Does the sub woofer have to be wired to my router or can it be stand alone on my WiFi Network??
1459122
It only needs a power cord and will connect wirelessly to an existing wifi or sonos network like any other sonos.
1459123
No it does not have to be wired to your router. It will be connected wirelessly. The process takes less than a minute.
1459124
It can connect stand alone to your WiFi network but you'll need the bridge.
1459125
Does not have to be wired to router.It does require the Sonos Boost.I have three Play 5's and the Sonos Subwoofer.Highly recommend the Sub!!!Turned my condo into a club. :")
1459126
No, it does not need to be wired to your router. In fact, there is no way to direct connect to your router anyway. It will connect to your network from wherever it is placed.
424656
Only thing I could see that would possibly interfere with doing that is the wireless sub. I would contact Polk and see if is possible that there may be interference. Other than that I don't see an issue.
1379795
The larger wireless box, and the smaller box with the cord plugs into the subwoofer. I have it in my upstairs family room because there was no way to run a cable to where the subwoofer is. I also am finishing a total gut rehab of my basement as well and ran the subwoofer cable through the walls. I'd say it is probably better to have a direct connection if you can, and its cheaper. I got a 25ft sub cable off amazon very cheap.
612255
the only wireless connection is from the speakers to the subwoofer. The only wired connection is the subwoofer that has to be wired to your tv and the speakers, which have to be wired to eash other--no wires from the speakers to the tv. There are no soundbars with this item, unless you connect the two speakers together which would turn your two speaker into one soundbar.
1625006
It is just a remote control. For instance, I installed one on the swim platform of my boat so I could control the music from the water. It is not necessary for a sub woofer
752223
It amplifies on its own. Just plug it in to the TV. The subwoofer is wireless and can be placed anywhere in the room.
894400
You will need to purchase a cable seperately. It did not come with a subwoofer cable.
1351592
I know this question is dated. However this unit can be attached to a sound bar which in turn could have either a wireless or wired subwoofer.
54610
Yes. We have a sound bar plus sub woofer connected via optical cable and we leave on the internal speakers as well. Downside: we have to use two separate remotes to control the 2 audio sources. I'm sure there's a way to program everything into one remote, but it isn't a huge issue for us.
1310634
No. Both speakers and the volume control have wires that plug into the sub-woofer.
1181480
I just bought one and it does have a sub-woofer out, but my old sub-woofer (unpowered) does not work, i am trying to find out if i need a powered one. Does anyone know?
1950735
You will need to install an amplifier to power the sub woofer. Once you install the amplifier you will need to run an RCA from the sub woofer output to the amplifier.
1107277
Do not need thick wire for high power connection as it has its own powered sub woofer.
900782
The speakers both hook up to the sub which is the (main unit for this, theater speaker system). No it's not wireless!Once these speaker wires are hooked up to the sub/amp. You'll need to purchase a Toslink cable, (Panasonic dose not supply one with this unit); get one long enough so you can place the sub where you want it.. " I purchased a Blue Rigger cable 6' " hope this helped you?
2120263
It is a powered sub-woofer, the only input it needs is the sub-woofer output from an amplifier. If you have this kind of output from your amplifier, you're all set, you don't need a separate amp for the sub-woofer. It also has a volume control knob, so you can adjust the output to suit your tastes.
1638916
Yes. Besides that, the codes connecting sound bar to the main box are white, not black. Sub woofer does not need wiring.
1631398
Only the sub woofer is wireless. The sound bar has several options for different types of inputs. I use the Aux and HDMI.