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Lasers connect this custom wireless surround sound system.
Most wireless speaker systems compromise sound quality for convenience, but Matthew Perks’ custom setup cuts the cords without any audio compression. It upgrades an optical S/PDIF connection, which typically relies on LEDs and fiber optic cables, with lasers and mirrors that bounce digital audio signals around a room from transmitters to receivers connected to each satellite speaker.
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