Peerless-AV Takes Home Entertainment Outside

Outdoor entertaining is witnessing a huge surge in popularity, and Peerless-AV plans to help homeowners create their own fresh-air A/V oasis by offering a full line of products made to withstand all sorts of weather conditions.

Outdoor TVs

Peerless-AV has offered weatherproof TVs for some time, but the line was targeted mostly at the commercial market, according to Peerless-AV director of professional AV sales Earl Naegele. Now the company unveils a line of newly redesigned weatherproof TVs designed specifically for the residential market, which includes the debut of a 65-incher. “The UltraView Outdoor TVs will incorporate all of the robust technology of our commercial products, but in a footprint that’s about 40 percent thinner,” Naegele adds. In addition to a sleeker design, the 49-, 55-, and 65-inch TVs will carry a price tag that’s about 20 percent less than Peerless-AV’s line last year, starting at about $2,999.

The UltraView Outdoor TVs are equipped with an LED backlight to provide a full 1080p resolution; they also come with an IP68-rated waterproof and dustproof universal remote that can be programmed to control up to three additional devices.

Outdoor Soundbar

One of these devices could be another Peerless-AV newcomer: an outdoor powered soundbar. The Xtreme Outdoor Soundbar features a universal mounting option, making it an ideal companion piece for the UltraView Outdoor TVs. Built-in amplification combined with direct wired connection to a TV precludes having trench wiring outside. Additionally, Bluetooth compatibility enables wireless streaming of music. Important specs: 50Hz-20kHz, 60 watts, and an IP65 rating.

A/V Distribution System

Rounding out the outdoor A/V showcase at the Peerless-AV booth will be a wireless A/V distribution system, the PeerAir Pro. This system builds off Peerless-AV’s first PeerAir system, but with the added capability of distributing high-def content to multiple displays and incorporating a special weatherproof enclosure for the system’s receiver component.

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Creating a home theater isn’t difficult and there are no special rules to follow. However, you will need a lot of equipment. First and foremost, you need to figure out where you’re going to put this home theater.

This checklist will help you determine if your house is ready to accommodate a home theater system.

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