is it possible to make rear speakers wireless
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yes it is. You have to buy a device (about $100 at best buy and probably lower on amazon). It plugs into the back of your receiver. Then you attach your two rear speakers to a device that receives a signal from the unit on the back of your receiver.
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No sure. Does a wireless system use Bluetooth or some other form of siginal. It has your typical wired inputs. I have a seperate wireless system and with a little tweaking I am sure I could use the speakers in a wireless fashion. Out of box it will not allow you to use wirelessly.
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You will always need wireless speakers with all the required accessories. Wired speakers are always wired.
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yes, using this device Soundcast SurroundCast - Wireless Receiver / Transmitter Audio System
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No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these speakers and they are very awesome. The wires were easy to hide. Hope I helped:) No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these... » Read More No, they mean surround like a satellite around the earth. You can buy a wireless unit to make them wireless. Wireless are more for just the two back speakers. But one thing to know as that they will still need to be plugged into the wall and wires will still have to go to the back speakers if you buy a wireless unit. Like a small box that will give the back speakers power and a signal will be plugged into the back wall with wires going to those back speakers. But with a wireless unit the wires will not have to go from the stereo/power unit to the back speakers. One note, I own these speakers and they are very awesome. The wires were easy to hide. Hope I helped:) « Show Less
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you need speaker wires. i understand satellite speakers to be wireless, but they are not
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there's a wire between them. what is wireless is that there's a wireless receiver for the 2 rear speakers so there's no wires from the main receiver to the back speakers. this is a great system for the price. hope this helps.
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No, all speakers are wired as a standard. There is the option to buy the wireless receiver module, though. In that way you can drive the rear speakers wirelessly.
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No they are not. I have been trying to research the setup on wireless speakers but there seems to be no video on it. But they connect to an adapter that then gets plugged into the wall. So picture the rear speakers with wires from them, to an adapter which plugs into the wall for power. Basically it comes in handy when you can run rear speakers underneath a couch and have access to an outlet. But if you want to mount the rear speakers I think you're better off running them through regular cable wire.
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There is a one wireless receiver that the rear speakers connect to via wires.
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No, you might incur problems communicating with the "wireless" rear speakers. But you might find you like the entire system as much or more than your current setup.
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They are truley wireless. There is a box which has connections for the wires to each rear speaker which plugs into an outlet at the back of the room or aread you want the speakers in.
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No the speakers are not wireless. They all have to be plugged into both the receiver and the subwoofer that comes with it.
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No. All the speakers in this set are wired. I currently have the next system that has wireless and it falls way short of my expectations. If you want great sound, stay wired
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Hi Chris, The speakers are not wireless. In order to NOT compromise on the sound quality and psychoacoustics, none of the BOSE home theater systems or speakers are wireless. It is well known that wireless technology required to deliver the same performance as wired speakers does not exist yet. The modules and transmitters are getting better everyday but are far from delivering equal or better performance compared to their wired counterparts. That being said, there are third party products that can add wireless capability to the rear speaker. There is a company called RocketFish for example that a lot of people mention. Good Luck. "WIRED is BETTER for Quality and Performance"
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Lucie, the actual receiver does not have any plugs for the rear speakers. So as far as I can tell there wouldn't be any way to hard wire the rear speakers.
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No. However the device supports another Samsung Wireless system. You will have to buy the wireless system separately. Once installed the wireless system on the device the rear speakers can be used without running wires from the main device.
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They are not wireless but their are wireless adapters made by other companies that work with any speaker. Keep in mind, though, that wireless home theater really has not been perfected yet. It is probably OK for rear speakers and subwoofers. But interference, delay and other issues are still a little too common. Also, wireless speakers are not really wireless, as they do require an electrical outlet.
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The rear speakers are attached to a small wireless device. You need to connect the wires from the rear speakers to the wireless device and not to the Main Receiver.. Hope it helps.
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I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear) getting dispersed under the viewing seats.