Many people are not aware of how a PC works. Fewer are those people who have any idea how sound works on their computer. But anyone can tell the difference between mediocre, low-quality sound and the high-quality volume your speakers put out. A good quality speaker can take your listening experience to another level. The two main requirements for quality sound from a computer speaker are the sound card and the computer speaker. Sound cards are comparatively easy to find as they are available from all computer dealers.

But one should not try to install the card by oneself, as opening the cases may void the system warranty. The second pert is the availability of quality speakers. Almost all speakers come in Plug and Play versions and you can get quality sound out of the box. Manufacturers have provided the buyer with the option of connecting from two to eight speakers to a computer. But having more speakers leads to more cables escaping from under computer tables or hanging from walls. But this problem has led to the production of wireless PC speakers.

Any computer comes connected with many cables. Having wireless PC speakers saves the user from adding more cables to the system and also increases the efficiency of the system. Another very important advantage of wireless speakers is that they can be placed in any corner of the room. Now one does not have to worry about the length of the cables that can restrict the portability, appearance and most importantly the sound of the speakers. Wireless speakers come with built-in transmitters and receivers. The range of transmitters may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Their range typically ranges from 40 feet to 300 feet.

When a sound is produced by a computer’s sound card, the transmitter encodes the sound signals into analog signals (such as FM) and sends them to the speaker receivers. The receivers decode the signal and convert it back to a sound signal and the sound is output from the speakers. Having the advantage of range can allow the user to place the speakers anywhere in their room. Many manufacturers bring the added advantage in loudspeakers that they can receive signals even through barriers. This allows the user to place their speakers in any room (as long as it is within range) and quality sound can be available there.

A user can select the wireless PC speakers based on the desired number of satellite speakers. If you are purchasing a 7.1 wireless speaker, it means that you are purchasing a center speaker, a subwoofer (to provide quality bass control), and six satellite wireless speakers that can be placed anywhere within the range specified in the transmitter. . There are also 5.1 wireless speakers that include four satellite speakers plus a subwoofer and center speaker. Many users who want a simple, basic system can purchase 2.1 wireless PC speakers that come with a center speaker and two satellite speakers.