User talk:Daniywmezi

Over at Bose they've forever specialised in tiny audio equipment, and they've made it their business to use that, as their biggest selling point... it is their forte so to speak.

When you imagine Bose Wireless speakers imagine them being about the same dimensions of the furry cube that used to hold from all the truckers rear view mirror...

That's how small these things are, we are talking small...

Sufficiently small to hide on a book shelf... small enough, to make the usage of the word astounding, without having toreally feel bad for over stating my point.

In a nutshell these little cube speakers are totally brilliant, and the Bose Lifestyle V10 Home Theater Review favourite feature of all!

Yes, there are many Audio fans concerned with issues such as connectivity and Bose do that at a level most home theatre manufacturers just can't even hold a candle to, but I'm talking about me and people like me here, your "average" user.

Having a mess of spaghetti-like wires hanging out of the rear of everything you have, gaming machines, video, blue ray system, radio, desktop computers and so forth, is just a nightmare and with these Bose units we're talking about wireless cube speakers and the whole home theatre system itself.

I live in a small area and this makes all the difference as I might be ceaselessly tripping over cable if it we're not for this one feature. My wi-fi speakers "sit" behind things like books on a shelf (and one potted plant that seems to appreciate Joni Mitchel) and they always create that spooky effect when visitors suddenly want to know where the hell the sound is coming from.

Astounding, is just about right, where these little Bose cube wireless speakers are concerned. You get five of them with the Bose V10, so you can get an all round surround sound, fully HDMI ready of course...

What else would you expect from Bose Home Theater?

Especially good when connecting to different gear (HDMI connectivity is what I'd call excellent, and offers high-quality sound so you can get the perfect from blue ray systems and video games machines alike) and as you'd anticipate with Bose, the system already has all of the connections you'd ever need inbuilt, so it's so simple as putting the plug in the socket to get the best sound you could possibly imagine.

Visit the if you wish to read more in depth reviews. You may discover some excellent user feedback not all of them agree with me though, but I simply do not see the sense in paying out huge mountains of money for The Ultimate Home Theater System. That is just pure stupidity.

<a rel="nofollow" href="http://bosehometheaterreview.com/recommends/BoseV10HomeTheaterReview.php" target="_blank">Bose Lifestyle V10 Home Theater</a> is expensive, yes, it would be foolish to say otherwise, but this mid range priced outfit will get you more than you'll get with most of the more expensive systems