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Motorola 89015J Dc800 Bluetooth Stereo Gateway

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 12:40 PM PDT

Motorola 89015J Dc800 Bluetooth Stereo Gateway

  • bluetooth home stereo adapter
  • turns audio devices such as home stereos & mp3 players into wireless music systems
  • plugs into home stereo or mp3 player
  • compatible with rca-capable tv

MODEL- DC800 VENDOR- MOTOROLA/GI FEATURES- Motorola Bluetooth Home Stereo Transceiver By streaming music to your the Bluetooth Stereo Headphones the Bluetooth Home Stereo Adapter turns audio devices such as home stereos and MP3 players into wireless music systems. Just plug the DC800 into your home stereo or MP3 player with an included RCA cable or 3.5mm cable and you are ready to go. You can even hook up to your RCA capable TV!

List Price: $ 79.99

Price: $ 79.00

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Shift3 Outdoor Speaker System

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 08:50 AM PDT

Shift3 Outdoor Speaker System

  • Includes Multi-directional Wireless Speaker Unit, Wireless Transmitter, audio cable
  • Receives wireless signal via transmitter for use with MP3 Players, CD Players, personal computers
  • Powerful 10-meter range transmits through walls, floors and ceilings
  • Speaker delivers 10 watts of rich, dynamic sound from twin 1.25-inch tweeters and one 4-inch
  • It has a lightweight design with contoured carry handle for easy transport

Experience 100% Wireless Music throughout your home or yard with the Shift3 Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speaker System! Plus enjoy direct line-in connection as well! Instantly transmit all of your favorite music from your home stereo receivers, MP3 Players,CD Players, Personal Computers, Television, Laptops and more! With a 180 degree pivoting speaker head and various other useful features, this Shift3 speaker system has it all!!!

List Price: $ 149.99

Price: $ 122.99

Audio Unlimited R-SPK-VELO-001 Factory Re-Certified 900MHz Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speakers with Remote

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 08:50 AM PDT

Audio Unlimited R-SPK-VELO-001 Factory Re-Certified 900MHz Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speakers with Remote

  • Compact & portable with a stylized design (10H x 5W) – 3inch Rubber edge Woofer 2inch Mylar cone Tweeter 10 Watt RMS Output9V DC Transformer
  • Speaker can either be battery powered (using 6 C batteries per speaker – not included) or, using the included AC adapter
  • Speaker can be up to 150feet away from audio source
  • Weatherproof for outdoor listening
  • Connect to your computer for remote listening

SPK-VELO-001 Size (Height, width of Speaker itself) 130x265mm. Woofer: 3″ rubber edge Tweeter: 2″ mylar cone Output Watt RMS: 10 watt RMS/20 watt max. Transformer: DC 9V ATTENTION: The transmitter for this speaker set is designed to work with a wide variety of devices. Our tests have shown the default volume levels of iPods, MP3 players and other devices connected to the transmitter through the headphone jack does not have the signal strength required by the transmitter. Raising the volume of your device will increase the signal strength to the transmitter. The blue signal LED will light when the required signal strength from your device is reached.

List Price: $ 129.99

Price: $ 144.49

New Wireless Indoor Outdoor Speaker System Built-In Subwoofer Tweeter Powerful Sound by NXG Technology

  • Buyer must charge a 20% restocking fee for return item.
  • Built-in subwoofer and tweeter for powerful sound. Audio is broadcast up to 100.
  • Transmitter contains 3.5mm input jack, USB charging jack, on-off switch and antenna.
  • Water-resistant construction for outdoor use.
  • Illuminated rotary volume dial.

Blue LED light illuminates for night use. Uses 4 AA in Transmitter and 8 C in system. 8 W x 8 x 12 D. Includes 2 AC power adapters.

