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Piega Premium Wireless 301 Active Speaker System Review

Piega Premium Wireless 301 Active Speaker System Review

Posted on February 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Always have a Plan B – Piega does and it works a charm

Introduction – What is the Premium Wireless 301?

The Piega Premium Wireless 301 is a wireless active speaker system. At least it is some of the time. If that sounds somewhat perplexing, all will be revealed in due course. The reason we are looking at both the Piega and a few other such designs this year is part of our ongoing work into mapping out the concept of ‘Post AV’; the process by which some people move away from conventional AV systems and what the makeup of the systems that they move to might be.
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