ChairSpeaker CS4 TV Sound Bar Alternative w/ Voice Enhancers Delivers High Fidelity 3D Virtual Surround Sound w/Full Situational Awareness. Best Wireless TV Speakers for Audiophiles, Hearing Impaired

The NEW CS4 ChairSpeaker is a smart, adjustable TV Listening System lets you experience television with voice-enhancing sound in a whole new way The ChairSpeaker rests over the top of your couch, chair, recliner, or even headboard. These small but powerful speakers produce crisp, clear sound around you delivering amazing clarity. The ChairSpeaker also features a transmitter that sends the sound from the television to the speakers wirelessly. The transmitter has an optional Voice Enhancing surround sound which turns the ChairSpeaker into a soundbar for your chair. The Voice Enhancing Process makes hearing the TV easier at lower volumes while giving an immersive sound experience.

HIGH FIDELITY 3D VIRTUAL SURROUND SOUND –ChairSpeaker's wireless speakers for TV listening are designed with “Near-Ear”, a TV speaker system that keeps sound focused directly in front of where they’re facing by using sound reflectors TRUE PLUG AND PLAY WITH EASY SET UP WORKS WITH All TV’s - The ChairSpeaker has a speedy set up and comes with both RCA and Digital Optical Audio cables. No need to change audio settings, ChairSpeaker automatically converts digital 5.1 surround sound SURROUND SOUND YOU CAN HEAR AT LOW VOLUMES - Powerful digital sound processor provides Virtual Surround Sound, selectable sound modes that let you hear the TV the like you have never heard before! Includes 3D surround sound INDUSTRIAL-GRADE RF CONNECTOR GUARANTEES RELIABLE SOUND - The ChairSpeaker's wireless transmitter features Texas Instruments 5 Mbps over-the-air data rate - 5X more data than Bluetooth! Use up to 10 meters PURCHASE INCLUDES: (1) pair of Speakers, 1 RFA1 Transmitter, (1) 3' Fiber Optic Cable, (1) 6' 3.5mm to Dual RCA Cable, (1) USB power, (1) Chair speaker Charger, (1) Micro USB cable for transmitter power. Transmitter will power off of TV USB when using optical connections