Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Surround Sound Speaker Systems

Surround sound speaker systems are among the best investments that anyone who is serious about music or home entertainment can make. Surround speakers make the music or the movie soundtrack come alive. Surround sound speaker systems are made with formerly patented audio technology that creates the audio illusion of sound coming from multiple directions, many of which have nothing to do with the frontal-forward sound projection of the direction in which the speakers face.

Surround speakers can create the sensation of sounds coming out of the walls, out of the floors, out of the ceiling. Advanced enough surround speaker systems can give you the feeling of being bathed in music or the sounds of a movie's audio tracks no matter where you sit in the room.

Good quality surround sound speaker systems provide you with superior sound quality, too, not only the sensation of being awash in the sounds that you want to hear. The more you can afford to spend on surround speakers the more clarity, spatial separation, and power you'll hear from them.

Surround speakers technology can also be found in headphones. Headphones with this technology can give you the sensation of sounds coming from outside the headphones, such as right above your head, while also allowing you enjoy a private listening experience that shuts out intrusive outside noises and allows you to avoid disturbing others.

While surround sound speaker systems cost more than "normal" speaker systems, they actually save you money if you are a true audiophile. This is because they give you listening experiences that you crave without your needing to purchase and hook up a multitude of speakers. Today, you can even purchase surround speakers that are wireless. No more messy, tangled up wires that can give one nightmares attempting to get hooked up or untangle correctly. Wireless technology means less of a fire hazard, too. If you have pets or small children, the fewer the electrical wires in the home the better.

If you already have traditional speaker systems in place, you can enhance them by adding some surround speakers to them. Where you actually place your surround speakers entails quite a bit of subjectivity. Your home's layout, interior shape, and interior size will go a long way in your considerations. In general, for a room where you want surround speakers figure out where you'll typically be centered when listening, then start by placing a speaker on the left and one on the right, at 90 to 110 angles from center.

Especially if you are combining surround sound speaker systems and traditional speaker systems, don't place the surround speakers too close to ear level because if you do they can be overwhelming and actually distort the sounds you want to hear clearly and enjoy. The rule of thumb is that they should only be at ear level when you are standing up, the assumption being that you'll more often than not be sitting or lying down during your listening experience.

For the best in today's audio experience, don't hesitate to check into surround sound speaker systems. Buy surround speakers on their own, to combine with your traditional speakers, or in your headphones.





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