Kenwood is one of the most famous names in the production and distribution of home audio equipment. The recorded output has been produced by both analog, digital and now internet streaming radio stations. Kenwood speakers come in different shapes and sizes, but they all want to provide great sound quality with state-of-the-art technology that inspires you to make great music or watch a movie wherever you are at home. As well as wireless streaming capability, Kenwood speakers provide other features such as Bluetooth connectivity, USB charging ports for your mobile devices.
Kenwood speakers come with a wide range of features. Examples of these features include:
- Dimmer: allows low-speed operation of lights without disturbing the sound. Designed for use in residential applications with automatic on/off timer, adjustable brightness level and looped audio. It is ideal for use with dimmers which have manual or no control over the speed of operation. Remote control sockets are also included in many models to allow ease of setup
- Soundfield processing: creates the illusion that sounds are coming from different directions, increasing depth and dynamics within your system.
- All-in-one Media Player: integrated media player which also incorporates a Bluetooth speaker and AM/FM tuner. The Media Player is built into the receiver in certain models, while it may be housed in a separate device in others.
- Power Amplifier: delivers the extra power needed to drive large sound systems such as speakers, subwoofers and more. It will also find uses with multi-speaker sets due to its ability to balance" frequencies. Makes up the majority of models that are not designed for use solely with wireless streaming devices.
As of 2015, Kenwood has discontinued many of their products and some have been replaced by other companies through licensing agreements or similar means.
Most Kenwood products are marketed to the domestic market in the United States and Canada, although some mid-level budget models (such as the R-Series) were made overseas. In early 2014, Kenwood released a small range of entry-level wireless speaker systems that are targeted at the American market. Later that year, a new line of high-end wireless speakers (the KDC XG) was released to compete with the established brands in this sector. Visit here - https://www.ankerwireless.com/
