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Introducing The Polk Omni Collection: The First Great-Sounding Wireless Music System
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Published Nov 14, 2014
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This post is brought to you by Polk.
The deceptively small Omni S2 delivers incredible, room-filling sound.
For over 40 years, Polk has been creating some of the best-sounding speakers in the business. Now they’ve used their passion and know-how to create a family of products that lets you enjoy Polk’s widely respected signature sound in every room of your home, wirelessly.
The Omni Collection consists of 5 wireless products:
The Omni S2 is an ultra-compact speaker that delivers maxed out sound in a mini size and is the only product you need to get your system started.
The S2 Rechargeable has a 10-hour battery life so you can take the music you love to places without power, inside your home or out.
For the movie lover, the SB1 is a voice-optimizing 3.1 soundbar system that let’s you hear dialog like never before.
And the A1 and P1 let you bring your existing loudspeakers and sound system into the wireless system.
Check out the Omni Collection now!
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