List Price: $ 110.84

Price: $ 60.57

2.4GHz Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speaker with Wireless Sender/Receiver Rocket Boost

  • RocketfishTM 2.4GHz, 22-watt wireless speaker with up to 164′ wireless range
  • Wireless sender/receiver
  • Auxiliary audio input and output on sender/receiver
  • Weather-resistant speaker design
  • 4 ohms woofer impedance, 8 ohms tweeter impedance

With Rocketboost and 2.4GHz wireless technologies for reduced wireless interference, this sender/receiver and weather-resistant wireless speaker make it easy to equip your home theater or audio component system for crystal-clear wireless listening outdoors.

What’s Included

* RocketfishTM 2.4GHz Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speaker with Wireless Sender/Receiver (1 speaker)
* 2 DC-to-AC adapters
* 6′ 3.5mm auxiliary cable
* 6′ 3.5mm-to-stereo RCA cable
* Owner’s manual

Product Features

* 2.4GHz, 22-watt wireless speaker with up to 164′ wireless range
Allows you to enjoy wireless digital audio from your RocketfishTM wireless sender/receiver-equipped home theater or audio system.
* Wireless sender/receiver
Wirelessly connects the speaker to your system to expand your home theater setup and supports transmitting audio from an audio device to a wireless-enabled system for listening to your favorite tunes.
* Auxiliary audio input and output on sender/receiver
Allow easy connection of a single speaker, or of up to 2 speakers using the included 3.5mm-to-stereo RCA audio adapter. Also supports connecting an MP3 player, CD player or other audio device.
* Weather-resistant speaker design
Withstands the elements for added durability.
* 4 ohms woofer impedance, 8 ohms tweeter impedance
Conducts power through the speakers.
* Flexible power options
Sender/Receiver requires DC-to-AC adapter (included). Speaker may be powered using the included DC-to-AC adapter or 8 alkaline or NiMH C batteries (not included).
* Remote
Allows you to control sound levels from across a room.

List Price: $ 78.99

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What’s Happening With 5.1 Surround Sound Music?

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 05:24 AM PDT

What’s Happening With 5.1 Surround Sound Music?


A few years ago 5.1 surround sound DVD video players looked likely to become standard kit in every living room in the technology friendly world.


So now a few years on, what has happened to the original promise of surround sound music? Well the answer to that is ‘lots, but not nearly enough.’


For those that don’t know already, 5.1 surround sound is basically five speakers and a sub-woofer placed around your room allowing you to listen to music or a movie soundtrack literally surrounded by speakers. The film industry pioneered it for theatres and it then became available as a DVD player add-on for home entertainment systems.


Now at least 100,000,000 people world-wide own systems, which can and should be used for all manner of surround sound music DVDs.


I hear you say, ‘but surround sound music on DVD hasn’t really caught on. All that wire in my living room’.


Even though the consumer can buy a DVD player and surround speaker system cheaply enough, surround sound music hasn’t really caught fire yet. Why?


There are reasons why we should all remain confident that surround sound music will become more popular, but at the moment it’s still an infant child.


The amount of different DVD and surround sound formats is confusing and can be offputting.


The consumer desperately wants an end to the confusing compatibility war between different surround sound formats.


Many music artists would start producing DVDs if it wasn’t so complex, just as there are many consumers that would purchase a surround sound DVD system for the same reason. They should be able to buy a DVD player and play any product claiming to play DVDs.


Consumer surround sound formats currently include sound on video DVDs encoded as Dolby 5.1 surround sound or DTS; the competing DVD-Audio (DVD-A) and Super Audio CD (SACD) formats and MP3 Surround.


There are 5.1, 6.1, 7.1 systems, four speaker systems, even one speaker systems and ‘simulated surround sound systems.’ Phew! See what I mean?


They all have their uses, but the I feel the music business would be wise to embrace one format. Every time the consumer buys a surround sound music product they have to research whether it will be compatible to their particular system.


The good news here is that slowly, but surely things are improving. As long as there is no ‘new’ new format to rock the boat, the problem of incompatibility could become a thing of the past.


