Can the rear speakers be setup wirelessly?
870287
I do not have them set up that way but I don't see why not if you buy an aftermarket system to do it. The speakers sound great w/ a polk audio sub!
870288
No, they can't. Honestly though... I don't see any advantage because wireless rear speakers still need to be plugged into an outlet. These sound fantastic!
870289
I didn't see anything saying they could receive a signal so I don't believe so. However the sound is amazing.
854839
No. The speakers are not wireless. I am not sure if I went back in and updated my review of this home theater system or not but this is NOT worth the money at all. The wires are extremely short and makes it impossible to place the speakers strategically around your living room, one of the speakers quit working after a couple of weeks... my husband ended up throwing the whole thing away after about a month. A complete waste of money if this would have not been a gift.
1556829
No. However the device supports another Samsung Wireless system. You will have to buy the wireless system separately. Once installed the wireless system on the device the rear speakers can be used without running wires from the main device.
887753
The cheapest, easy fix would be to just wire your surround back speaker (which is what the one directly behind you is designated in a 6.1 system, not sure why it's not just called 'rear center') into both of the outputs in the receiver marked 'left rear and right rear'.The alternative would be to use the S-Air wireless feature and add the extra speakers that way.
1023042
No not wirelessly, this is an amplifier, you have to plug audio cords into it.
1444786
They have to be plugged into the wireless module. There are no extra inputs for the rear speakers on the receiver.
732809
The Acoustimass 6 is not wireless. The speakers are connected via cables to the bass module, and the bass module is wired to a receiver or amplifier.
1621588
You could try to use something like the Rocketfish universal or Amphony 1600 wireless rear speaker kit.
867755
Yes (and sort of no). There is a receiver about the size of a large book that the two speakers connect to. It's the "book" that has the wireless connection. There are no wires from the main unit to the receiver but two speaker wires to the receiver
1496584
Mine isn't. If your purchase says in black and white that the rear speakers are wireless, then they should. If not send it back but make sure they pay for shipping....ernie
1861656
There is an additional port for another speaker on this unit. I am not sure about the wireless speakers (Blue Tooth). I doubt it.
580622
No... The rear speakers still need to receive power somehow so the system uses a receiver in the back of the room that plugs in and the speakers are wired into that receiver therefore you don't have wires that run from the back of the room to the front of the room where your stereo system would most likely be. The receiver in the back of the room wirelessly to the main stereo unit to receive sound.
1669825
No, the speakers are not wireless. It might be worth running wires though. They sound great!!
515855
No, the rear speakers are wireless only, no provision to hardwire them. There also isn't a mic for auto calibration.
100799
The SC-BT230 rear speakers can be wireless with the addition of The shfx71 unit at about $100. However, there is a box that the rear speakers will have to be plugged into so the end result is somewhat semi-wireless. There is also a transmitter unit that plugs into the back of your amp. This rear wireless unit comes in the box with the SC-BT730 Htib.
2239954
Directly I'm not sure I have a Polk wireless rear hooked up via wireless transmitter, this is hooked directly into the surround speaker outputs. Try adjusting the center speaker volume down on the receiver, hooking up the amplified center with a nominal volume level on the speaker and adjust the center volume on the receiver up until you get optimal sound, you may have to find your receivers center volume sweet spot for your centers optimal sound after that you can adjust from your speakers volume if so equipped.
1436099
No sure. Does a wireless system use Bluetooth or some other form of siginal. It has your typical wired inputs. I have a seperate wireless system and with a little tweaking I am sure I could use the speakers in a wireless fashion. Out of box it will not allow you to use wirelessly.