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Wireless speakers = crap

Yup, I've made it 30 years without having to compromise with anyone.;) ;)

This is an easy one: Just get rid of the wife. Seriously, though, maybe you should look into some real nice in-wall speakers. Maybe something like the Energy Veritas inwalls. Jamo and Klipsch also makes some real nice inwalls, too.

We have used many of the Pinnacle products with great luck. We regularly use their inwall and inceiling speakers, as well as their Quantums and their Black Diamond line. I have yet to receive a complaint about their products. Everyone just loves 'em. What's nice about Pinnacle is that have a 7...

RG-6 has a larger center conductor. Its usually 18 awg. RG-6 is what we install regularly for subwoofer runs. It works great!

I have owned a Sunfire Jr. for about 2 years now and I'm very happy with it. Are there other subs out there that are better? I'm sure there are. But is it worth it to change something that isn't broken? For me, no. It blends well with my Energy towers, (after quite a bit of figeting) and it...

Keep in mind that asthetically, you will more than likely put round speakers in the ceilings to match your round can lights, ceiling fans, sprinkler heads, etc. and the rectangular speakers in the walls to match your rectangular windows, doors, pictures, etc. Also, trying to make a pair of...

I have already contacted a friend-of-a-friend that deals with this stuff. We are going to look @ it tomorrow.

I am in the process of putting together a subwoofer system for a bar/ restaurant. I mostly do all custom residential work, so I'm a little new to this arena. Hopefully someone here can lend some advise. I understand that I could contact some manufacturers directly, but I want to hold off on that...

Anytime I install in-ceilings, I try to spread them out within reason to make the soundstage larger. Usually receivers have the ability to compensate by adjusting delay times, spread, etc. A lot of the nicer receivers like the mid-upper Denon's and Yamahas have a calibration mic. for an...

"Boomy" is not a term that's used on good subwoofers. Perhaps you have the crossover know turned down too far or all the way. Check to see that it's sitting somewhere around 60 Hz or so to start with. You made a step in the right direction, now you just have to tune it a bit.