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Wireless Speakers?



 
 
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Old November 10th 03, 12:08 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Fludge
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Hi.
New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome. Thanks.


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Old November 10th 03, 12:26 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Nath
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"Fludge" wrote in message
...
Hi.
New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my

PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome. Thanks.


Don't bother. Buy a decent setup with wired speakers. I have Creative FPS
2000- sounds a bit tinny and the "mid"woofer is a bit crap, but it does the
job for PC gaming. I would buy a better setup if you're planning on
high-quality music playback.


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Old November 10th 03, 12:26 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Nath
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Default Wireless Speakers?


"Fludge" wrote in message
...
Hi.
New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my

PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome. Thanks.


Don't bother. Buy a decent setup with wired speakers. I have Creative FPS
2000- sounds a bit tinny and the "mid"woofer is a bit crap, but it does the
job for PC gaming. I would buy a better setup if you're planning on
high-quality music playback.


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Old November 11th 03, 08:26 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
John Allen
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We have a couple of sets of small no-name wireless speakers that use a
frequency somewhere around 800 mhz, plugged into the hifi amplifier (which
in turn is connected inter alia to a digital satellite receiver tuned for
BBC radio via an Astra satellite).

They are excellent for listening to speech on the radio but hopeless for
reproducing music, which is horribly distorted - perhaps some kind of
bandwidth problem.

John Allen

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John and Catherine Allen
Bofferdange, Luxembourg

http://www.homepages.lu/allen


"Nath" wrote in message
.. .

"Fludge" wrote in message
...
Hi.
New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows

anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my

PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of

battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome.

Thanks.


Don't bother. Buy a decent setup with wired speakers. I have Creative FPS
2000- sounds a bit tinny and the "mid"woofer is a bit crap, but it does

the
job for PC gaming. I would buy a better setup if you're planning on
high-quality music playback.




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Old November 11th 03, 08:26 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
John Allen
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Posts: 7
Default Wireless Speakers?

We have a couple of sets of small no-name wireless speakers that use a
frequency somewhere around 800 mhz, plugged into the hifi amplifier (which
in turn is connected inter alia to a digital satellite receiver tuned for
BBC radio via an Astra satellite).

They are excellent for listening to speech on the radio but hopeless for
reproducing music, which is horribly distorted - perhaps some kind of
bandwidth problem.

John Allen

--

John and Catherine Allen
Bofferdange, Luxembourg

http://www.homepages.lu/allen


"Nath" wrote in message
.. .

"Fludge" wrote in message
...
Hi.
New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows

anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my

PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of

battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome.

Thanks.


Don't bother. Buy a decent setup with wired speakers. I have Creative FPS
2000- sounds a bit tinny and the "mid"woofer is a bit crap, but it does

the
job for PC gaming. I would buy a better setup if you're planning on
high-quality music playback.




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Old November 12th 03, 03:03 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Laurence Payne
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Default Wireless Speakers?

On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 13:08:20 -0000, "Fludge"
wrote:

New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome. Thanks.



Forget it. They're toys, and terrible quality.


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Old November 12th 03, 03:03 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Laurence Payne
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Default Wireless Speakers?

On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 13:08:20 -0000, "Fludge"
wrote:

New around these parts, but I wanted to ask if anyone here knows anything
about wireless speakers. I want something to use in conjunction with my PC,
not as surrounds for a tv system. Most seem to be set up for this
(surround). There don't seem to be that many options in terms of battery
powered wireless speakers. Ross seem to make a pair that are relatively
high profile on sellers like ebay. Does anyone have, or know anything
about these wierless speakers by Ross? Any other advice welcome. Thanks.



Forget it. They're toys, and terrible quality.


 




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