Do you find that there's static depending on where you place the speakers in relation to the base, or depending on where people are standing?
1961360
Only if placed near metal objects; otherwise, no static. Top volume level could be louder.
1961361
Never had static priblems , all my friends have went out and purchase them because of the quality of sound they produce. great speakers for a great buy!ecbMd
1961362
I keep them on my patio so I have not had this problem but I have had some drop out that is fixed by 'power cycling' the speakers and transmitter to basically 're-pair' them. Pardon the pun. --Ed
1961363
I have one speaker outside and one inside and haven't found any static even when having 10+ people in the house
1961364
Yes Alfalfa, I do find that. The closer you are in relation to the base, the better the sound. And yes, if someone moves in front of one, it interrupts the signal. They certainly do have their drawbacks. That being said, I have found that by hitting the Pairing button now and then to re-establish a good Pairing can help.
791544
None what so ever, I have mine in the basement under the kitchen in a joist cavity and no issues. You can always place a layer of bat insulation in the cavity to prevent further. There is not much bass generation mostly directional surround of mid's and tweets.
650073
For clear sound you need to be in a straight line with the charging unit, but that doesn't mean that you can't move around. I can move to adjacent rooms with the 'ears' on and still hear the tv, but with static.
1770733
I use this system at home. One speaker is about 30 ft. ftom the transmitter. The other is about 60 ft. away. When I am moving around the room, the 60 ft. speaker sometimes produces a little static. Both speakers are just a few inches above the floor. Not sure if having more people in the room would create more opportunities for occasional static. Experimenting with the height and placement of the speakers could make a difference.
2033126
The speakers are on the bottom and behind to the left and right of the controls. They seem to be down/front firing.
287003
Yes they should be positioned towards the listener. I have a 7.1 surround sound set up,2 polk monitor 50 (front of the room) 1 center channnel, and 4 polk monitor 70 (2 in back of the room,and 1 on each side right and left ) . This makes ALL the difference when being used for home theater. Music is also equally pleasing to listen too also in this manner . Otherwise you don't create that "sweet spot" the spot or point where all the music/sound focuses on ,when listening or watching tv .
286998
They seem to project around 180deg. from the speakers. I have 4 of them (2 sets in 2 differant rooms) in 7.2 and 5.1 configs. and like that they project sound well. I didnt need to be AS concerned as to their projection placement as alot of other speakers I have worked with. I think WHAT you have in the room is a greater concern than where you place the speaker itself.Once the sound has left the speaker,alot of things will eather absorb, or reflect the sound.Their placement in relation to those objects is definatly somthing to concern yourself with, but that is true with ANY speaker you work with. They seem to project around 180deg. from the speakers. I have 4 of them (2 sets in 2 differant rooms) in 7.2 and 5.1 configs. and like that they project sound well. I didnt need to be AS concerned as to their projection placement as alot of other speakers I have worked with. I think WHAT you have in the room is a greater concern than where you place the speaker itself.Once the sound has left the speaker,alot of things will eather absorb, or reflect the sound.Their placement in relation to those objects is definatly somthing to concern yourself with, but that is true with ANY speaker you... » Read More They seem to project around 180deg. from the speakers. I have 4 of them (2 sets in 2 differant rooms) in 7.2 and 5.1 configs. and like that they project sound well. I didnt need to be AS concerned as to their projection placement as alot of other speakers I have worked with. I think WHAT you have in the room is a greater concern than where you place the speaker itself.Once the sound has left the speaker,alot of things will eather absorb, or reflect the sound.Their placement in relation to those objects is definatly somthing to concern yourself with, but that is true with ANY speaker you work with. « Show Less
123125
I can hear a low level static noise when I put my ear next to the unit. Other than that I can't hear the static noise.
2200719
You will have a hum sound unless they are grounded somehow, these are great speakers!
1650523
The fans are a bit noisy; personally, I only notice it when there is no music playing. With Bose 901s, I would be more worried about the neighbors; just my opinion.
734912
I don't have static...but for the price I paid, the volume of the sound is quite low...very disappointing!!!
2208067
I would try it because I'm using it to switch between an Apple and home built computer that has external speakers and headphones... I don't hear static and it rocks pretty good... Read the return policy and go for it!!! It works for my needs
843083
I believe this device needs to be positioned as close to the listeners seating level as possible to be appreciated. The front speakers should roughly be in the same plane as the listener's ears. Don't think you are likely to be satisfied with a floor location. Check the return policy. If you don't like it you may be able to return within 30 days for refund, but you also may have to pay return shipping.
1218679
No static or buzzing...but not completely happy with them. Kind of dull...I also bought a pair of Creative speakers and felt them a little bassy at first, but definitely the best sound quality.
1345769
You have to be facing the TV............if you do not have headset facing TV, or are turned around.........you will get static........I hope this helps you
664993
I have the speakers and they are wonderful. I am not technically qualified to answer your question but my guess is the sound quality would not suffer much. I would support them so they are not free to rock.
1704338
The base is very stable so mounting the speakers is not necessary especially if your speakers are bigger than the mounting platform.