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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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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It isn't wireless if you're using an external device. You have to use the 1/8" (headphone) to mini-USB cable to carry the signal.The same cable is also the charging cord.The only wireless option for this speaker is for you to copy your music to an SD card and run the speaker in "SD Card" mode.
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Hello. Yes, it supports 802.11b/g/n up to 33 feet (10 meters) and also backwards compatible with Bluetooth 2.0. Software and drivers included. Hope this helps!
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It should works with wverithing that can send signal via bluetooth. But you can also connect a 1.8mm audio cable from pc to the 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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Hi. This is only a set of speakers. You'll need a receiver fwith network capability for this.
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No it does not work with wi-fi, this unit has a separate port for a direct line to your receiver via a fm audio cord. However it also works with a standard audio cable that if your car stereo has an aux port will be the best way to send the audio signal. There is also a fm transmitter that you pick the frequency to have the unit broadcast to your radio.
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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.
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It does not support wireless hook up. You can buy a wireless speak kit like Rocketfish™ - Universal Wireless Rear Speaker Kit. I used this and works great. easy to setup..
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No the jewel cube speakers are not wireless systems. They need to be connected via wiring.
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Yes. Just hook up the 5.2 speakers. It detects what you have and you can do speak config in the settings menu. Again, network config in settings for wifi, plug in a network cable and just set it to wired or no network connection if you want. I think it auto detects the network cable as well.
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No. All the speakers in this set are wired. I currently have the next system that has wireless and it falls way short of my expectations. If you want great sound, stay wired
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Hello, and thank you for the inquiry. The speakers are not wireless. They require outdoor speaker wire which are not included with the speaker.
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Had to google ChannelMaster to find out what you're talking about. The only way I could connect this player to my network was by using an ethernet cable. At this price, the circuitry you get does not include wifi connectivity. To be honest, at this price, you don't even get very good sound...
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No. The PR1 is a receiver that works with your wifi router for lossless audio or Bluetooth if wifi not available. It then has to plug in to a stereo or receiver that is connected to speakers. I have two in my house and can play to two different stereo systems simultaneously. Phorus also makes speakers that have a built in amp.
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No. It requires wires and has no Bluetooth facility. It's just a conventional speaker