I am looking for a system that will make the rear speakers of my surround sound wireless. Will this accomplish that?
1158708
Yes, and as long as it is surround sound (rear) the audio quality should be acceptable.
1158709
Yes, they do transmit 2 audio channels. Wouldn't matter if they were the primary speakers or the surround sound outputs. Just make sure that they use RCA connectors or you may need an adaptor.
1158710
NO these units would require a power amp for ea channel. Plus they cause a lot hiss and shot noise. I would not rec them at all. One of my receivers was DOA and to date they have not done anything to replace the dead unit.
620005
Its says its wireless but what they meant is that your rear speakers don't connect into the main console. Its still wired but the rear speakers uses wires that plug into a seperate console that you can place anywhere. The rear speaker console and main console feed a wireless connection to one another. I hope this helps, its kinda hard to describe.
2166254
Keep shopping for the SH-FX70 wireless option for this. I haven't earnestly looked into it since my room was already wired up for 5.1 and running the two additional wires was no big deal. Plus, at around $100 per set (you'll need two to wirelessly connect all four rear speakers), the ROI didn't make any sense in my case.
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No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these speakers and they are very awesome. The wires were easy to hide. Hope I helped:) No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these... » Read More No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these speakers and they are very awesome. The wires were easy to hide. Hope I helped:) « Show Less
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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
1444789
the rear speakers can be used only with wireless amplifier. but this is not affect the sound quality at all.
1556496
There is another model where there is two receiving units, one for each rear speaker. That might be what you are looking for.
1799599
Don't know your intended application? But my guess is no. I use this system to wirelessly drive my back surround sound speakers. Saves me the labor of running speaker wire in the attic or crawl space. They do amazingly well for there size.
703297
They would work for rear surround speakers, but there are constraints. The speaker is deeper than it is wide and there is a port on the back of the unit so you can't flush mount it to the wall. They would have to be on a stand or shelf. They make a L820 model if you need to mount them on the wall. These speakers sound great.
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.
775008
No, RCA speaker wires do not plug into the back of this unit (directly). You would need a splitter as the connections on this unit are terminal binding posts.
367292
If you are using them for your rear speakers, they will be just fine with your system. We have about same set up and they work very nice.
1755
No. The rear speakers are not wireless. They come with approximately 23' of wire. Since the wire is hard wired to speaker, you would have to splice to get any longer.
791025
No, you have to connect them all with wires. The system can be used as a 3.1 setup, meaning that you don't have to hook up the rear surround speakers at all .... this is the way I am using it. The receiver routes the sound accordingly.
2183928
i wouldn't recommend it .... as these speakers are meant to be used with an A/v receiver as the rear surround channel and love to be powered ...
1946272
Not sure what u wAnt to do. I had 2 as rear surround and they worked great.
504437
In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar.