WSA-5RP-PLUS Wireless Surround Sound Rear Speakers Kit with 2 x 100W Amplifier Built-in (Metal Chassis Design)

There is a lot of concern about wireless surrounds. I bought this on the back of the reviews because running wires to my surrounds was simply not possible. Setup was easy. Hook up, switch on and go. The transmitter sits by my TV on the other side of my center speaker from the amp. Turned up the gain on the wireless receiver amp to max. FWIW there are 16 devices on my wireless network, including the Amp, PS5, Switch, Roku, and 'smart' TV.Initially, worked very well with the receiver placed on the floor next to the sofa with my surrounds on either side of the sofa. Transmission is about 12ft, not quite line of sight. Then I started to hear a few pops and bumps. These were more distracting than I thought they'd be. However, I moved the receiver to the side table next to the sofa (line of sight to the transmitter) and have not heard any artifacts since.The one slightly odd feature is that the Denon Audyssey room correction puts these speakers as 20ft rather than 4ft from the listening position, presumably because of the delay. Seems to work as it sounds amazing.Overall, therefore, with one very minor positional tweak, this has worked beautifully and flawlessly for the last 3 weeks.

Works as advertised. Running a pair of power hungry Klipsh Atmos speakers at the back of my room.The sound is reproduced very well, though might be a little soft at times.Using the pin to bridge the amps would double my wattage, but drain my pocket book even more!Before making a very large investment in this, I would check into the cost of a audio install service and find out the cost of hiding the wires in the ceiling or walls, which may be equal to the cost of this deviceUnfortunately that was mot an option for me, since I rent :(It does an excellent job, but I feel it's overpriced, but if don't have any other options, I feel this is the best out there for the price, and you won't be dodsappinted !

Works well. Sound quality is as good as it gets (subjective) without spending a fortune. Wish they were remote controlled for power on/off but I worked around it by buying a remote power switch for the transmitter and receiver. Antennas must absolutely be in line if sight of one another. Careful screwing down the speaker wire as the speaker posts are not that robust. I recommend 14 AWG at the maximum... 12 is almost too thick.Side note: I had two sets of banana plugs on hand, one set was too thin and the other too thick which I found unusual. Unsure if this was designed to mate with banana plugs so just connected direct to copper wire [tightening with care].Check your connections if you have crackles or other artifacts. If that doesn't help consider trying an affordable power line conditioner.

I love this product. There are two ways to use it; one is to let your amp do the thinking for the output to the speakers and the other is where you send it your direct signal and use the built-in amp to regulate the surround sound volume. The later worked best for me. No detectable delay in the sound and once you get the, paired it is easy to use.

So I waited to write this review a few weeks in. First impressions were great! Build quality is very good! Plugged everything in and it paired up right away! First few days I didn’t hear any difference from when I had my rear speakers directly connected. But after that I have started to notice a “popping” sound every now and then. It first started to notice it when I was watching sports, specifically soccer games. At first I thought the were just sounds from the crowd or something like that! Unfortunately I then started to hear this popping sound in all kids of movies. I really wanted to love this product, but it still needs to be refined! Especially for the price.It’s pushing 2 Klipsch rear bookshelf speakers. The receiver I’m using is a Marantz SR6014.

This is a great unit and does exactly what is meant to do. Nicely packed. Easy to install.However, as soon as I started playing my movies the popping and crackling started. I did everything suggested by other reviewers: cranked up unit’s volume and managed levels through the receiver. I played with different levels of volume without any help. Then I tried changing the WiFi channel and noticed a little improvement but no resolution. But this improvement made me realize the problem was not power to the speakers or any of that. It was strength of signal. My receiver is in a closet about 50 feet away from where the speakers sit. On top of that I have a very busy WiFi environment with many devices (over 50) connected one way or another through different WiFi channels. Well, I was able to completely fix the problem and this is how I did it:First off, make sure you have the newest model of this unit which is the one with antennas. Older model didn’t have antennas.Second, buy a pair of WiFi antennas Dual Band 2.4Ghz 5.8 GHz 10 DBI RP-SMA. The brand I got was QYAJS. Just under $12.Exchange the stock antennas for the new ones and you are done. The problem will be fixed!!!I hope this helps someone 😊

First off, I did some research on wireless units and this system seemed to be the best available out there. The amp is robust and well made with banana plugs connections but the transmitter will only accept bare wire or pin connections....I have always used pin connections as bare wire always seemed to drive me nuts.Installation was straight forward enough and for me it was plug and play. Once all hooked up the blue light on the transmitter and amplifier starts to blink blue and then almost immediately, both units are solid blue indicating that you have a solid connection.Just make sure you don't have anything obstructing the line from the transmitter and amp and your good to go. I experienced no issues at all.....just crystal clear music with no distortion. Best part is now I have surround sound with no wires from my receiver.I think you will be most impressed with this system....I certainly was !!!