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- Know Auto Sound System Basics
- Ear Force PX5 Programmable Wireless 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset with Bluetooth
- M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Powered Speakers
- Yamaha NS-AW150 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers (Pair, Black)
- TV EARS TV Ears Wireless Speaker (Audio/Video/Electronics / Portable Audio) Reviews of Home Theater
- Iluv Imm9400 2.1-Channel 4-Cd Home Audio System With Ipod® Dock – Accessorize Your Apple
- Set Up a Home Office Wireless Sound System
- Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1-Channel Surround Speaker System (Black)
| Posted: 04 Jul 2011 11:50 AM PDT Know Auto Sound System Basics
These are the basics you need to know for all car stereo systems. Now that you have a better idea what all these different terms actually mean, you should be able to shop intelligently for your new car stereo system. Just remember, as always, while you get what you pay for, you don’t necessarily have to have the absolute best (and most expensive) parts for a good sound. More often than not, a midrange product will provide the best bang for your buck. And remember, it’s all modular! You don’t HAVE to buy every piece all at once. You can start with the head unit, and simply wire it’s built in amplifier into your factory car stereo speakers. Add a sub and an amp later if you want, or replace the factory speakers with higher quality ones, it’s all up to you.  List Price: $ 2.99 Price: PlayStation Portable Limited Edition Ratchet & Clank Entertainment Pack – Mystic Silver
Play thrilling games, movies, music, connect to the Internet, talk to friends around the world with Skype with the built-in microphone, and more. With the PSP system’s all new, dazzling widescreen LCD screen, the PSP system is truly the only place to play. Anytime. Anywhere.The PlayStation Portable Limited Edition Ratchet and Clank PSP-3000 Entertainment Pack brings together the latest revision of the PlayStation Portable (PSP) with the fun mayhem of the latest Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters game. Play technological games, listen to music, connect to the Internet, and do more with this Entertainment Pack.
PlayStation Portable – Now with Included Microphone and Brighter Screen A Full Entertainment System in Your Hands Hundred of Games to Choose From Watch Movies and Videos On The Go You can also watch recorded television content downloaded to a Memory Stick Duo with the TiVo-To-Go service. (Please note that this requires .95 fee, you must have a TiVo Series2 connected to your home network.) Listen to Your Music Collection Anywhere
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List Price: $ 149.99 Price: $ 159.98 Fisher-Price Mom Response Audio Baby Monitor, 900MHz – White/Grey
Fisher-Price 900 MHz Long Distance Monitor The 900 MHz Long Distance Monitor has a new, small, edgy design, which not only makes the receiver attractive but also very portable. The transmitter features a night light which is perfect for babies nursery. The 900MHz allows for a long reaching 800 feet of range and 4 channels to avoid static in transmission. This baby monitor includes sound lights on both sides of the receiver, low battery indicator with on/off light and out-of-range indicator light; also includes a belt clip. Requires 3-AAA batteries (not included). List Price: $ 59.99 Price: $ 79.95 Posts Related to Know Auto Sound System Basics
| Ear Force PX5 Programmable Wireless 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset with Bluetooth Posted: 04 Jul 2011 10:39 AM PDT Ear Force PX5 Programmable Wireless 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset with Bluetooth
The PX5 is the most technologically-advanced headset ever designed for PS3 and XBOX 360 gaming, incorporating a programmable digital signal processor to allow independent customization of the chat, game and microphone signals. Custom presets stored in the headset can be selected during specific parts of the game to emphasize sounds like footsteps or reloads that might otherwise be difficult to hear. It can even be programmed to disguise your voice or to enhance the voices of online players so you can hear them more clearly during intense parts of the game. The PX5 is also the first headset to incorporate dual radios-one for immersive, Dolby Digital surround sound game audio and another for chat on the PlayStation Network via Bluetooth. The Bluetooth feature also supports stereo audio streaming for listening to music while playing a game and can also be used to accept phone calls while playing the game. Although optimized for PS3 and Xbox 360 gaming, the PX5 is also perfect for watching movies and listening to music, with its impeccable audio performance, large, deep, fabric cushions, soft headband, and twist cup designed for resting the headset on your shoulders. The PX5 marks the beginning of a new breed of wireless gaming headset that serves as the ultimate "secret weapon" in the arsenal of serious gamers seeking unmatched audio quality, sonic control and a competitive advantage. List Price: $ 249.99 Price: $ 202.12 Posts Related to Ear Force PX5 Programmable Wireless 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset with Bluetooth
