... with free shipping (normally $ 500 {Savings of $ 150 / 30% off} - use coupon code 0GJ?CCPDJH2C1V). • HP Pavilion P2 Desktop PC with AMD Fusion E-Series Processor, 3GB Ram, 500GB HD for $ 200 (normally $ 295.87 {Savings of $ 96 / 32% off}) ... Bose ... This Opteka Solar-Powered Battery Backup and Charger Is Your When-You-Go ...
BEST BOSE I HAVE EVER OWNED! Take it from a BOSE audio guy here... Best I've had! SORRY FOR BAD QUALITY! HAD TO COMPRESS FILE. NEW HP 8MP CAMERA HAD TOO MUCH POWER FOR YOUTUBE. I WILL REPOST LATER.
bestcomputersprices.blogspot.com BOSE Companion 3 Series II Multimedia Speaker System Review
One of the biggest challenges we are facing today with so number of electronic devices is the tangle of cables. This is where we were stuck and the ever improving wireless technology helps us get rid of the tangle of wires with confusing wiring system. Of course as everything going wireless one has the other issue of interfering signals that they can cause and make some of them not function. However, wireless technology has advanced that many of those inconveniences have been resolved.
Many of us are attracted to a home theater system but do not want to go through setting up the cables as well as dismount them if they are or want to change location or residences. The company that is known for its audio products has innovated solutions for individual looking for a excellent sound system without the cables and which is mobile without having to compromise the great audio sound Bose is know for.
Bose wireless music systems is an innovative and great solution .System is comprised of a USB key that plugs into your computer or other system and transmits sound to any corner of your house.
The Soundlink system is powered but lithium-ion rechargeable batteries which are recharged by the systems AC power, so you don't have to use or look for an electrical outlet. Normal battery life is about three hours depending on the usage. The system also comes with an infrared remote control to manage the power and volume.
Bose wireless speakers give you the great sound quality and let you take your entertainment where ever you go. The Bose wireless speakers system is another great product from a company that is constantly innovating and introducing new products. These is a great system without the wires.. For wireless systems its worthwhile to look at the Bose wireless speakers or you can also check out online bose store and compare and get other bose audio system according to you need with full system review with price catalog.
Suggest Bose Wireless Audio and Speaker System Topics
Question by : Harman Kardon SoundSticks II versus Bose companion 5 series? I am looking into finding the absolute best sound quality in computer speakers but I also would like to have a stylish look to them. I have found both of these that I am considering and price is of no matter. Which of these 2 would be the better of the sound quality putting price aside or is there something that would be better than both theHarman Kardon SoundSticks II and the Bose companion 5 series for computer speakers? Best answer for Harman Kardon SoundSticks II versus Bose companion 5 series?:
Answer by ?
Wow... If you are looking for the best sound quality + stylish look, then I've got a few suggestions for you. Style / design / looks is subjective - so I can only give you suggestions that would give you the "Best Sound Quality". You be the judge of the "looks". While the Harman Kardon SoundSticks II is very good for sound, there's better... Lots better. Bose Companion 5? - I'll get to those speakers later... even ignoring its high price. Take a look at the "Studio Monitor" series of computer/mixing speakers. These are NOT really marketed towards the regular consumers... they are for Professional Recording studios, DJs, Recording Artists- Mixing, etc. But just because they are not marketed and intended for regular consumers, doesn't necessarily mean that you cannot buy them... it's just that you may have to look for them at Music Stores: Like Long&McQuade, Guitar Stores, -specialty stores. All of these Pro Speakers come with RCA jack audio input... this means that you can hook anything up to them with simple