The current trend in the home theater market are speakers that have adaptable qualities that allow for easy customization.
Recently, Panasonic released its 2012 home theater line, and featured are speakers that can either be traditionally mounted on the wall and TV or detached to be set up on a table, mantle or even the floor. Specifically, all of the speaker lines include a wireless subwoofer that can be placed in hard-to-wire locations. For a customer with an oddly-shaped living room or entertainment center, these speakers are a must.
"The new multi-positional speaker design concept was created to offer our customers various placement options that are both adjustable to their current circumstances and future proof, while still maintaining a sleek design style," said Troy Livingston, the product manager of Panasonic Consumer Marketing Company of North America.
Positional speakers offer the consumer an advantage when trying to create desirable 3D sound. In order to be effective, home theater systems try to create a specific vantage point where sound is focused - the ability to move a speaker without disconnecting it allows for optimal sound no matter what the situation.