| M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Powered Speakers Posted: 04 Jul 2011 04:59 AM PDT M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Powered Speakers
The M Audio Studiophile AV40 monitors have changed the world of recording for the traveling studio producer and engineer.The ability to offer professional studio grade monitors at an affordable price has been overtaken by M Audio. Custom Vinyl-Laminate MDF enclosures offer a bass reflex design combined with the polypropylene-coated 4 inch drivers, you get the low end you need. The 3/4 inch ferrofluid-cooled silk dome tweeters provide unmatched clarity for the price allowing you to hear everything. The Studiophile AV 40 monitors also feature OptImage III wave-guide technology and a 20 watt-per-channel internal amplifier that utilizes Class A/B architecture. The perfect companion for traveling musicians.M Audio Studiophile AV40 Features4 inch polypropylene-coated woofers3/4 inch ferrofluid-cooled silk dome tweetersOptImage III tweeter wave guides for superior imaging20-watt-per-channel amplifier with Class A/B architecturemagnetic shielding1/4 inch TRS balanced and RCA unbalanced inputs1/8 inch headphone output1/8 inch stereo auxiliary inputfront-panel volume controlrear-panel on/off controlbass boost controlMDF cabinet with bass reflex port designThe compact Studiophile AV 40 powered speakers deliver the same proven M-Audio technology favored by top producers, recording engineers and musicians around the world. The combination of 4-inch polypropylene-coated drivers and 3/4-inch ferrofluid-cooled silk dome tweeters provides punchy lows, crisp highs and a balanced, uncolored response. Custom cabinets with dense wood construction deliver more accurate bass response than you could ever get from plastic multimedia speakers. And for the highest possible fidelity, the Studiophile AV 40 speakers also feature OptImage III wave-guide technology and a 20 watt-per-channel internal amplifier that utilizes Class A/B architecture. The Studiophile AV 40 reference monitors are the perfect solution for traveling musicians or anyone who wants top-notch sound from their desktop multimedia system.
Studiophile AV 40 Compact Desktop Speaker SystemProfessional Components–Professional Results Extended Low End OptImage III Technology Magnetically Shielded for Desktop Use AV 40 Specs
What’s in the Box List Price: $ 199.00 Price: $ 199.00 Altec Lansing iML237USB ORBIT, Ultra Portable USB-Powered Speaker
Altec Lansing Ulta Portable USB powered speaker for laptops and netbooks, compact speaker provides 360 degree sound. Comes with carry case. List Price: $ 49.95 Price: $ 17.50 ION Audio Block Rocker Battery Powered Speaker System for iPod
ION Audio Block Rocker Battery Powered Speaker System for iPod Ion Audio’s Block Rocker Battery Powered Speaker System for iPod is the perfect portable speaker system for traveling musicians, entertainers and event coordinators. A long-lasting rechargeable battery, sturdy construction and portable design, make certain the Block Rocker can be taken anywhere and everywhere. It features a high-efficiency amplifier with four inputs for connecting microphones, instruments, CD/MP3 players, and a universal dock for iPod. This powerhouse sound system makes every mobile event a success.
Portable PowerThe Block Rocker pumps 22 Watts of peak power through an 8-inch woofer and a 1-inch silk dome tweeter, enabling you to deliver high-quality sound to over 150 feet. The system’s enhanced bass response (a frequency response of 70Hz – 50kHz) means full, rich audio no matter the setting.
Four Input OptionsWith four inputs and independent level controls, the Block Rocker is a versatile system. Give a speech with some background music, play instruments over recorded music, or any other combo you might come up with. Inputs include:
Party All DayThanks to the Block Rocker’s built-in rechargeable battery, you’ll get over 12 hours of amplification on one charge. Level indicators let you know when it’s time for a recharge.
Take It AnywhereThe Block Rocker’s heavy-duty aluminum construction means it can handle a bit of banging around. The two-wheel system with retractable handle makes for easy portability, and it’s also 1-3/8-inch PA speaker stand mountable, so you can get full sound projection
Mic IncludedA professional quality microphone is included, along with a cable–plug right in and go.
