Do I need an existing stereo system to use this, or will just a wifi connection work?
819752
To use the receiver you need a playback device of some kind - it has no speakers. They do have a unit with speakers, but at a higher price ... http://www.amazon.com/Phorus-PS1-Multi-Room-Wireless-Streaming/dp/B007RFLJ92/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417902471&sr=8-1&keywords=phorus But based on my personal experience, I would recommend spending more and looking at the Sonos system(s)
819753
To use the receiver you need a playback device of some kind - it has no speakers.They do have a unit with speakers, but at a higher price ...Phorus PS1 Speaker with Multi-Room Wireless Audio StreamingBut based on my personal experience, I would recommend spending more and looking at the Sonos system(s)
819754
I connected to a Bose Companion Speaker system. I have also connected it to my amplifier and stereo speakers. Both I owned already. If you think about the Phorus like your iPhone or laptop, how would you connect those at your house today to play to speakers? Phorus also has speakers you can buy but not included with this.
1799808
Hi Don Not sure about the WiFi speaker, but I have connected a set of computer speakers to the headphone jack of the TV and that works quite well. Sounds a lot better with some bass. Walt
433719
I used the bluetooth outside of my house and it worked. As for the system and speakers i would not recommend. I would recommend spending a couple extra dollars on speakers and look for a bluetooth adaptor to add to an auxiliary port
1790977
The bluetooth would have to connect to 2 devices at once. I am not sure that would work, and no idea about stereo.
722819
I think it can be con neglected to an existing wired system. Not sure about wireless. Do not buy this model. Very buggy. If you buy, get newer version
489875
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
1436099
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.
2220273
No this is a analog system only, you would need a wireless system with an HDMI output, or a recevier with an HDMI output for the smart tv's. I bought this sround sound system for my computer, and it sounds great for the price, but cant hook it up to your smart tv
580622
No... The rear speakers still need to receive power somehow so the system uses a receiver in the back of the room that plugs in and the speakers are wired into that receiver therefore you don't have wires that run from the back of the room to the front of the room where your stereo system would most likely be. The receiver in the back of the room wirelessly to the main stereo unit to receive sound.
956074
This unit needs to be connected to an amplifier to work and you will need speakers. I don't know if a stereo receiver will work.
2197818
Yes! As long as you have plug inputs available, you can install Connect just like you would a new CD player or tuner. It's just like adding another stereo component. You won't need different speakers or any other electronics. Your system will just process the Connect signal as it does for your other inputs. It's a very high quality signal, too, and you'll like the sound.
51746
Yes, hook it up using either Aux or a line input. Play everything through it.
2197817
If you have an auxiliary (AUX) input on your system, it should easily work. I connected my CONNECT to my old stereo system, which I like because of it's sound quality. They work great together.
1113067
Thanks for your question. This player will hard-wire to your wiFi system using an ethernet cable, it will not connect wirelessly. This is a fantastic player. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
1798694
No , it has a USB and also a mini head phone jack which either one should be able hook up to any newer stereo system . Most docking stations have the I-Pod/Pad/Phone hookup as part of the base of a docking station , then you would go wi-fi or by wire to your stereo .
2055679
You will need a cellular module with this system. Same if you'll want WiFi capability.
1083882
Yep. It's just a wireless adapter with speaker inputs on one end and speaker outputs on the other. A signal is a signal so as long as you correctly match the front left and surround left inputs and outputs, you'll be golden.