I have a finished basement and do not want to run wires to the back speakers. Are there any hi fi solutions for sending and receiving only the surround channels to another receiver via wireless ? Thanks.
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Aperion Audio is coming out with a new completely wireless system in Feb - you might want to check that out. I have ordered one. They have a 30 day no quest asked return policy also.Originally posted by jsluk -
Wireless signal from home theater receiver
Thanks for the suggestions. Their price is a little steep for my budget. I have an older stereo receiver and speakers to use for the rear channel. I wonder if there are systems out there that will allow me to send the rear channel signal by wireless from my home theater receiver to the stereo receiver.Aperion Audio is coming out with a new completely wireless system in Feb - you might want to check that out. I have ordered one. They have a 30 day no quest asked return policy also.Comment
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Best Buy (Rocketfish) has a wireless system. Not sure about the cost or quality, but you might want to look at Best Buy.
I've never really considered a wireless surround sound system. So unfortunately I cannot offer you much more advice that this."If 'A' equals success, then the formula is 'A = _ X + Y + Z.' 'X' is work. 'Y' is play. 'Z' is keeping your mouth shut." -- Albert EinsteinComment
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A guy in a hi-fi shop suggested that a good DAC would be the next logical upgrade to get the most dramatic improvement out of my system.
For music, I run this:
FLAC via DLNA network server -> PS3 -> Yamaha receiver -> B&W 683s.
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Hi guys,
I purchased an audio/video sender, so that I can get a kitchen tv up and running. I purchased a 1.2GHz 12 Channels 100mW Wireless Receiver & Transmitter Kit.
I could of purchased more powerfull ones but I am worried about it being harmful. Should I be worried?... -
When I use the receiver subwoofer preouts to my amp I can awful popping each time the PS3 to the receiver loses HDMI signal. For example, as the BD starts playing through the federal law information and the production studio images the popping will occur each time a new image appears. I would say... -
New Yamaha RX-V4600 Receiver with HDMI
Posted Tuesday, April 5 2005, by gds
Yamaha's RX-V4600 First Look
7.1-Channel Receiver Supports HDMI Switching, Dual i.LINK, and HD Radio Compatibility
Yamaha Electronics Corporation today introduced the RX-V4600, a...09 April 2005, 14:38 Saturday -
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I am about to buy all the components for my media room with a 5.1 set-up. My wish list below reflects my general budget. My focus is on the receiver but other observations or comments on the other components are appreciated.
Denon 3805 A/V Receiver 120 W x 7 (list:...
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