Can I connect the rear speaker with wire? is that option possible?
620005
Its says its wireless but what they meant is that your rear speakers don't connect into the main console. Its still wired but the rear speakers uses wires that plug into a seperate console that you can place anywhere. The rear speaker console and main console feed a wireless connection to one another. I hope this helps, its kinda hard to describe.
620006
The dvd box transmits to a receiver box wirelessly. The receiver box ( which needs to be powered by a wall outlet) is then connected to the two rear speakers with wires. The phrase "wireless speakers" is a little deceiving, because the only Thing wireless is the connection between the transmitter and the receiver.
620007
Hope this helps since it's difficult to explain, there's the Blu Ray player that connects the front three speakers and the sub, the blu ray has a spot for a wireless transmitter that'll connect to another box wireless, the two back speakers use a wire to connect to that little box, to sum it up you connect the back speakers wired to the receiver box which is wireless to the main system
620008
The way I connected my rear (surround) speakers were to the surround amplifier that I placed in the rear of my room. The instructions are indicated in the manual. If you have any other questions, give Sony a call!
620009
The rear speakers have a powered box that you plug into, so it's not wireless but we like it a lot. Has great sound too. Set up was pretty easy.
620010
there is no option to connect the rear speakers to the main head unit. The rear speakers require the included separate amplifier and wireless transmitter.
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.
1556496
There is another model where there is two receiving units, one for each rear speaker. That might be what you are looking for.
689248
I don't see why not? you will just have to splice the wire to the speakers since it has it's ownconnection. only thing though is if the surround would be able to drive your new speaker?ig: enough power or same impedance or not, you should find out first cause I don't know if that is relevant or not.....hope this helps......
769377
In my recollection the wires are directly hard wired into the speaker side. They would require some type of splice though they are bare wired with spring posts on the stereo side. Really thin wires at that. Possibly 22 gauge or smaller.
1218738
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.
1839987
What about just cutting (or unplugging) the speaker wire? If I end up ordering this, I'll report back.
657973
On the inside of your box there are male connectors on the inside of the quick connects so you will have to buy some crimp on or solder type connectors to run speaker wire from connects to speakers.
766631
Plug the box into the socket and attach the wires to both REAR speakers. follow instructions to set t he audio performance. The rear speakers are not totally wireless. They need power from the box.
1755
No. The rear speakers are not wireless. They come with approximately 23' of wire. Since the wire is hard wired to speaker, you would have to splice to get any longer.
1927687
The unit is designed primarily as wireless rear surround speakers. They are somewhat a compromise as one is trading the more ambient sound of fixed wired speakers for the convenience of one wireless unit you can hide away till you need it. I imagine you could connect this to any output you could connect speakers to but what are you trying to accomplish?
324007
Well you c the rear speakers supposed to be wireless BUT are not it runs wire to a small box that is connect to the main unit wireless all the other speakers are connected with wires to the main unit I don't think it's wireless it's not
466828
You'll need wires for the rear speakers if you want to put them in a surround sound set up, any wire will do, no need to spend a lot
653655
No. If you're technically inclined and willing to take a risk, you could try splicing additional wire into the existing speaker wires, but the wires are very thin (high AWG, I believe around 28 AWG) so be careful.
1362601
Yes for the wireless rear speakers you need the SWA-3000. It comes with a card that you stick in the back of the reciever/unit to make it work. Keep in mind though that its not 100% wireless. You will still need to run the wires from the SWA-3000 to your rear speakers. Also the length is limited and they have plugs on the end making it impossible to use better after market speak wires. You can see my review on the SWA-3000 and you'll find that I love it.
1496582
No, the one i bought here came with wired rear speakers. Wireless speakers (with S-AIR technology) are optional which can be paired with this model but has to be bought separate. Probably some websites sell this model with wireless speaker at extra cost.
1410352
I don't know but it looks like you can hook up external speakers in the back .... the stereo ones on the set , however, are pretty good.