Converting Rear Surround Sound Speakers to Wireless
Nov 7, 2014 · Follow these steps to make the conversion. Step 1: Take your home theater receiver and make sure it is unplugged. Step 2: You will need to cut four lengths of speaker wire to connect to the wireless transmitter. Strip. away the insulation from the speaker wire about ½-inch from both ends. Step 3:
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18,660. Jul 20, 2011. #2. what you propose doing with them sounds possible , but keep in mind that the receiver in the speakers also had amplification for the speakers so if you eliminate that you will want to find another source of amplification the volume you will get if connect these to the output on your sound card will not be very good at ...
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Jan 25, 2019 · Jan 13, 2011. 4,162. 4. 35,260. Jan 26, 2019. #2. There are wireless audio bridges (I'd look for RF based ones), but they are stereo only. For surround sound, you'll have to pull some wires - either speaker, or very long optical/coax SPDIF. I doubt there are wireless HDMI bridges supporting HDMI ARC.
Solved! Adding Wireless Speakers to Wired Home Audio System
103,240. Oct 17, 2020. Solution. #2. You are correct that you would have sync problems when you wanted to use the outdoor and indoor speakers at the same time. To get around that you could connect a Sonos Port, Denon HeoLink, or BluOS Node 2i steamer to your receiver as a source for the outdoor speakers. Then you could add Sonos, Denon or BluOS ...
hooking up wireless speakers to stereo receiver without bluetooth
Apr 18, 2015 · I have similar question. We have an old Kenwood audio-video stereo receiver (KR-V7040) with 2 wired Bose speakers. I would like to add 2 wireless speakers to get a surround sound feel. Would the RTX work with my receiver and would I be able to use both the wired and wireless together to get (as mentioned above) surround sound?
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Mar 10, 2018 · americanaudiophile. Making the sub wireless is easy since it's self powered. Lots of gear to do that. There are sort of wireless solutions for the rears but it only eliminates the long run. You still need wires from the speakers to the wireless receiver amp. There aren't usually near 100 watts either.
Solved! Converting Wireless Subwoofer To Wired (Philips Fidelio)
Oct 21, 2024 · Aug 27, 2008. 14,933. 147. 103,240. Mar 6, 2020. Solution. #2. The input of the internal amp would be connected to the output of the bluetooth receiver. You can search for the service manual of the Fidelio or for the pin out of the bluetooth module itself if it's marked with a maker and part number.
Wired speakers and Bluetooth speaker play at the same time?
Dec 10, 2016. Solution. #3. The Link adapter is connected to an input so it couldn't be used to provide an output. If the Sony has a record out you can connect a BT transmitter to it and pair that to the BT speakers. The Sony volume will not affect the BT speakers.
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35,260. May 20, 2017. Solution. #2. You would need two BT devices: - a transmitter connected to eg Tape OUT for your sattelite speakers. - a receiver connected to eg CD IN for your iPhone. Each of these can be had for like $30. I have a BT dongle (receiver) by Onkyo, but it plugs into USB port and is supported by receiver' firmware.
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Dec 4, 2017. Solution. #2. You can connect a bluetooth transmitter to the tape record output of the receiver if it has one. Your other 4pr are not affected by your use of the wireless speaker. If it doesn't you can connect a speaker to line level converter with level controls to the speaker selector and to that connect the bluetooth transmitter.