spend at least $2500 to get a wireless surround system that rivals top end wired speakers. Besides, wireless speakers aren't really wireless (they need to be plugged in), and wires are not really a big problem (i.e. only the rear speakers, and even then running under the carpet, behind baseboards, in white plastic wiring channels, under the floor or through other rooms can usually solve the problem). If you REALLY don't like wires consider a virtual surround sound bar system. It's not as good as discrete speakers, but the surround effect can be pretty good and the price is right (See link)

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If you don't want wires, then you don't care about having good sound. Even wireless speakers aren't truly wireless. Only the signal transmission is wireless. But you have to plug each speaker into a wall outlet for power. Sort of defeats the purpose if you ask me.

Robert

No. Those home theater in a box are not very flexible for adding or upgrading and they are of low quality. Those wireless speakers are not very good and the signal can be interrupted by other signal in your home. Even the most expensive system in the high end audio are not wireless. Hope this will help you out.

bbt91945

No

AVDADDY

Your budget is frankly too low for any good gear. Save your money and watch your local Cragislist for people selling older-but-name-brand gear. Dolby Digital 5.1 systems have been made for fifteen years. Older gear may not have HDMI or iPod integration - but they do a great job of 5.1 sound.

Grumpy Mac

No, Most Home theater speakers are wired. Maybe the High End ones MAY be wireless.

Arjun

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