What’s in the BoxIon Audio Block Rocker, microphone with cable, power cable. List Price: $ 399.99 Price: $ 399.99 More Powered Speakers Products Posts Related to M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Powered Speakers
| Yamaha NS-AW150 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers (Pair, Black) Posted: 04 Jul 2011 01:50 AM PDT Yamaha NS-AW150 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers (Pair, Black)
Yamaha’s compact NS-AW150 bookshelf speakers provide an affordable way to enjoy your music or television programming on a deck or under a porch. You can bring them in during the cold months and set them up indoors, too: their high build quality and good sound lend them equally well to two-channel indoor listening. The speakers, which are sold as a pair, each use a 6.5-inch high-compliance, polypropylene, mica-filled woofer and 0.5-inch PEI dome tweeter. The drivers are optimized for high rigidity but low mass, giving them reasonably high sensitivity (80 dB with 2.83V at 1 meter), another way of saying modest amplifiers won’t have much trouble driving them. Their acoustic-suspension cabinets are sealed to prevent undue resonance or tubby, tuneless bass, which often results from low-cost ported designs.Yamaha’s compact NS-AW150 bookshelf speakers provide an affordable way to enjoy your music or television programming on a deck or under a porch. You can bring them in during the cold months and set them up indoors, too: their high build quality and good sound lend them equally well to two-channel indoor listening. The speakers, which are sold as a pair, each use a 6.5-inch high-compliance, polypropylene, mica-filled woofer and .5-inch PEI dome tweeter. The drivers are optimized for high rigidity but low mass, giving them reasonably high sensitivity (80 dB with 2.83V at 1 meter), another way of saying modest amplifiers won’t have much trouble driving them. Their acoustic-suspension cabinets are sealed to prevent undue resonance or tubby, tuneless bass, which often results from low-cost ported designs. With a nominal impedance of 6 ohms, the speakers will work nicely with amplifiers up to 35 watts per channel, nominal, or 120 watts, peak power. They boast a frequency response of 80 to 40,000 Hz (+/-3 dB), giving you decent bass output for their compact size and unusually extended high-frequency response for your most demanding digital media. For indoor use, you may want to augment their performance with a subwoofer to deliver deeper and more powerful bass; be sure to select one with a variable crossover so you can tailor its upper frequency to effectively “take over” at the point of the NS-AW150s’ lowest deliverable frequency. The speakers are magnetically shielded, so you can place them on or near a TV or video monitor without fear of picture degradation from their magnetic fields. Five-way binding posts simplify connection with several different terminations of speaker cable (including banana plugs), and the NS-AW150s even come with two lengths of cable to get you started. While you wouldn’t want to leave the speakers exposed on, say, the deck of a boat, they are water resistant and designed to withstand light wind and rain–a benefit of their sealed enclosures and rugged metal grilles. The speakers come with mounting bases and brackets. What’s in the Box List Price: $ 99.95 Price: $ 59.95 Posts Related to Yamaha NS-AW150 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers (Pair, Black)
| TV EARS TV Ears Wireless Speaker (Audio/Video/Electronics / Portable Audio) Reviews of Home Theater Posted: 04 Jul 2011 12:40 AM PDT TV EARS TV Ears Wireless Speaker (Audio/Video/Electronics / Portable Audio)
TV Ears Wireless Speaker. – TV Ears wireless TV speaker TV10380 Price: $ 176.99 Posts Related to TV EARS TV Ears Wireless Speaker (Audio/Video/Electronics / Portable Audio) Reviews of Home Theater
| Iluv Imm9400 2.1-Channel 4-Cd Home Audio System With Ipod® Dock – Accessorize Your Apple Posted: 03 Jul 2011 08:50 PM PDT Iluv Imm9400 2.1-Channel 4-Cd Home Audio System With Ipod® Dock – Accessorize Your Apple
Compatible With All Iphone®/Ipod® Models With A 30-Pin Dock Connector; 4 Mp3 Cd/ Audio Cd Playback System; Iphone®/Ipod® Dock; Am/Fm Radio; 40 Memory Presets; Motorized Cd Doors; Includes Remote List Price: $ 249.99 Price: $ 222.99 Harman Kardon DAL 150 EzLink Computer to Home Stereo Interface (USB to Coaxial DA)
Providing Power for the Digital Revolution is the broadly defined mission of Harman Kardon. The popularity of computer-based, compressed-audio formats, such as MP3, has created the need to add a new and otherwise incompatible component to home entertainment systems: the PC. Harman Kardon’s DAL 150 EzLink fills that need by providing a digital link that connects the USB port of a compatible PC to the coaxial digital input of a receiver or processor. EzLink can convert an MP3 file or bitstream to PCM format for playback on many audio products. Your receiver may then process the selection using one of the many available surround modes, such as Logic 7. When used with a Harman Kardon A/V receiver, EzLink may be set to simply pass the MP3 bitstream through to the receiver, for onboard MP3 decoding. At Harman Kardon, the future is now. List Price: $ 149.99 Price: $ 19.95 XACT XS025 SIRIUS Satellite Radio Portable Boom Box
