I bought this to go w/ my projector for 5 spkr surround sound. How do I make it wireless and what inexpensive wireless speakers do you suggest? Thanks
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Used the old speakers from my ancient Kenwood. For the rear surround speakers, used Amphony's 5.8 GHz Wireless Speaker Kit, Model 1540. I've had none of the buzzing or popping problems others have reported. I followed the instructions meticulously and was able to put the wireless receiver in an inconspicuous spot, but still line of sight. The wires from that receiver are concealed just above the baseboard in a Cordmate channel and then are fished up to the speakers (just above ear level).
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No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me to unplug them all together. what a nightmare for someone who takes a lot of time perfecting my devices. No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me... » Read More No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me to unplug them all together. what a nightmare for someone who takes a lot of time perfecting my devices. « Show Less
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you can use rca cable input and output on the projector for audio connection. Or for the external speakers, you can lead a cable from the video source to a Powered speaker or through a receiver for a non-powered speaker.
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Get the Ion Block Rocker. You use the auxiliary jack on the speaker and the headphone jack on the projector. Sounds much better than projector speakers. Just be sure to turn projector volume up as well.
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The speakers are not wireless but it comes with a lot of wire already. The subwoofer has a custom connection and if you need more cable, you will need to cut it and splice in your own to make it longer. For the others, standard speaker cable will work and just connect the leads and secure with electrical tape.
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Wireless speakers are not a good idea if you have a cordless phone, wireless router or a cable/satellite receiver with RF capability in your house. Flat speaker cable is available from several suppliers and is easy to install under carpets or baseboards. If your thinking about Blu-ray in the future, then you'll want to get a receiver with high resolution audio decoding. Beware of cheaper systems as they don't support HD audio and some don't support any audio over HDMI. I'll keep looking for an HDMI system with wireless (I've never seen one) just for curiosity sake but I would recommend you check out this system: http://www.amazon.com/Onkyo-HT-S6100-Channel-Receiver-Speaker/dp/B001AMY7ZQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1239851908&sr=8-1
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i had no luck either. in fact i bought a new computer with hmdi and bought hp wireless connectors and the only way i get sound is to unplug my computer speakers. i still am trying to be able to use my surround system connected to the tv. good luck
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I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL&gt;Center&gt;FR&gt;RL&gt;RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL&gt;SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick
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Dear Zachary, I just tested this on the projector I have for sale. I hooked plugged in the HDMI cable and I hooked up the audio to Bose speakers through the audio out port. The video was on screen and the sound came out of my speakers. It works great! I still have my speaker available and I hope you consider me as a seller when buying on Amazon! Thanks! - Jake Zerner
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You can try to connect it to your sound card with compatible ends or connect directly to speakers with speaker wire. I just use the RCA jack for my surround sound system.
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Well it's wireless option has never worked for me but plugging it in directly either through A/V (red, white, yellow) or headphone plug it is great. Since you do use the cords you would have to add a splitter it but it should work and give both chairs sound. These chairs are great if you have a flat panel tv and want good sound that really surrounds you! Hope I helped you
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Hi Kathy - I bought this projector and found out too late that you cannot easily just attach external speakers. The speakers built in to the unit are ok, not great. If you are using it in a large room, forget it. While it is a great projector, I ended up sending this one back to amazon, and got a different one that I can attach speakers to.
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Directly I'm not sure I have a Polk wireless rear hooked up via wireless transmitter, this is hooked directly into the surround speaker outputs. Try adjusting the center speaker volume down on the receiver, hooking up the amplified center with a nominal volume level on the speaker and adjust the center volume on the receiver up until you get optimal sound, you may have to find your receivers center volume sweet spot for your centers optimal sound after that you can adjust from your speakers volume if so equipped.
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No it doesn't. it take a usb dongle you can get them cheap from Best buy or any other electronics store (amazon). As far as I know that's all that's needed, the rest should be set up for it. I'm not sure if there are any sub groups of this projector that didn't come wireless ready but the one's I got were. (the cost should be around $50.00 and they should be plug and play
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You should run your sources (e.g. DVD/BluRay player) into a home theater receiver, and HDMI output from the receiver to HDMI input of the projector. The receiver will drive your speakers.If you connect an HDMI source directly to the projector, it will decode stereo audio only and play it only on small internal speakers.
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The solution I found was to get a connection from the projector speaker. suits you to install an RCA connector to an amplifier. I speak Spanish (Hablo español)
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Thanks for the answer in regard to the number of speakers. My blu-ray has Wi-Fi and that's why I asked about disabling Wi-Fi in the receiver. Thanks again.