Rear Wireless Speakers: Does anyone have any similar experience to share with me?
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The person who told you that the TX card is not included with the system is lying to you. It is most definitely in the box. Also all the wires are included. I would get with whoever sold you this system or talk to Samsung yourself. Somebody just doesn't want to bother to help you. Why would they sel this system incomplete? In fact, I got extra speaker wires with mine. Hope you get to the bottom of this!
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.
1111167
I have a pair for the rear and I am not overly impressed with the detail of the sound. Clarity is good, and the problem may very well be the receiver that I'm using. I'm figuring this out as I go. Solid construction and easy to install. Good luck.
1786634
The end of the wire that is provided to connect the speakers to the rear WiFi unit is fairly long to start with. The end that goes into the unit is a proprietary plastic plug, so no way to do it at that end. The other end, however, that goes into the speaker ends in a normal, two-wire, twisted pair. I would think that you could carefully splice extra wire in at that point and then run the new wire as far as you need it to clip it into the speaker. Hope this helps. Love the sound! Happy Thanksgiving. Ed
1038633
There is a one wireless receiver that the rear speakers connect to via wires.
324007
Well you c the rear speakers supposed to be wireless BUT are not it runs wire to a small box that is connect to the main unit wireless all the other speakers are connected with wires to the main unit I don't think it's wireless it's not
231003
I just the adapter in each unit.. But I found that if I turned my rear wireless speakers on I had issues. Turned the rear speakers off and all worked well!
2156234
I am running two rears off of one of these systems and it has worked really well. Looking at wireless receiver for the speaker system it only has hookups for two speakers...I guess you could double up and run four speakers but they would all just be the rears...if you wanted separate zones you would probably have to have more than one system...I don't know if they would interfere with each other of both systems were run from the same receiver. Hope this helps.
1961362
I keep them on my patio so I have not had this problem but I have had some drop out that is fixed by 'power cycling' the speakers and transmitter to basically 're-pair' them. Pardon the pun. --Ed
1570473
No they are not. I have been trying to research the setup on wireless speakers but there seems to be no video on it. But they connect to an adapter that then gets plugged into the wall. So picture the rear speakers with wires from them, to an adapter which plugs into the wall for power. Basically it comes in handy when you can run rear speakers underneath a couch and have access to an outlet. But if you want to mount the rear speakers I think you're better off running them through regular cable wire.
324010
The rear speakers have wires that connect to a remote bluetooth unit. Most of these systems are a similar setup. But i highly recommend avoiding this LG system as it too quirky and the sound quality is terrible.
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
1764613
I have had my unit for more than a year and have not experienced what you are reporting. I am not sure what the wireless range is reported to be on the unit but if I was having this problem I might try moving the subwoofer closer to the unit especially if you have the base in a cabinet.
2031121
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site: "Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms. Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed * Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dB Audio Output: High Efficiency Class D, Speaker-level * Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers * Audio output power: 2 30 W (RMS) into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD) Transmission Delay * 15-20 ms Power Supply * AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz"
1770313
I used to have these speakers. I set them up with the Rocketfish wireless rear speaker kit as well. I have since upgraded speakers but still use the Rocketfish.
1145442
No the rear speakers are not wireless the wires for the rear speakers are approximately 20ft long