Best Wireless Stereo Speakers

I have a good sized boat and have a stereo in the main cabin but would like to have extension speakers in the pilothouse. Wiring this kind of thing is very expensive on a boat. Is there such a thing as wireless speakers that might work? I only need small speakers and they dont have to be high power.

I haven't seen any wireless speaker sets themselves, but there are wireless Audio/Video sender units. This link is just one source. The prices can range from $50 to over $1000. Just google "wireless audio" and you'll be able to find something that will help. Here is an example page

http://www.avtechsolutions.com/he_av_sen ders.htm

2007-03-27 02:54:25 by Boatman

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I am going to have a party and I want to buy some wireless stereo speakers that can play from my stereo inside my house. Is there such thing as this type of stereo speakers??

I'm not sure what you are saying, but there is an mp3 player that has wireless capabilities such as the samsung t10.

Besides looking cute with many crazy features, it has wireless capabilities. So if you get it and a wireless capable speakers, then you can wirelessly connect them in seconds and whatever you play on the mp3 player, the speaker will pick up and play. This would be really cool for a party as well as watching short vids on your portable audio. The t10 sells for about $130, though.

2008-02-15 20:29:04 by Daniel C

Price: $129.99 $81.52

Wireless remote control
Engineered sound diffusion plate equally distributing sound wave for greater distance while preserving sound quality
Compatible with any stereo system, MP3 player, CD player, computer or television that equips with 3.5mm audio output jack
Advanced Automatic Phases Lock Loop (PLL) scanning system to minimize signal interference
Soft touch control panel with individual volume control for fine tuning

Is there a device that will convert my existing home stereo speakers into wireless? I have a pretty good quality surround sound system, but I am tired of the speaker wires . I need to go wireless, but I want to use my existing speakers. Anyone have any ideas????

The previous responder obviously missed the January 2008 issue of "Home Theater" magazine, which discusses exactly the kind of gear you're looking for.

The magazine reviewed and gave excellent marks to the KEF Universal Wireless Speaker Kit ($600). Similar (but unreviewed) products include the Rocketfish RF-WHTIB Wireless Rear Speaker Kit ($100), the Kenwood RFU-6100 Wireless Amplifier ($300), and the Amphony Model 1550 Digital Wireless Audio Transmitter/Amplifier ($200).

2008-01-31 19:01:23 by P.T.

Price: $39.99

Easy setup: Simply pair your Bluetooth smartphone or tablet to the adapter and you're ready to hear great music
Works with your choice of speakers: Plug the adapter into virtually any pair of powered speakers,
Bluetooth connectivity: Stream your audio entertainment instantly from any Bluetooth smartphone
Better sound without wires: Listen to movies, music and games through your good speakers from your iPhone, iPad.
Plug the adapter into any A/V receiver or bookshelf system using standard RCA or 3.5 mm jacks

we have just moved house and need wireless only solutions around the house in connecting a mac (osx 10.4) to a sony hifi in a different room to link up and play itunes through the stereo. we need a wireless modem and adaptor to connect to broadband as phone line is in a separate hallway. we also would like a wireless connection from our samsung (new) tv to the same stereo to again play sound through the speakers. also are there any decent wireless speakers for a mac as ideally we would like speakers for the same room where the mac is and also our bedroom. i have looked at airport express etc and visited many shops but am baffled with it all. sounds a lot i know but please advise in plain english exactly how everything would work and cost. all the above has to be reasonably good quality but also affordable.
I know i already stated it is a mac so must be mac compatible, if you do not know this please don't answer the question. Cheers.

Your stereo would have to be part-computer to be able to receive a wireless signal, I haven't heard of such a device except, well, another computer.

Instead of transmitting from your current Mac, you could buy a Mac Mini or even a G4 Cube and use that as a media centre - people do this already. There is also the AppleTV but I don't really know anything about what that does, I imagine it's for playing back videos from a hard drive direct to your TV.

There are numerous articles out there on how to turn a Mac into a media centre, here's one I found straight away -

2007-09-04 11:21:21 by a.tidmarsh

I have a great stereo system but putting the speakers where they should go is always a hassle. Is there a way to turn them into wireless speakers?

Yes, Best Buy sell a kit for a pair of speakers for about $200 (Can$) and about $100 in the US (and I'm sure there are other options). They are intended for rear speakers (since those are the usual problem). Note that sound quality may suffer slightly, and you will need a place to plug in the power supply for each speaker ... so you are not completely wirelss. Personally, I don't recommend this for main speakers.

2008-12-08 05:14:22 by talanglois