Wireless Speakers For Home Theater Could This Be The Answer For Apartment Owners

Yamaha has been producing audio sound bars for years now, and they’ve been growing increasingly popular in homes where size is a problem. I have to say I don’t really understand why but maybe because I have never lived in a small apartment.

Apartments and one-bedroom studios haven’t until recently manufacturers clain been able enjoy true surround sound due to the inability to shove 5, 6 or more speakers into their cramped living space.

The YSP-5100 and YSP-4100 are the company’s two newest Digital Sound Projectors, with each one using just a single speaker but “dozens” of audio beam drivers. But if you are strapped for cash you’d better start saving as these won’t leave you much change from $2,000. Ouch!

You can read more about Yamaha Sound Bars at about electronics.eu

Personally I would prefer to invest in something like one of the Bose Acoustimass speaker system (just hide the wires) for that sort of money. But

But I have to say sound bars are becoming more popular and wireless sound bars seem a logical progression but prices are not cheap and surely beyond most peoples budgets.

I always believe you should put sound before convenience hence my preference for Bose or other manufacturers micro speaker systems after all with some carefully decorative touches most signs of wires can be be easily hidden.

Related articles on Soundbars and Wirless Speakers

• Yamaha Quietly Shows Off 1mm-Thick Cloth Speaker [Speakers] (gizmodo.com)
• Vizio’s New Soundbars Are All About Dolby Digital and Wireless Accessories [Home] (gizmodo.com)
• Bose SoundLink Wireless Speaker System (ubergizmo.com)