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I'm on the hunt for some new speakers of the wireless variety. The idea is to get rid of all the cords hanging out of my iMac bar one (the power cable). I tried a bluetooth adapter but the sound quality was horrible, it would disconnect when I used skype (no idea why) and there was annoying audio delay during video playback. I think the new apt-x standard might solve the sound quality issues though not sure about the others. I've had a look at Airplay enabled speakers but it's not clear whether I can push audio from multiple applications to the speakers at once. Can anyone clear that up for me? The speakers I've been eyeing are the: Philips Fidelio Soundsphere DS9800W  Nocs NS2 Air Monitors  Audio Pro Living LV2e 
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KozmoNaut posted:If you can find a set of speakers with a USB port, you don't even have to use an additional power adapter for the receiver. I had no idea such speakers existed.
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MMD3 posted:well this is certainly interesting... the locally designed (if you're in the Portland area) direct-sale speaker company. Aperion Audio seems to be entering the powered bookshelf market. It looks like this could be a compelling competitor to the AudioEngine 5's. These look like good speakers. I currently have Creative ZiiSound T6 speakers and one of the best features is being able to switch inputs with a remote. They don't have an optical input but they have USB input instead. May look at replacing the Creative's with these. They look awfully similar to the Addon T8's http://www.audiopro.com/products/addon-t8 KingEup fucked around with this message at 04:56 on Apr 1, 2014 |
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