SVS SPWADAPT Soundpath Adaptador de audio inalámbrico - Negro

As far as the unit goes, this was a true plug-n-play experience. Powered subwoofer works like magic now, no worries. The real bonus extra is the incredible pair of really cool blue nightlights that I now have in the living room. Thanks to this feature, I no longer stumble over a cat passed out on the floor when I get up in the middle of the night for some munch. Now the scratches and bites on my legs can finally heal. BTW, the sound is truly great, you can buy this without worry.

I have an older Velodyne subwoofer, and the supplied wireless connector was not maintaining a stable connection to the receiver, which is about 20 feet away. The new adapter comes with stereo and mono phono plugs for both small boxes so that I could connect each side quickly. The units are very small and light and were already paired at the factory. After connecting and plugging them into power, I tested them with some music, and the subwoofer performed flawlessly. My only minor complaint is that the blue lights are pretty bright, so you might want to hide the boxes from view or cover the lights with tape. Overall, I am happy with the ease of setup and sound quality.

After trying a number of devices claiming to allow wireless remote placement of a subwoofers I have finally found one that works!Connection was a piece of cake. Every cable I could have possibly needed was included with these. Not only were the audio cables provided, but so were the power supplies and power cords. It seems like most of the others dropped the ball and didn't provide a complete solution like this unit has.After the simple setup was completed, the transmitter and receiver automatically connected to each other and instantly provided a wireless link between my receiver and subwoofer. No random noise, no binding problems absolutely nothing but the audio applied at the transmitter end that showed up at the subwoofer. Audio level was spot on to drive my speaker although I did …

This product deserves zero stars. I attempted to use this with my subwoofer as I wanted to move it behind my sectional couch. For a test I connected the transmitter to my amplifier and the receiver to my subwoofer. There was a direct line of site between the units (subwoofer was NOT behind the couch yet) which was about 12 feet. As as test I tried to watch a show and I had to turn it off as there was nothing but dropped signals and distorted sounds coming from my subwoofer. Most users have no time to troubleshoot issues like this. It should just work out of the box. Anyway - I decided to purchase the Dynasty Proaudio WSA-5TR-V2 to see how it worked. WOW - I simply plugged in the RCA cables and power and it worked like a champ. I moved my subwoofer behind the couch and there are no issues …

I have a Denon AVR in a separate room and am using eARC connected to my TV in the family room. eARC allows me to let the TV control the AVR. For example, when I turn on the TV, it powers on the AVR and changes to the TV input. Also TV volume controls the AVR volume. I have in-wall speakers but was missing the subwoofer. I had an older Polk subwoofer that I recently got out of storage and put behind the couch. The SVS wireless adapter allowed me to easily hook up the subwoofer to the amp without having to try and run more audio cables through the wall. It works perfectly and setup couldn't have been simpler. I was worried about the popping and hissing I hear other people experiencing, but I only hear a pop when the system turns off, not a big deal at all. The wireless signal for my sub …

I use a single SVS wireless transmitter and receiver to send sound to my left and right surround channels in my 5.1.2 surround setup. I have a line output converter connected to my AV Receiver left and right surround channels. The SVS transmitter is connected to the LOC outputs via a 3.5 mm to RCA adapter. On the other end, the SVS receiver is connected to a small amp using another 3.5 mm to RCA adapter, and the amp is connected to my left and right surround speakers. Works flawlessly.I was extremely frustrated when I first bought this product, and thought it was garbage. I was, however, completely wrong.When I first purchased the kit, I was extremely disappointed with what I thought was with the amount of static / interference I was getting with the signal, and the shoddy hardware.The …

I'm an amateur when it comes to home audio. I got a Klipsch R-12SW sub for Christmas to support my 4 ceiling speakers. It became clear that my entertainment center has no place for a sub and putting it in front would be in a walk way, so I needed to move it to the back of the room. Rather than run a cord to the back of my room, I needed a wireless solution. So I bought the SVS adapter. Yes, it would have been easier to just get a wireless sub or pay 50 dollars more for the Klipsch R-12SWi but I didn't have that option and didn't want to take this gift back to Costco. So I had a little extra-crash and bought this wireless audio adapter after reading MANY reviews.It worked really well. No lag, strong sound, easy to hook up. I don't mind the blue-light. My sub and receiver are about 20-24 ft

This product worked right out of the box for me to connect my SVS (or any brand for that matter) Subwoofer wirelessly to my AV Pre/Pro. The directions are well done and the process took me 5 minutes or less. I plugged the power in to the base module that connects to the AV Pre/Pro, then connected what is a Line-In cable to the base module on one end and an RCA on the other end in to my Subwoofer In. On the other end, I did the same thing but with Stereo RCA Cables on the end input to the Sub.These connect automatically with each other so no manual sync was needed. There are blue lights on both devices that light solid to show they are connected. My Sub worked immediately. As far as quality, I did not notice a difference at all during movies. Response was fast, quick and tight.The only two