LuvTheMusic
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Here's the situation: we would like to have speakers in our small (11x12) dining room for casual listening. One of the shorter walls is completely covered by a salvaged solid wood shelving unit. That's about the only location that really works for speakers, so small bookshelf ones would be fine. BUT -- no power outlets on that wall. My preamp in the next room can talk to Bluetooth speakers (using the APTx protocol), so the ideal would be two wireless, self-powered speakers that can be paired for stereo. If that won't work, a single unit, especially a two-channel one, would be acceptable.
The issue is that most self-powered Bluetooth speakers seem to be purpose built as single units to provide mega bass for parties on the back deck. I don't really expect to find anything near real hi fi, but it would be nice find something that is made to provide decent sound. Music will be classical and some jazz played at reasonable volume, meaning that we won't need to yell to ask someone to pass the salt when we are listening during meals.
Suggestions for where to start looking -- brand? model? -- greatly appreciated!
The issue is that most self-powered Bluetooth speakers seem to be purpose built as single units to provide mega bass for parties on the back deck. I don't really expect to find anything near real hi fi, but it would be nice find something that is made to provide decent sound. Music will be classical and some jazz played at reasonable volume, meaning that we won't need to yell to ask someone to pass the salt when we are listening during meals.
Suggestions for where to start looking -- brand? model? -- greatly appreciated!