can this behooked up tp wireless speekers and please could someone recamend the right kind
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the easiest way is to use the headphone jack as input to the wireless transmitter. Which type would depend on the number and power requirements of speakers.
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YES, and really the best way is to purchase a optical digital output converter to analog and then you can use just about any speakers you would like
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In answer to your inquiry one can literally make any wired speaker into a wireless speaker by using something for example like a audio wireless transmitter/receiver with amplifier; Amphony makes one like this for the transmitter along with two receiver/amplifiers for about $200; that would make for an excellent rear pair wireless speaker solution.It consists of a Amphony model 1600 transmitter unit and two Amphony model 1550 receiver/amplifier units for $200; a great buy as its using the more reliable and stable 5.8Ghz frequency spectrum for wireless audio transmission similar in reliability to using ones cordless phones spectrum frequency. In answer to your inquiry one can literally make any wired speaker into a wireless speaker by using something for example like a audio wireless transmitter/receiver with amplifier; Amphony makes one like this for the transmitter along with two receiver/amplifiers for about $200; that would make for an excellent rear pair wireless speaker solution.It consists of a Amphony model 1600 transmitter unit and two Amphony model 1550 receiver/amplifier units for $200; a great buy as its using the more reliable and stable 5.8Ghz frequency spectrum for wireless audio transmission similar... » Read More In answer to your inquiry one can literally make any wired speaker into a wireless speaker by using something for example like a audio wireless transmitter/receiver with amplifier; Amphony makes one like this for the transmitter along with two receiver/amplifiers for about $200; that would make for an excellent rear pair wireless speaker solution.It consists of a Amphony model 1600 transmitter unit and two Amphony model 1550 receiver/amplifier units for $200; a great buy as its using the more reliable and stable 5.8Ghz frequency spectrum for wireless audio transmission similar in reliability to using ones cordless phones spectrum frequency. « Show Less
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The question is a bit confusing. This is something I use to transmit a tv signal from my Tivo to another tv in a different room. I am not sure what you are transmitting the sound to. It should transmit a tv signal to wireless speakers however
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I purchased one of these and after 2 weeks of striving with it , I sent it back. I was at Costco and saw a wi-fi signal booster that you just plug into the wall which would help with this issue;Called "amped signal booster"Item #629754 This brand 9Amped) is also available at Amazon and is the way I am going to go.I would avoid the YWA-10! Best regards.
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You could try to use something like the Rocketfish universal or Amphony 1600 wireless rear speaker kit.
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Not all Wireless adapters are going to work. Adapters based on the Ralink chipset would work best.
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Hi Rosemary this unit is not possible to be wireless. Check out the Plantronics cs55 or cs540 for a wireless headset.
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That's a little beyond my tech saviness. E-mail this guy morry.sun@tp-link.com he works for TP-link and helped me with all my questions before I bought my units. He basically walked me through setting them up. I'm very happy and these devices are amazing.
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I really don't know abt the wireless system. It would be my guess that it would be loud enough to project through the wireless. I think it is worth a try.
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Try turing speaker off. And check connections.Be careful not to let it take over your wireless device can take over your routed.ect
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Yes, it will work just fine with a wireless adapter. I use an Iogear adapter with wps setup. It works just fine and is unobtrusive.
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You'll probably never notice it. I'm not exactly sure. But I think it's just to improve receiving signal when you're playing with high frequency signal. I'd still go for Cisco though. I don't know anything about TP-link.
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This is not wireless. This needs to be connected to a analog line or internet line.
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No Sorry, Just be careful when you try to buy adapter too, because those tend not to work either. Good Luck, my next pruchase will be wireless
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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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this is a Blue Tooth device. You can attach it with a cable. I do not see how it can work wirelessly.
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I just read Alex P.'s answer and that sounds like a better way to go. I didn't know they had a powerline adapter kit that allows for a wireless hub on the receiving end.