RCA adapters. Let's just take for example: The KRK Rokit 5 professional studio monitors. http://www.krksys.com/product_rokit.php It is a 2 speaker sytem: Drivers: Woofer: 5" Glass Aramid Composite Woofer Tweeter: 1" Neodymium Soft Dome Tweeter with Ferro Fluid Input: XLR (3-pin), RCA & 1/4" TRS - 10k Ohm, Balanced / Unbalanced Amplification: HF: 15 Watts/LF: 30 Watts $ 300 each... but can be found for $ 200 or less each. This translates to 2 amps each speaker, 4 amps in total. Everything else has only 1 amp. Harman Kardon, Bose, Logitech, Altec Lansing -streamline consumer products. This one amp powers the tweeters and woofers - using passive crossovers [which work, but depends how well = sound quality]. Also, note the quality of materials used... compare it. For the same price of the Companion 5, you get the above: Carbon [Glass Aramid] woofers, silk dome tweeters, quad-amps, thick MDF [medium density fiberboard] enclosure... VS. Bose Companion 5: Satellites: two small 2" PAPER woofers in a THIN Abs Plastic enclosure: that handle the Highs,Mids,Lower Mids... THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO TWEETERS PRESENT! Acoustimass Bass Module: or their version of Subwoofer: is a small 5.25" paper woofer in an enclosure made of LDF [Low Density Fiberboard-lol]. Then Bose goes and puts in agressive DSP [Digital Signal Processing] effects to FORCE these small drivers to sound good. But it's a FAIL. The outcome is bloated, overboosted, fatiguing sound - that they CALL "lifelike sound". Do you ever notice that whenever you listen to their demo - that the vocals sound CHESTY and Hissy "s" sounds?? Synthetic Vocals is the product of their cheap design. I had these speakers for a few weeks - tested with all sorts of music: Techno/GAMES is OK--- but pretty much any speaker system with enough power will sound OK... but for music with VOCALS, the vocals sound recessed, lacking, synthetic, with overboosted bass -so the voices sound CHESTY. The trebble is boosted so much that the mid-trebble is tooo loud- fatiguing to listen to... but the highest range of trebble is just missing... cuz there are NO tweeters. The Bass sounds monotoned, bloated, and boomy. There will be people who would defend their $ 400 purchase of sub-standard, cheap componentry, IKEA furniture grade enclosure, bloated sound: and call it Great- because "It is what I like!"... Sure - fine - if you like it, then good for you! But--- Remember, LOTS of people like McDonalds Fine Foods, and their great Ambience of their restaurants... But this does not mean that their food is GREAT+Healthy... and is NOT for everyone. -Hey, McDonalds know how to do business- Marketing, Service, Speed... at a reasonable price. This is where Bose is not: Reasonable Priced. Their products are overpriced by about 4x... cuz the Bose Companion5 is worth $ 100.00 and that's it. Bose gives 30day return policy. Buy a set, also get a pair of 2.0 speakers from a Music Store [ones that sell musical instruments] or Guitar Store and compare them side by side. this is the only way to tell what you like and which is better for you. Hope this helps! Ps. While I love the KRK Rokit series speakers... There are better - just an example. M-audio also makes the Bx5a... they are also quad-amped and are awesome. Personally, I'm currently running a pair of AudioEngine A2 speakers - which is smaller, more compact and less "industrial" looking. But the Audioengine line of speakers are NOT pro speakers - they are between the PRO and Consumer line speakers. That's their NICHE. They also use MDF cabinets with Carbon-Kevlar woofers and silk dome tweeters. They are $ 200 each pair. I also have them hooked up to my Yamaha 8"subwoofer to help with the lows. Check Audioengine out. They also have the larger A5 and available 8" sub "S8": http://audioengineusa.com/ I had my A2 speakers [+sub] set up side by side with the Companion5... and the A2 is better for every type of music, more accurate, better stereo imaging, etc. And the A2 speakers aren't that great... it is just that the Bose products are garbage -in comparison. You CAN compare Bose to logitech or altec lansing... But with Bose, you are spending over 4x more for the same performance. Peace!