The Xact XS025 Sound System Portable Boom Box is designed to interface with the Stream Jockey XTR-1 Plug and Play satellite receiver. The boom box, with its two attached 4″” speakers, gives the Plug and Play receiver portability, allowing you to play the unit virtually anywhere. An auxiliary input lets you connect a portable CD or MP3 player to the boom box.The XAct XS025 Sirius satellite radio boombox turns your XAct XTR1 plug-and-play satellite receiver (sold separately) into a portable party machine. The unit’s 4-inch full-range speakers (5 watts x 2) fill the room with up to 120 channels of music, sports, entertainment, or other Sirius satellite radio programming. Even better, the unit works almost anywhere. Just plug it into an available AC outlet, or add eight D-size batteries (not included) and haul it to the beach or the nearest tailgater. Wherever you go, the XS025 lets you enjoy your Sirius subscription with friends. Additional features include an auxiliary line-level input for connecting your iPod or other audio source, an audio output that connects to a home stereo system, a stereo headphone jack for private listening, and a satellite radio antenna with a 19.75-foot cord. The boombox, which measures 17.75 by 7.38 by 6.25 inches (W x H x D), is backed by a one-year warranty. Note: You must subscribe to Sirius satellite radio to receive the satellite radio signal. What’s in the Box List Price: $ 109.00 Price: $ 65.94 Related Home Audio Systems Products Posts Related to Iluv Imm9400 2.1-Channel 4-Cd Home Audio System With Ipod® Dock - Accessorize Your Apple
| Set Up a Home Office Wireless Sound System Posted: 03 Jul 2011 04:54 PM PDT Set Up a Home Office Wireless Sound System If you’ve used any sort of wireless device — telephone, laptop, PDA, or even a simple remote control — you know how convenient it can be. You’re not tethered to … well, to anything. And you’re free to move around while doing your work. One area that’s ripe for wireless is a home or office sound system. Once a dream, it’s now relatively cheap and easy to set up such a system. Imagine being able to listen to your digital music without wires – you’ve probably got most of the components already. For a couple of hundred dollars or less, you can have a great wireless sound system. Why Go Wireless? Obviously, the main advantage to going wireless is to cut down on all of those pesky cables that have been the bane of audiophiles for decades. With wireless, you can place your speakers just about anywhere in your home without being limited to the length of wire that connects back to your audio system. If you’re like many people these days, you’ve probably got more music in a digital format like MP3 than you have on CD. Maybe you’ve ripped your CDs and/or downloaded music from the iTunes Store or other popular online music vendors. It’s easier to play these files directly from your computer instead of burning them on to a CD and having to fumble with those disks. And let’s face it: no matter how good your PC speakers are, they’re no match for a decent set of stereo speakers. Piping your music to speakers, even those in another room, will only enhance your listening pleasure. http://www.papatek.com/Cell-Phone-Accessories/ A wireless sound system works sort of like radio. A transmitter is connected to a device — usually a computer — that stores and plays your music. A receiver, plugged into a stereo or a set of speakers, picks up the signal from the transmitter. There are two ways in which signals can be sent from the transmitter — analog and digital. Analog is similar to FM (Frequency Modulation) radio. The signal is strong and constant, but the frequency of the signal changes slightly based on the information being sent. If you still listen to terrestrial (as opposed to satellite) radio, you’re probably familiar with FM. The quality of the signal is good and signal strength is decent, though it can be affected by barriers (like walls) in the way of the signal. Digital, on the other hand, converts sounds to packets of electronic data. In the case of a wireless audio system, this data is sent over the air from a transmitter and the data is converted back to audio when it reaches the receiver. It’s really the same principle as a wireless Internet connection. Wireless devices, like the ones described in this Tech Tip, operate over a specific range of frequencies — usually between 900 MHz to 2.4 GHz. This range of frequencies is used by most consumer wireless devices. That means a consistent level of signal quality, but it can also lead to interference from other devices. Luckily, the hardware used in setting up a wireless