Suggestions for a truly wireless speaker?
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| Posted on September 30, 2014 at 17:33:39 | ||
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Location: So. Cal (Oceanside) Joined: October 30, 2008 |
I need to build a mobile demo system with 5.1 surround sound. The receiver and sub will be built into a cart but I'm looking to build some completely wireless (i.e. battery powered) speakers. Obviously, some of the newer T-amps are very efficient so that seems a good place to start, but in the interest of getting good battery life while also attaining good SPLs,I thought it appropriate to ask for input in this particular forum. Parameters: 1. Cost *IS* a consideration here. This is not a "money is no object" kind of project. Cheaper is better as long as it's efficient/loud and sounds good. 2. Sound quality doesn't have to be audiophile-caliber but does need to be good to very good. 3. Size is definitely a consideration. The speakers need to be roughly "small bookshelf" sized - somewhere in the range of 12Hx6Wx6D or smaller 4. I'm not opposed to using a separate, small box housing the amp, wireless receiver and battery if there's an existing high-efficiency speaker that would be a good candidate -- but I would prefer to build something and have everything enclosed in one cabinet. 5. Because there will be a subwoofer in the system, LF response isn't a big deal but I do want something that's dynamic and "punchy". I know I'm posting to a speaker forum, so I don't expect a lot of input on the amplification, wireless transmitter/receiver and/or battery technology - but such input is certainly welcome.
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| RE: Suggestions for a truly wireless speaker?, posted on October 2, 2014 at 10:27:49 | |
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Location: So. Cal (Oceanside) Joined: October 30, 2008 |
That looks perfect! Thanks very much, Paul!
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| RE: Suggestions for a truly wireless speaker?, posted on October 3, 2014 at 08:12:51 | |
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These Dayton wireless 'T' amps can run from batteries.
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