Answer by mark_hensley@sbcglobal.net
I prefer and own a set of Bose Companion 5 speakers as well as a 15 year old Bose Wave Radio and Mark Levinson speakers. The BC5's stream to all of the aforementioned speakers from my computer. I utilize the eq on a constant setting for the BC5s. The combination of all of these speakers playing at the same time is by no means hard on the ears or eyes. Classical music sounds elegant even soft and organic in building high pristine crescendos. You can close your eyes the instrumentals dance all around you. It is plausible that Bose is not the only brand a person owns. Alternately, most people have more than one brand speaker and more often than not, mix and match. Bose speakers are complementary mixed and matched with different speakers, too. Therefore, it is unrealistic to assume that Bose should be compared alone, when a vast majority of music lovers utilize two to three brands of speakers under the same roof. To answer your question, as a stand alone, Harmon Kardon Soundsticks II sound richer and more rounded. They have a better sound than the Bose, Kardon as a stand alone is more musical in comparing the two. HKS II can be purchased for $ 116, Bose on the other hand, the going price is $ 359-$ 400 retail. It appears that HK is the better buy, but they are notorious for falling apart in 1-2 years. This is not at all true for the Bose Companion 5 which also speaks to best. Who wants to routinely make a purchase of speakers at over $ 100 a pop? A Bose Companion 5 owner does not have any concern of any part of the unit physically falling apart. Their are some that have made claims to know what is inside of the Bose set, but have you seen it? Neither have I. If you pick up a BC5 it is an outwardly metal speaker system, very heavy solid feel. Should you choose a set, it will get old with you and that too is best. Honestly, the majority of the burden that impacts a quality sound is the bit rate. No matter how fine the speaker if the recording is thin, the sound will be thin. Any audio speaker can only reproduce musical material, but how it is expressed in the air waves is a by-product of the recording quality. Bose Companion 5 Speakers are ultimately better than the Harmon Kardon Soundsticks II, though the HK has better musical characteristics. An improvement from both brands would be Axiom which makes a better overall quality computer speaker along with Audioengine. Best. The comment below is from Amazon. great sound and looks, don't last long, March 5, 2009 By Bass Hound - See all my reviews This review is from: Harman Kardon SoundSticks II Plug and Play Multimedia Speaker System (Electronics) It is simple: They sound great if you like clear sound and not an overload of bass. Most audiophiles would like them. If you like more boombox style bass then you need something else. They look great and the satelites do not take up much space, I put a premium on that. The controls are a disaster. The sub adjustment is in the rear and the satelite controls look great but are hardly usable. For the worst part: I have researched these on the net because mine blew out and I wanted to replace them with another set. Lo and behold I find out many people report that these do not last very long. Just about after the warranty expires the amplifier dies. It cannot be repaired as they cannot be opened. The blue light is always on and flies and moth and other critters are drawn to the light and they short circuit the exposed electronics. This is a major design flaw. So if you buy these expect them not to last longer than 2 years. Then you will be forced to buy new ones. I just now put the soundsticks in the trash bag and reflected on that joyous day only 14 months ago when I excitedly opened the box and took out that special purchase for myself. Well here is an update: I just received the Klipsch Promedia 2.1 and hooked them up. Out of the box they are very heavy and solid. They feel like they will last forever. The sound is different than the sticks. The sticks were very musical and balanced, they seemed very precise and able to convey emotions in the music. The promedia seems less able to convey this, bass and mids/treble are more separate, it feels less integrated. If you don't mind landfill and your budget is in good shape then the sticks are the musical heaven your ears and heart are looking for. I wish I did not have to say it. So I dove back into the trash and took out the satelites and hooked them up together with the promedia satelites. Now it is great again. JJ Cale sounds so good on these sticks! A thought about what makes the soundsticks satelites work so well. The four one inch speaker domes push a fair bit of air as they move in sync. There is a port in the bottom of the stick and air moves in and out through this port creating vibrations that must equivocate to a mid size tweeter. Somehow it just works.
Trans Communications experience, technical skills, availability and reliability, price and interest in our project made them our first choice for this service and a pleasure to work with. They are a full service provider, with the ability to assist at all times. transcommunications provide services for 2-Way Radio System, online sales in AUS , wireless radio system, radio walkie talkie and more in your area.