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If the you liked the 900 Series, these will knock your socks off!

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JVC claim to be using carbon nanotube technology. Is this a miracle new technology that will change our auditory world forever, is it just meh, wevs dude?

Any home owner can attest to the fact that speaker wiring is typically not the easiest thing to accomplish.  There are many factors such as speaker placement, size and configuration of the room, aesthetics, etc.  Today, many of our devices work wirelessly, however, it seems as though there is a lack of wireless selection when it comes to speakers. 

Although wireless speakers have been available on the market for several years now, the fact is that selection is still quite limited.  Depending on your requirements, many wireless speakers may not deliver enough power to satisfy an entire system.  Many manufacturers are will sell a speaker system with only wireless surround sound rear speakers (which generally are the trickiest aspect of concealing speaker wiring).

Sometimes it seems like I'm in constant motion, even during my downtime. That can make using regular corded headphones challenging — every time I settle down to listen to a little music, something comes up that needs attended to. Pause goes the music or video, off go the headphones. So while good sound is important to me, cutting the cord and having headphones that can move with me is appealing.

A system built from separate components gives you the best possible home theater sound, but also generally requires the most space. These systems typically involve between five and seven small to large speakers, depending on the individual system. You'll also need a subwoofer, a home theater receiver, and a disc player (like a DVD or Blu-ray player). And keep in mind that you'll need to run wires across your room to hook up your surround speakers.

My favorite new speakers, or should I say woofers ... and advice on placing them! 

Maybe you hate the way audio stands look. Maybe you're scared that they'll fall and ruin your precious speakers. Or maybe you're going for a college-chic aesthetic that means leaving everything from your mattress to your TV on the floor. Whatever the reason, plenty of people are down with leaving their audio speakers in a permanent home on the floor.

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