[Anteaker]

Any recommendations on wireless rear speakers in a surround system? I am not looking for something from Kmart but really serious quality speakers that are wireleess.

[WGH]

How about something like the DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5RP Wireless Surround Sound Rear Speakers Kit with 2 x 50W Amplifier
https://www.amazon.com/DYNASTY-PROAUDIO-Amplifier-Selectable-Switching/dp/B08J8CJJTR/ref=sr_1_14?dchild=1&keywords=Surround+Sound+with+Wireless+Speakers&qid=1629501706&sr=8-14

Some wires are involved but you can pick any speaker you like.

[firewall]

I run these as my rear speakers.

The rest are Magnepans.

I'm using these KEF temporarily until my Magnepan .7s arrive in a few weeks.

So, since you want " really serious quality speakers that are wireleess," I recommend these.

Since the series II arrived, you can sometimes get these for only around $2300.

They are a great bargain!

[zybar]

You can use this kit from SVS (https://www.svsound.com/products/soundpath-wireless-audio-adapter) and pair it with the powered speakers of your choice.

I just ordered one to use for a subwoofer install where I didn't want to have a 40+ cable run.

George

 

[mgalusha]

You can use this kit from SVS (https://www.svsound.com/products/soundpath-wireless-audio-adapter) and pair it with the powered speakers of your choice.

I just ordered one to use for a subwoofer install where I didn't want to have a 40+ cable run.

Be aware of the delay, if you have a HT processor, this can be accommodated, if using direct from a preamp, the output of the receiver has about a 14ms latency. It may or may not be audible, just something to be aware of.

[zybar]

Be aware of the delay, if you have a HT processor, this can be accommodated, if using direct from a preamp, the output of the receiver has about a 14ms latency. It may or may not be audible, just something to be aware of.

Yep, you need to rerun your AutoEQ function on your receiver to account for the small amount of latency.

George