There are many great web sites to visit which do explain (in as much detail as you could possibly imagine) all the different formats and help you decide what to buy.


How about all that wire in my living room though?


There are wireless speaker systems available, but the cheaper ones are for mainly rear-channel wireless amplification. This doesn’t quite get rid of all the wires and limits people who have odd shaped rooms. But they are better than nothing.


It would be great for a ‘let’s make it fun revolution’ to occur with surround sound, like the iPod. Small wireless speakers one could place anywhere. The recommended configuration would still be in a circle, but you’d have a license to have fun by placing them in different locations.


Certain types of music would not really benefit from this unconventional approach, but other types mixed specially for surround sound might not suffer that much and it would release the consumer from the pressure to set their systems up in a way that would please an audio engineer or DVD manufacturer.


Not enough of an improvement on CDs and overall lack of interesting music DVD products.


The amount of compression used for music on DVD video is far greater than CDs. So stereo music on CD is generally of a higher quality than stereo music on DVD. However, add the extra speakers and a properly mixed 5.1 surround sound piece of music and all of a sudden the playback bit ratio seems much less important.


‘What is’ you ask, ‘a properly mixed 5.1 piece of music?’


Recreating real space is what seems to interest some surround sound pioneers. The chance to paint a more precise musical picture by placing you the listener deeper inside a musical ensemble or concert venue.


This approach has got its merits, but it’s reliant on people having their speakers in precise locations, and that they will sit dead centre amongst them. Pluses can turn to minuses at this point. If you don’t have a perfectly set up system it might just sound weird, especially if you are used to the stereo CD mix from the same artist.


Apart from all the technical considerations, I consider a great 5.1mix a strong alternative to the stereo mix. Let’s say the artist already has their stereo mix. Why not make the surround mix something that really explores that extra space and is different from the stereo mix.


Give the consumer a choice of two distinctly different sounding mixes. This might inspire more people to make the effort to set up those surround speakers which are still sitting unused in the attic.


Currently it is almost mandatory to include some type of visual content on a DVD.


In a way, it’s a shame that ‘audio only’ DVDs haven’t caught on…yet.


Depending on the level of production the artist is looking to reach, it can be both very expensive and time consuming producing enough visual material to accompany all the music for a competitive DVD release.


Most musicians have a hard enough time producing their music let alone having to produce hour’s worth of videos as well. So you could say that the need for visual content (as exciting as it can be) is holding back the growth surround sound music.


Live concerts are the most successful type of music DVDs, mainly because they are relatively cheap to produce.


For ‘audio only’ DVDs to catch on, consumer expectation will have to be ‘re-trained’ to expect what they might consider as less. I feel that the days of distributing film or music products on any type of disk is going to disappear fast.


What does the future looks like for surround sound?


The real turning point will come when the Internet becomes surround sound friendly. A new MP3 surround streaming module has just been announced that allows manufacturers to build web radios featuring true 5.1 surround sound.


Many people surf the Internet sitting at their desk, listening to music for hours at a time. Soon they will be able to surf and listen in surround sound. Small near-field computer monitors would work perfectly.(especially wireless ones).


It’s inevitable that 5.1 radio and TV broadcasts will soon become the norm. Even without the music business, embracing surround sound as anything more than a small niche, the amount of people with a 5.1 system is steadily increasing.


At this point, surround sound music becomes a viable ‘audio only’ product. If the surround sound community can simplify the production process even more allowing the average project studio to easily create surround sound content, we should all benefit.


I predict there will be a tipping point where all of a sudden the ‘need’ for surround sound music will exceed the amount of available products.


Live surround sound music can be amazing. I went to Berlin and mixed a gig by the experimental Electronic band ‘Warren Suicide’. Instruments and vocals flying around the room in surround sound mayhem. It was great, and opened my eyes to what I hope is ‘the future’ for certain styles of music.


