Submitted by: Jeff O\’shea

Choosing a wireless speaker system for your home can be a simple proposition, if you know what to look for. In my first blog, I will talk about the a few basics about wireless speaker system technologies what to look for and what to stay away from.

Analog Wireless Speaker Systems

900HMz analog wireless speaker systems have been around for years. Even the best of the “old school” 900 MHz analog wireless speaker systems are fraught with so many problems, that most of them end up being returned. Analog wireless speaker systems give wireless audio a bad name! While they are inexpensive, they have a limited range; poor sound quality and are highly susceptible to all kinds of interference. They hiss, whine, crackle & pop. As a search on Google will show, there are a ton of these low cost wireless speakers systems available. Word to the wise avoid them at all cost!

Digital Wireless Speaker Systems

Digital wireless speaker systems are beginning to come into their own. A growing number of companies are beginning to offer a growing array of digital wireless speaker systems. Most digital wireless speaker systems operate in the 2.4 GHz range, the same frequency that WiFi, Bluetooth, Cordless phones and even your Microwave oven operates on. It s a crowed place.

In creating our own Eos Wireless Speaker System, we had to make sure to choose a wireless technology that allowed us to steer clear of all of the interference by sniffing out the band and hopping around, always finding a channel that is not being used and then skipping around, never spending more that a few milliseconds on each channel in the 2.4GHz band. This is an important consideration when choosing a wireless speaker system for your home, as making the wrong choice will cause your WiFi to drop out an/or cause the speakers cut in and out.

Wireless range

Another key consideration in choosing a wireless speaker system should be range. Since many of these wireless speaker systems allow you to play your music in multiple rooms and even outdoors, you ll want to choose a speaker with the longest wireless range rating. The Eos Wireless Speaker System that we created has a real-world range of up to 150 ft (50M). The signal will travel through walls, floors, ceilings and doors, indoors and out making them a great choice for multi-room audio and especially for outdoor music on your patio or by your pool or spa.

Multi-Room Audio Capability

The ability to enjoy your music throughout your house is very cool! We ve all be into a model home and marveled at the awesome ability to hear music from room to room while traveling though the house. Traditionally, multi-room music systems required a systems contractor to wire you house at a price tag would scare most of us off. Wireless Speaker Systems have changed the game, by making multi-room wireless speaker systems affordable and simple to install. The Eos Wireless Speaker System allows you to put great sounding wireless speakers throughout your house at a minimal cost. Our Eos portable wireless speaker/receiver is an all-in-one unit that allows you to move your music from room to room. This Eos portable wireless speaker system has in integrated power supply so it can hang on any wall outlet, and because if it s integrated design, you can move it anywhere by just unplugging it and plugging it in somewhere else.

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