Thread: Surround Sound - Wireless
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Old 05-03-2009, 17:19   #2
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Re: Surround Sound - Wireless
why dont you just extend the power cord yourself, as long as your not extending it to rediculous lengths i cant see a problem, iether use a soldering iron and a bit of heat shrink to extend the lead or some block connectors and a bit of insulting tape.

i understand there maybe certain benefits to having wireless speakers, but if you plan to have them as a permanent fixture, then i would be tempted to buy wired speakers and then chizzle a channel into the wall approx 5 mm deep, then skim over with filler so you can paper over it or whatever, i did mine this way and just used the end of a screw driver to make the grove, it was dead easy.

if you wanted to retain your wireless speakers then you could still channel a groove into the wall, but i would be tempted to shield it properly as there would be power running through it.

just a few ideas, hope it helps
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