Dance music is an area I really hope starts to explore surround sound. The drum/synth based repetition is perfect fodder to trigger a quantum leap in 5.1 music production. All the technology is now available to present surround sound mixes in smaller clubs or ‘surround rooms’ in larger clubs.


I have to quickly point out that the 1 in 5.1 stands for sub-woofer (a dedicated speaker designed to carry just low frequencies). This on its own is a major step forward for dance music fans.


DJ producers in particular can take control of the ‘low end’ of their tracks and shake the furniture more than ever before. Because one doesn’t have to squeeze all that low end into the same speakers as everything else it allows for a more overall dynamic mix.


Music mixed in 5.1 surround sound gives us the opportunity to produce and listen to music in a completely new way.


Both as a composer and as a engineer, I personally feel liberated, set free from the confines of stereo. In this case more really is better. The extra speakers/channels give you more ‘room’ to put your music.


My hope is for ‘audio only’ surround sound music to take off. Music is, after all, the world of the invisible – it seems a shame to connect it at the hip to pictures. Your mind processes visual images first, then sound. So pictures can distract people who might listen more carefully without them.

ONX IF108 iFloat Floating Wireless Outdoor Stereo Speaker

Posted: 16 Jun 2011 03:58 AM PDT

ONX IF108 iFloat Floating Wireless Outdoor Stereo Speaker

Features: 6 speakers in single case. Floats in pool or hot tub. 3-channel speakers. Play MP3 players or iPods through stereo system. Built-in mood light. Battery or AC powered. Built-in stand. Color: Blue. Includes AC adapter.

Price: $ 113.00

Bose 251 Environmental Speakers, premium outdoor speakers – White

  • Wide listening area gives you freedom to move about and enjoy fuller stereo sound
  • Multi-chambered enclosure design assures that deep low frequencies stay true even in an outdoors setting
  • Engineered to withstand snow, sun, rain, ice and saltwater spray

With conventional outdoor speakers, sound can only be heard with impact in a few “sweet spots” instead of the broader range of your patio, pool or yard. But Bose® 251 environmental speakers produce remarkably rich sound across a much wider listening area. Vital to that performance is Articulated Array® speaker design, which houses two speakers set at precise angles in each enclosure. This produces an extremely wide sound field so that you experience consistent stereo effects as you move around outdoors. The small cabinets of conventional outdoor speakers often can’t produce the low notes that provide impact. The 251 speakers blend with your outdoor surroundings, yet their technology and design eliminate the audible distortion often heard in other speakers. You can enjoy full, rich music without the need for large, bulky speakers. Bose 251 speakers are engineered and tested to withstand snow, rain, salt and temperature extremes of 140° F to -22° F. These speakers deliver a level of performance many conventional outdoor speakersand most indoor speakerssimply cannot match. They are also protected by a five-year limited warranty.

List Price: $ 398.00

Price: $ 398.00

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Sony Playstation 2 Mojoplay MP710 7-Inch Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor (Slim)

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 06:05 PM PDT

Sony Playstation 2 Mojoplay MP710 7-Inch Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor (Slim)

  • High Resolution 7″ Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor
  • Built-in High Quality Stereo Speakers
  • Easy Installation at the rear if PS2 Slim
  • Flip Up Mechanism for Adjustable viewing angle
  • Built-in Headphone Jacks

Add portability to your Sony PS2 Slim game console with the Mojoplay MP-700 widescreen add-on TFT LCD monitor, which offers easy installation to the rear of the PS2 console. The MP-710 features a 7-inch widescreen LCD screen with a flip-up mechanism for adjustable viewing angles. It also offers two built-in stereo speakers and dual headphone jacks. Controls include volume, brightness level, and switchable 16:9/4:3 aspect ratio.Add portability to your Sony PS2 Slim game console with the Mojoplay MP-700 widescreen add-on TFT LCD monitor, , which offers easy installation to the rear of the PS2 console. The MP-710 features a 7-inch widescreen LCD screen with a flip-up mechanism for adjustable viewing angles. It also offers two built-in stereo speakers and dual headphone jacks. Controls include volume, brightness level, and switchable 16:9/4:3 aspect ratio.

