Wireless Stereo Speakers System

I'd like to get my husband a wireless surround sound speaker system in the same room as our tv/stereo for Christmas. AND be able to play all of our cds that have been downloaded to our computer.

I'm a little confuesd by the wording of the question, but i think this will help.

if you want to be able to play your music from your comptuer to your home theator (stereo) system and you have a wireless network you might want to try the soundbridge 1001, it will let you stream to your stero reciever wirelessly or via cat 5 cable and control from the soundbridge unit. However it can NOT play music purchased from the iTunes store. If you want to be able to use music from the iTunes store you need to get a Airport express (w/ air tunes) from apple. The airport express is wireless or throught cat 5 as well and can also be used as a print server if you so desire (i use it for both) If you get an airport and want to stream like rhapsody to your speakers you can get a program called airfoil that will stream i believe any music source to your airport express. The only downside is you must control the music selection from the computer, but it will play anywhere in your house. It looks like from the airfoil program page shows that you can stream rhapsody or any other music sources to the airport express. The music quality is excilent from the airport express, and as for the soundbridge, its ok. Also if you have a reciever or amp for each set of speakers you could hook an airport up to each one and then choose which one to play through or just select certain ones (multipul or all) to play at the same time. Also if you go visit a bestbuy w/ a magnolia home theator center in it they can be a great help for answering spacific questions. Hope this helps!

2006-11-16 09:50:26 by dalbones2

SPECIAL DISCOUNT LINK www.amazon.com iHome iW1 AirPlay Wireless Stereo Speaker System with Rechargeable Battery

I've been longing for a set of GOOD iPod speakers and/or stereo system that has a wireless remote, is loud, clear, physically small, and ideally cheap ( cheap as in fairly priced, not as in bad like Toys R Us crap ) Anything helps!

Do you have a stereo with a cassette deck?

Check out the cassette deck really closely. Take an old pair of headphones or a similar wire, lead it in there, and slowly close the cassette door. If it closes all the way, congratulations! We can go on from here.

Now, what you want to do is go out to Best Buy or Radioshack or wherever and look for one of these thing-things:

http://www.microsoft.com/library/media/1 033/windowsxp/images/using/mobility/expe rt/cassette-adapter-small.jpg

The quality is whatever quality your stereo can put forth. They're very cheap (Usually under 15 bucks, most likely around 10) Bonus points: You can use it in the car, too. It's also very small!

Mine is pretty old, so I can only use the volume and pause functions on my remote, but who knows? They might have something more advanced now.

Also a choice if you already own a stereo is the iPod docking station. It's expensive for what it is, but it's very small, very basic, nothing you really don't need:

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB125G /B?fnode=MTY1NDA0OQ&mco=NzcyMzI5

Then there's the actual made-for-iPod speakers, which aren't cheap in any sense of the word. CNET gives reliable reviews most of the time; I'd suggest looking there:

http://www.cnet.com/topic-reviews/ipod-d ock/ipod-speakers/speakers.html?tag=lia; lcol

2009-03-02 18:43:55 by roe

Price: $279.99

The system transmitter supports all types audio inputs including RCA inputs for home theater receivers, MP3 players, computers, iPods, iPhones, and iPads.
32-Channel scan-tuning between transmitter and receiver
Compact weather-resistant speaker is powered by 2.4GHz technology, which guarantees a strong, clear signal up to 150FT away
Package Includes: 1 RF Transmitter, 1 RF Speaker, 1 Remote Control, 1 AC Adapter for Transmitter, 1 AC Adapter for Speaker, 1 RCA to RCA Cable, 1 3.5mm to 6.3mm (1/4"") adapter plug and User Manual
SRS WOW provides deep, rich bass and creates a 3D surround effect to provide a superior audio experience

I am looking for a stereo system that is capable of connecting wireless speakers to it. Our house is finished so wiring would be too much, but i can't find what I'm looking for. I want a stereo base that has a wireless port, that supports ipods, and wireless speakers. A remote wouldn't be bad either. I want to listen to music on our porch, kitchen, and living room(both kitchen and living room are connected) so that would only need a few extra to finish it off. It would also be nice to have the ability to add on more speakers eventually. It sounds confusing, and maybe alot, but its reall not. A stereo system that has wireless speakers.

I know the brands in the Crutchfield link. Sonos is okay, but it won't do what you're looking for. I've had several customers buy wireless speakers. To date, some have been returned for a refund and none of them are in use. One word: Interference

Are you sure wiring would be too expensive? Have you talked to a local installer yet?

2008-05-11 12:51:44 by Nick p

Price: $199.99

2.4 GHz Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum FHSS digital transmission
The system transmitter supports all types audio inputs including RCA inputs for home theater receivers, MP3 players, computers, iPods, iPhones, and iPads.
SRS WOW provides deep, rich bass and creates a 3D surround effect to provide a superior audio experience
Weather-resistant speaker and remote control
32-Channel scan-tuning between transmitter and receiver

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

I have an older JVC stereo system and want to hook up wireless outdoor speakers to it, but the JVC has the old style wire clamp system for the speakers. Is there some sort of adapter I can get?
I have the transmitter, there's just no way to hook it up to the stereo, because it does not have output jacks.

You need a speaker level to line level converter:

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142SLC4/Sco sche-SLC4.html?search=Scosche+SLC4&t p=2001

This one is for car stereo but it will work for a home stereo too.

2009-03-30 15:58:19 by tinahess05