The Vizio 5.1 VHT510 surround sound home theater is another sound bar + wireless rear surround speakers combo, which looks to be a new trend in pre-packaged home theaters These systems provide the compactness of a sound bar with the full surround sound experience given by 5 real speakers in surround sound positioning.

This system includes everything you need for a home theater – built-in amplifier, front soundbar with left, center and right speakers, wireless subwoofer and rear speakers.

The wireless rear speaker option is interesting. Rather than having a standalone wireless rear amplifier, the speakers connect to the subwoofer. This has some advantages and disadvantages. A big plus is the fact that you have less wiring to do. The downside is that your options for subwoofer placement are limited. If you want to place your rear speakers for surround sound then your subwoofer must be at the rear as well. Of course, you could always use longer wire and put your speakers and subwoofer wherever you want, but that slightly defeats the purpose of a wireless system.

Another interesting choice made by Vizio is the single optical input. They recommend routing all audio through your TV. While this isn’t a big deal, it would be nice to have the option to directly connect your home theater sound inputs to the sound bar without having to pass through the TV.

These are superficial issues. Most important in any home theater system is sound quality. And here, Vizio delivers. By all reports the sound quality is excellent, providing great value for money in the sound department.

The one main issue I have found is the LEDs on the soundbar seem to frequently stop working after a few days of use. This doesn’t affect the sound quality of the system, but it is a disappointing build quality issue. On the other hand, Vizio seem happy to replace any units that stop working, so it’s not a deal-breaker.

All in all, the Vizio VHT510 is an interesting offering. It makes some bold choices – using the wireless subwoofer as the receiver for the rear speakers and only having one audio input means that it won’t be to everyone’s taste. But for those looking for a sleek, minimalist design with great sound quality at a reasonable price, it is worth a look.

Check it out at Amazon.com

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http://www.overclock.net/other-hardware-mods/551865-creating-wireless-speaker-system.html

I started off with a pair of wireless headphones, and I took other various components and turned it into a wireless reciver with a 3.5mm output, Now I can stream music to anywhere in my house, from my computer ;]

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http://tinyurl.com/mobilespeakers

These little tiny speakers are so Fab, I’m ordering myself another set for Amys Dell PC set up. She loves mine.

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I’ve done this because you can find information about the BLUEANT M1 BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS, like photos, reviews, specs, etc, BUT no one ever thought about actually demonstrating its power. What a waste of awesomeness!

I’ve tried 3 different bluetooth speakers to use on my bike while I’m riding. By now my search for the perfect audio experience is over. These are just awesome, powerful, rechargeable, long lasting, crystal clear sounding, and… awesome again. Plus, all I have to do is press play on my phone to listen to my crap (as you can see, its an average cellphone. Old even).

In the first 11 minutes I show you the speakers with the AC connected and my computer’s audio line out connected also, so you can listen to its full audio capabilities, since you know, bluetooth transmitted audio has less quality than the audio through cable. Though, you can’t tell much difference. Too bad the video doesn’t make it much justice. My cam doesn’t capture that good.

Later on, I disconnect both AC and line in, so the speakers use only the battery and bluetooth audio transmitted by my phone.

At a high volume level the battery lasts for 3 to 4 hours (3:46:05 on my test) as advertised.

If you are looking for portable speakers (rechargeable, no AC-in needed to work) these are the ones. Even if you don’t need its Bluetooth capabilities, these are better sounding than most iPod “loudspeaker” docks (perhaps not some JBL branded ones, but those need to be connected to a power source, and still it is subject to debate).

Actually you can see a Sony Ericsson speaker on the back, I’m about to throw it to the trash can right now.

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Sony Ericsson Wireless Music Accessories: Stereo Speakers MBS-400, Wireless Stereo Headphones HBH-IS800, Wireless Portable Speaker MBS-200 and Bluetooth™ Portable Speaker MBS-100

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