What’s in the Box
LCD game console monitor, power adapter, connection cable, printed operating instructions

List Price: $ 139.99

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Mojoplay MP530 5.4-Inch Widescreen LCD Gaming Monitor for Nintendo GameCube

  • High Resolution 5.3″ LCD Screen Display
  • Built-in High Quality Stereo Speakers
  • Easy Installation on top of Nintendo GameCube
  • Flip Up Mechanism for Adjustable viewing angle/Reverse switch for reversing screen display
  • Built-in Headphone Jacks

Axion MP-530 GameCube 5.4″” LCD Game ScreenAdd portability to your Nintendo GameCube with the Mojoplay MP-530 add-on LCD monitor, which offers easy installation to the top of the GameCube. The MP-530 features a 5.3-inch widescreen LCD screen with a flip-up mechanism for adjustable viewing angles and a switch for reversing the screen display. It also offers two built-in stereo speakers and dual headphone jacks. Controls include volume and brightness level.

What’s in the Box
LCD GameCube monitor, power adapter, connection cable, printed operating instructions

List Price: $ 89.99

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Axion MP-920XB 9.2″ Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor for XBox360

  • High Resolution (800×480) 9.2″ Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor.
  • Built-in High Quality Stereo Speakers.
  • Matches Color Scheme of Xbox360.
  • Flip up Adjustable Screen.
  • Built-in dual headphone jacks and volume/picture controls.

Love your Xbox 360 enough to take it wherever you want to go? Add portability to your gaming verve with Mojoplay’s new attachable gaming monitor, MP-920XB, for the Xbox 360 console! The MP-920XB features a hi-resolution 9.2 widescreen, 800 X 480, TFT LCD monitor with built-in high quality stereo speakers. The monitor matches the color scheme of the Xbox 360 console, blending in seamlessly. Installing the monitor is so easy; all it takes is a few click-in adjustments. This gaming monitor has a flip-up mechanism for adjustable viewing angles, making it compact and safe to carry around.

List Price: $ 139.99

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Wireless Home Theater Systems

Posted: 15 Jun 2011 05:04 PM PDT

Choosing the Best Wireless Home Theater System

By Yulianto

wireless home theater system

Having home theatre is highly recommended for you today because home theatre is one of the activities that you can enjoy with all of your friends and family without the need to pay for additional money. You can purchase your favorite DVD and enjoy watching it anytime you want. However, if you know nothing about home theatre, having someone professional in your side to help you choosing the best wireless home theater systems are highly recommended in this matter. You must be surprised about how much options that will be offered to you when it comes to you choose which wireless home theater systems that suit best to your need.

As the first guide perhaps it is the time for you to find out what kinds of equipments that are consisted in a series of wireless home theater systems. The main equipment that you should have when you are about to purchase a complete home theatre is high definition TV. There are two options that you have in this matter based on your need. For optimal performance of your wireless home theater systems, surely you should choose LED or LCD TV but you are also able to choose home theatre projectors. The choosing of wireless home theater systems is also highly recommended so you don't need to hide all kinds of cables from speakers, TV up to the projectors.

However, choosing the best wireless home theater systems is not an easy task to do. That is why very important for you to enhance your knowledge toward the choice of wireless home theater systems, so you have some references to compare some wireless home theater systems to find one system that really suits to your need.

It is important for you to choose or purchase wireless home theater systems from well known brands which reliability in providing you high quality wireless home theater systems and other home theatre products are already proven. If you are expecting nothing but the best performance of your wireless home theater systems only surely you don't mind to spend a lot of money for the best quality products of home theatre systems.
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