If you are looking to invest in a new sound system, you are probably pretty excited. A good set of speakers can make your TV, Xbox, Netflix, and everything else you watch seem a little better, clearer, and more awesome. Before you buy, consider where you’ll be using your new sound system.
Is portability a factor? Will speaker size or the number of speakers be an issue (many landlords don’t take kindly to speaker stacks, for example)? How much do you want to spend? And of course, how far above your stated budget are you actually willing to go? The answers to these questions will help you decide which system is right for you.
Ask five different audiophiles who makes the best speakers. Chances are, you’ll get seven or eight different answers. Is an AIWA setup worth the money? Are Bose speakers the best? Should I just stick with Samsung?
The only way to know for sure may be to listen to different setups in environments that are as close to yours as possible. In addition to speakers, you’ll want to consider the output source, as well as the amp and/or pre-amp you’ll be using. You may be surprised at how much difference the little things can make.
Are Bose Speakers the Best?
This is a question you’ll hear a lot, since Bose is one of the most popular brands of speakers. Passionate listeners everywhere have varied opinions on other systems like Samsung, AIWA, Bowers and Wilkins, Polk, or Paradigm. All of these brands have advantages and disadvantages. Some do well on the low end, leaving the high ends sounding flat. Others are wonderful in small spaces, but just don’t have the power for a large room or hall.
The dual wave guides help Bose provide so much sound from such a tiny package. The Sounddock is on par with an iHome in terms of size, but the sound output of an iHome is merely average. Plug the same iPod into a Bose Sounddock and stand back. The torrential outpouring of highs and lows is a thing to behold.
Ready For Some Bose Speakers?
So, if you’re asking, “Are Bose speakers the best?” the consensus might be that they are. But don’t take our word for it. Go out and listen to some. If you decide to pull the trigger and purchase these speakers, TalkLocal can connect you with someone who can help install them. Installation can be a tricky process, and with our innovative concierge service, help is just a few clicks away.
