Can I use wired speakers (these), put in a bluetooth adapter to my 5-1 system, and use wireless for the front and subwoofe speakers?
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Probably not. You will have to put an amplifier between your bluetooth receptor and the speakers
1802461
Hi R. Roesler:This receiver does not support Bluetooth, therefore I can not use wireless speakers.Michael.
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!
12157
Wirelessly or wired L, R, center and sub? If wirelessly you will have to find a kit that supports all the speakers. Otherwise you just wire the remaining speakers to your amplifier or AV receiver.
1715183
Could multiple speakers be bought and used simultaneously as a wireless speaker system for an office?
1279891
No it is not wireless and the wires they provided are pretty short, so actually your surround sound rear speakers are pretty close to the front speakers at its maximum extension. Further my base speakers went out about a year after I purchased the unit and I really did not use it that often enough to justify the money paid for it. I contacted the manufacturers for replacement of the base speaker as everything connects to the base speaker and their reply is for me to pay for a whole complete set and use the satellite speakers for replacement. So they are just junk lying around in my study and I do not propose to buy from this company again. No it is not wireless and the wires they provided are pretty short, so actually your surround sound rear speakers are pretty close to the front speakers at its maximum extension. Further my base speakers went out about a year after I purchased the unit and I really did not use it that often enough to justify the money paid for it. I contacted the manufacturers for replacement of the base speaker as everything connects to the base speaker and their reply is for me to pay for a whole complete set and use the satellite speakers for replacement. So they are just junk lying around in my study... » Read More No it is not wireless and the wires they provided are pretty short, so actually your surround sound rear speakers are pretty close to the front speakers at its maximum extension. Further my base speakers went out about a year after I purchased the unit and I really did not use it that often enough to justify the money paid for it. I contacted the manufacturers for replacement of the base speaker as everything connects to the base speaker and their reply is for me to pay for a whole complete set and use the satellite speakers for replacement. So they are just junk lying around in my study and I do not propose to buy from this company again. « Show Less
2005081
The Yamaha subwoofer described above is not wireless. It needs to be connected to a dedicated input on the rear of the receiver.
2077635
These speakers are wired not wireless. You will need to find another selection of speakers that's compatible with either you existing receiver or tv set. Amazon.com has a wide selection of wireless speakers for you to shop around. I suggest you do a good research before spending your money. I'm very happy to be of help!
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With 100 percent, the answer would be "No".. This pair is only designed to support two surround speakers or maybe for any pairing (top front, side, or top back), but no support for surround pair with subwoofer..The unit here is works great and I highly recommend this to anyone who hates running speaker wires from front to back..Soundcast does indeed offer the wireless subwoofer solution now and I've seen it on Amazon as well and I believe it support up to two subs...Hope my feed backs help..Good luck!
1106799
No, it only works with wired speakers. It has no wireless/bluetooth output.
1709293
Yes, they have to be connected via a cable that comes with the speakers and no they are not wireless with each other, just as the previous posted answers to your questions said. Hope this helps out.
1106798
This unit requires wired speakers, that said you can use 1 wired speaker with the unit.
1916700
are your wireless speakers bluetooth enabled or 2.4 or some other Ghz range? do you currently use a wireless adapter? as long as your speakers are compatible with the adapter, it should be good to do. Did the speakers come with an adapter? look at your specs for the speaker to verify compatibility.
783680
These are wired only. These speakers are not wireless and there is not a way to connect them wirelessly either
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.
709673
These are standard computer speakers but you can make them wireless for use with mobile devices such as phones and tablets. I purchased the Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter (mod: 980-000910). This is a simple Bluetooth receiver that plugs into the speaker where the normal audio source goes (RCA jack). This setup works with any powered speaker set.
229735
Yes, as long as you can connect speaker wires to your bluetooth receiver. But the speakers themselves do not have bluetooth. The have speaker wire connections.