Wireless rear speakers on Home Cinema

[sweeno]

Can anyone help? I have recently moved back into my house after a year abroad and have moved things around. Previously had a surround home cinema system with wires under wooden floor. Due to the fact that I have wall mounted the TV and had all the cables chased down the wall, I want/need to get a system that has wireless rear speakers as I dont want to lift the floor up. Looking to have PS3 linked via surround system to TV and also have SkyHD linked. I understand that these can be linked via optical but need help in regards what amp/home cinema kit I should look at. I have heard about the Sony system but wanted views on other systems and ideas.

[Plotloss]

Wireless surrounds have wires as they still need power...

Why not consider a Yamaha Sound Projector?

[sweeno]

I havent heard of that. Does anyone have this and whats it like?

[Mr E]

I run wireless rears upstairs on the 360.

Be aware they operate in the same 2.4GHz range as your WiFi/Bluetooth/etc.

[sinizter]

Kef do a wireless rear module that also works with most other manufacturers. Reviewed to be quite good (although nothing is as good as wires).

I was going to get one of those until I was given a Bose system attached to a Pioneer amp - I have decided to order a Bose SL2 unit for making the connection to the rear wirefree. The SL2 costs half what the Kef costs but is Bose specific.

[headcase]

It isnt Bose specific, they would just lead you to believe that The transmitter connects to the Rear Speaker output from your amp and is supplied with a Bose sepcific lead to do this so if your upto the job you can chop the end off and connect it to a normal speaker output, and at the rteciever end it comes with the cables to connect it upto any set of speakers.