sound system enables you to select different frequencies to avoid or at least minimize interference. Ways to Go Wireless There are a couple of ways you can go wireless. If you’re an iPod user, you can turn your gadget into a music transmitter using the Wireless Music System for iPod by Logitech. This device clips to your iPod, turning it into a transmitter. You connect a small base station to your stereo or a set of powered speakers and you can use the iPod’s controls you can shuffle through songs or play your favorite play lists. You can also get FM transmitters for certain makes of MP3 player. The transmitter — like iriver AFT-100 or the Belkin TuneCast II — plugs into your MP3 player and literally sends the music on the device to an FM receiver. That receiver could be a stereo or even a car radio. Essentially the transmitter turns your MP3 player into a short-range radio station. The range of these devices is limited – about ten to 30 feet. But over those distances, the signal is clear and has little or no interference. Or, you can use a desktop computer (which is often called a media server) to store and broadcast your audio. You don’t need an up-to-date, lightning fast system with the latest version of your operating system (although that does help), either. An older computer running Windows XP and with a decent amount of memory and a fair sized hard drive is usually more than enough. I know at least two people who turned old eMachines desktops with 512 MB of memory and 80 GB hard disks into serviceable media servers. Using a software media player — like Windows Media Player, iTunes, RealPlayer, or WinAmp — you can create play lists or play all of your audio in bulk. A popular way to turn a PC into a sound system is the Logitech Wireless Music System. This device consists of two parts. The first is a small transmitter that you plug into a USB port on your computer. The second is a receiver that you connect to your stereo or a set of wireless speakers. Then, just fire up the media player on your computer and you’re ready to go. http://www.papatek.com/USB-Wireless-LAN-Adapter Media Center Extender, your PC needs to be running Windows XP Media Center Edition and you’ll need to have a wireless network up and running. Apple has always had an edge over PCs in multimedia. If you have a recent Mac and a high-speed Internet connection, you can turn that Mac into a media server using an AirPort wireless base station. Just plug the AirPort base station into your stereo or your speakers, and let your Mac and the iTunes software do the rest. According to Apple, iTunes will automatically detect the base station and you can start playing your tunes immediately. However, at , the AirPort base station isn’t cheap, especially if you want to have your audio piped to multiple locations in your home. Speakers Getting good sound from a wireless system – or any audio system for that matter – is partly a matter of having a good audio source to work with and mainly a matter of having a decent set of speakers. speakers that you already have. If course, if you can afford it, a new set of speakers can’t hurt. The only problem with using stereo speakers is that you’re still restricted by the speaker cables. Your sound source can be anywhere, but the position of the speakers is limited to the length of cable connecting them to your stereo. Wireless speakers, on the other hand, can free you of that limitation. You can (within reason) position the speakers anywhere you want in your house or even outside. Most are light enough that you can position them anywhere. With most wireless speakers, however, will need to be positioned near an electrical socket — this will limit where you can position your speakers. There are battery-powered wireless speakers, but most of them only hold a charge for about four hours. As the batteries run down, so will the quality of the audio that’s coming out of them. You can expect to pay several hundred dollars for a decent set of wireless speakers. Models from Panasonic, for example, can cost anywhere from 0 to ,700 dollars. Ones from Acoustic Research or JBL will cost quite a bit more. But, as with anything else, you get what you pay for. The quality of the sound will be better with a slightly higher-end set of speakers. That said, you should really only buy what you can afford and if you can afford it. Of course, how you position your speakers in a room is almost as important as choosing the right speakers. How you position your speakers will depend on thesize of the room and its layout. You can find some good advice on this topic here and here. http://www.papatek.com/LCD-Panel Remember that a wireless sound system has a limited range — from around 30 feet to 100 feet, maybe a bit more. This isn’t a problem in the average home, but if you want to play music outside then you might experience a drop in the quality of the sound. Speaking of putting your speakers outside, while it may seem like a good idea to have your favorite bit of music playing during a BBQ or garden party,remember that many speakers aren’t meant for use outdoors. They could get damaged by the weather or careless guests. If you’re using battery-powered speakers, remember that the life of the batteries is limited — probably (hopefully!) shorter than the duration of your party. On top of that, the sound that is sent to speakers might not arrive at the same moment, depending on how far the from your media center the speakers are set. In most cases, you might not notice any problems with the sound. Sometimes, though, Posts Related to Set Up a Home Office Wireless Sound System
| Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1-Channel Surround Speaker System (Black) Posted: 03 Jul 2011 03:50 PM PDT Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1-Channel Surround Speaker System (Black)
Complete 5.1 Home Theater Speaker Package. It features Four 2-Way Satellite Speakers (2.5″ Woofer & 1/2″ Tweeter), a 2-Way Center Speaker (Dual 2.5″ Woofers & 1/2″ Tweeter and a 6.5″ 100W Cube-Type High Power Subwoofer, featuring Yamaha’s Advanced YST (Yamaha Active Servo Technology and QD-Bass (Quatre Dispersion Bass) Technology. The Satellite Speakers have Wall Hanging Capability and Conventional Speaker Bracket Compatibility. All speakers have removeable Grill Cloths and are Magnetically Shielded.The Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1-channel Home Theater Complete Speaker System gives you the convenience of an all-in-one system with high-quality speakers. Not only are these speakers perfectly matched for acoustics and design, but they take advantage of unique technologies that Yamaha originally developed for its high-end speakers. With an amplifier or receiver and a DVD player, you’ll enjoy movies with sensational surround sound. What’s more, even with their extremely high quality, these speakers are small enough for easy positioning in rooms of any size. The satellite (main, rear, and center) speakers have a two-way acoustic suspension design with one coaxial two-way driver plus one full-range driver. The center speaker has the same coaxial two-way driver, and also includes dual cone full-range drivers. All of these speakers are rated at 100 watts maximum output, more than enough for dynamic movie sound. The 100 watt powered subwoofer uses two of Yamaha’s unique power-bass technologies: QD-Bass and advanced YST. Together they combine power and detailed, accurate reproduction in a compact unit. QD-Bass Technology uses down-firing drivers with square, pyramid-shaped reflective plates to radiate the sound efficiently in four horizontal directions. The reflective plates (not used in competitor’s down-firing subwoofers) negate any effects caused by the floor surface and reduce resonance between sound waves reflected from the floor and the unit. Also, most other systems use circular cones, but by radiating in four directions to avoid the legs of the cabinet, QD-Bass reduces turbulence caused by reflection from the legs. Changing the height of the square pyramid varies the acoustic load, permitting relatively simple high-cut adjustment and improved bandpass properties. The QD-Bass system provides extraordinary power and smooth frequency response from an extremely compact unit. It also allows greater freedom of placement, since the sound radiates with equal effectiveness in all directions. Yamaha’s patented Advanced Active Servo Technology (Advanced YST) generates incredible bass from small speaker enclosures. Advanced YST is the ideal method of combining amplifiers and speakers for maximum performance. This system’s advanced negative impedance converters intelligently adjust the negative impedance generation as the speaker moves, creating a hard, rigid cone that prevents deep resonant waves from leaking out of the speaker cone. This means the full power of the waves is forced out through the air port, resulting in clear, powerful bass. List Price: $ 179.99 Price: $ 105.00 Crystal Acoustics T3-7.4-UL Referentce Home Theater system with THX® Ultra2 fronts & 4 THX Ultra2 12″ Subwoofers
Build your Home Theater, as THX wanted! The T3-7.4-UL is the flagship proposal from Crystal Audio, for the ones craving the absolute reference only THX can offer! The T3-7.4-UL comprises the THX Ultra2 certified TX-T2SE floorstander, the center speaker and the dipoles from the multi-awarded TX-T2-12, offering the ultimate combination for the reproduction of the lower end, by the use of four THX Ultra2 certified 12-inch subwoofers. Exactly as THX and AES (Audio Engineering Society) suggest, four 12-inch TX-12SUB subwoofers ensure an outstanding SPL output, total standing wave control and all the punch and realism you can expect from a true, Reference Home Theater experience. List Price: $ 5,272.00 Price: $ 5,099.00 Posts Related to Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1-Channel Surround Speaker System (Black)
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