wireless rear speaker sender

[Chucklehead]

Rented flat, wires chased under skirting nicely but I've been completely defeated by the door bar. Tried to neatly pull speaker cable under the laminate but it's not going to work.

What is available in terms of rear speaker sender/transmitter units? How reliable are they, and do they retain sound quality well? It's a basic kef speaker / Yamaha amp setup and the sender to the speakers is under 4m.

If it were my own place I'd do it properly, but this seems like a fair compromise.

[Chucklehead]

bumping this up..

[ASK1974]

This will do it...

http://velodyne.com/product-accessories/wiconnect-...

[Chucklehead]

Thanks, hadn't seen this one before.. although it seems to be around twice the price of it's rivals. Not that it has proven to be very easy to find, review or price it's competitors!

[contractor]

ASK1974 said:

This will do it...

http://velodyne.com/product-accessories/wiconnect-...

Not sure it will. Op needs speaker-level output and that looks like line-level

[dvs_dave]

Rocketfish do wireless speaker level senders. I have one and it works well for the surrounds.
http://www.rocketfishproducts.com/products/home-th...

[Chucklehead]

This is the first one that I found and it seemed to get good reviews, but I've struggled to find one for sale! Where did you get yours?

[ASK1974]

contractor said:

Not sure it will. Op needs speaker-level output and that looks like line-level

Edit. Scratch that, I didn't read the post correctly. You're absolutely right.

Edited by ASK1974 on Sunday 21st December 09:35

[Murph7355]

Have you seen this stuff:

http://m.hdtvsupply.com/25ta18flspwi.html

I use it for rears and it works fine.

[Chucklehead]

I'd love to give it a try but unfortunately the issue is getting over or under a doorway. I've hidden the wires between the laminate and the skirting all the way round, but the door bar appears to be secured to the floor at it's base and laminate has been worked away from it. I've removed pieces either side to try and feed it through but to no avail. The door is tight against the wall so I just wouldn't have the room to work it round even if I could.