Still, in terms of price and ease the 100T1RB is well suited for the no-fuss multi-room novice. Paired with some of the gain I received at higher volumes, it's safe to say that this isn't the end-all-be-all for multi-room audio. Both the base unit and the satellites are equipped with subwoofers, but overall the bass output isn't the stuff of earthquakes. Eos definitely did a bang up job on connectivity, but the audio quality of the individual speakers could use some work. Of course, there's a little bit of sour to go with all this sweetness. Being able to tweak the volume of individual speakers proved to be a trade off for this setback, since I was able to crank up the lower speakers to compensate for their odd positioning. Especially since all of my wall sockets are at ankle height. This made bumping tunes in odd places like the bathroom easy enough, but some truly wireless lithium-ion love would've been appreciated. With their removable power supplies, I had the option of plugging the speakers in the old fashioned way, or removing them and plugging the speakers directly into wall outlets. But with its small satellites and low profile base, it proved to be one of the more discreet multi-room systems I've used.ĭistributing the satellites throughout my apartment was a cinch too.
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Although my "core" system came with four satellite speakers, the 100T1RB's audio driver is calibrated for 2.1 sound, so it didn't exactly mimic true surround sound like I had hoped for. The relatively small system consists of a base station with an iPod/iPhone dock, an auxiliary out port, and satellite speakers capable of wirelessly syncing to the base. All manufacturers need to do is ditch the wires without forsaking audio quality, and add a system for balancing volume between the speakers.īy the numbers, Eos' 100T1RB Wireless Audio System is what any wire entangled apartment needs.
Believe it or not, the solution isn't that complex.
Despite the number of workarounds, the end result is almost always the same: a mess of wires and audio that goes from slightly askew to horridly unbalanced when you move from the living room to the kitchen. Getting a multi-room sound system and an iPod to play nice isn't always easy.
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