There are generally two kinds of speakers, the extra-big-ass kind that cost trillions and are meant to be regarded like fine if butt-ugly sculptures, and then the speakers most people actually want, ...

Boston Acoustics introduced the cube-shaped SoundWare S 5.1 Home Theater Speaker System comprised of five ultra-compact SoundWare S satellites, each measuring less than 4-inches, plus a compact ...

Peabody MA, January 18, 2007 — Boston Acoustics, Inc., a world-renowned manufacturer of high-performance loudspeakers is giving consumers more options for bringing its renowned Boston Sound outdoors ...

Peabody, MA, August 11, 2007 -- Boston Acoustics, Inc., a world-renowned manufacturer of high-performance loudspeakers and entertainment products, is combining loudspeaker form and function in an ...

Boston Acoustics speakers have always sounded swell, but looked a little drab. That's all changed with the new Vista Series, which may be the best sounding Bostons yet. Ex-movie theater projectionist ...

Peabody, Mass. — Boston Acoustics will turn over most of its non-custom product line between now and early next year to broaden the brand’s appeal and tap into consumers’ changed lifestyles and ...

Peabody MA, January 8, 2007-- Boston Acoustics, Inc., a world-renowned manufacturer of high-performance loudspeakers is giving consumers more options for bringing its renowned Boston Sound outdoors ...

Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET readers find the best sights and sounds for their home theaters. LAS VEGAS--Boston Acoustics' SoundWare XS 5.1 system is about as small as ...

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Balance can get wonky with some shows. Only one audio input, and no digital. As impressive as the picture is on the latest generation of flatscreen TVs, the built-in speakers often sound like they ...

When I was at MIT (fall of 1981), my fraternity purchased Boston Acoustics A150 speakers they were $750 a pair, in Boston! They were driven by a (frequently overheating) 500w carver cube. They were ...

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