Does this speaker work with 802.11n wi-fi networks?
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No. The user manual specifies that it is 802.11b/g compatible and its frequency range is in the 2.4Ghz range (no 5Ghz spectrum support). That said, many if not most 802.11n routers operate in a mixed mode that is backwards compatible with b/g devices.
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I believe it is an 802.11g device. Yes, it "works" on 802.11n networks. I have to tell you that mine never worked very well on my 802.11n network. It would connect just fine, but the music constantly dropped out. I returned mine and would not recommend purchasing this device.
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Not using the installed systems. Bluetooth can pair with multiple systems but can only be connected to one of a given protocol at a time. You can be paired to the two speakers and switch the connection from one to the other as you change rooms, though. I do not know what you mean by connected via wifi. Jim
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I don't know, but I have a Netgear wireless router, and it works fine with that.
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No. It requires wires and has no Bluetooth facility. It's just a conventional speaker
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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.
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I do get some interference, in the form of slower throughput, but separating the control box from the Wi-Fi-equipped computer helps significantly, as does forcing Wi-Fi onto channel 11.My base station is NOT near the speakers, but testing with them at least in the same room didn't show much improvement. In some cases they might "see" each other and pick non-busy channels. Different routers might behave differently, too.Bottom line - they're great speakers, but the Wi-Fi interference is a major flaw in something aimed at being PC speakers!
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I have a very old 1st generation iPod.I don't know about wireless connection.I believe you can connect the speaker to the iPod via the iPod's headphone outlet.Hope this helps.Lawrence
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I'm not sure what you mean by wireless transmitter, but if your phone and mac have bluetooth capabilities, you will be able to connect wirelessly to this speaker.
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Hi R. Roesler:This receiver does not support Bluetooth, therefore I can not use wireless speakers.Michael.
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This does work in Linux as both Wifi and bluetooth. However, iwconfig may only show 802.11abgn and not 802.11ac.
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No. No wireless speakers. This is a compact 5.1 HD speaker system. You need speaker wire to connect them to a stereo receiver.
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This bluetooth adapter does not communicate with wireless routers (Wifi), so if I umderstand your question correctly, the answer would be No.
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No...On my case, the both wifi and wired connections failed at the same time, no way you can make the speakers to sound again. If you really want a real nice sound at audiophile level, you should check out the KEF X300A Digital Hi-Fi Speaker System. It's the true audiophile speakers for the computers and MP3 player. Google the reviews on the speakers on you own.
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Yes. It works perfectly with my Netgear router. Also has Bluetooth. I have had no issues using either wi-fi or Bluetooth.
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I bought the DA-E750, and it has worked very well, but I use it connected to my wi-fi network, not via bluetooth. I have noticed two issues: a) I programmed a new Speaker name, but, within a matter of one month, it reverted to the previous generic name, and b) its dock connector uses the old iPhone connector, and Samsung has not refreshed it with a new dock connector. The dock connector is useful to connect it to the wifi network for the first time, or when you change the network password. Bottom line, I suggest you to use this speaker with wifi, it will work very well.
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good question. I don't know the answer. Sorry. You might want to call Sonos customer service. They are very good. I have 2,000 sq. ft. home w/5 sonos speakers. My Wi-Fi is Cisco Linksys E3000. I have no problems with range on any of the speakers throughout on my home. Even in basement and occasionally take one speaker outside. Good luck.
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No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me to unplug them all together. what a nightmare for someone who takes a lot of time perfecting my devices. No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me... » Read More No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me to unplug them all together. what a nightmare for someone who takes a lot of time perfecting my devices. « Show Less