Wireless home cinema systems

[AClownsPocket]

Hi

I currently have a Bose Lifestyle T10 system which I love as its good sound and a cinch to setup. Where we are decorating, the wife has decided she wants a wireless speaker system, preferably without the subwoofer.

My brother had a Samsung system which had wireless rear speakers only. Is there anything to recommend for a complete wireless setup?

Thanks

ACP

[talkssense]

Don't forget your "wireless" speaker will need individually plugging into the mains - with a wire.

Google WISA, but don't forget you can buy a lot of a decent sparks or AV installers time for the additional cost of wireless kit, and it's really not that hard for them to make that 100% reliable speaker cable disappear under a floor, carpet, skirting board, into a wall, behind coving etc

[AClownsPocket]

talkssense said:

Don't forget your "wireless" speaker will need individually plugging into the mains - with a wire.

Google WISA, but don't forget you can buy a lot of a decent sparks or AV installers time for the additional cost of wireless kit, and it's really not that hard for them to make that 100% reliable speaker cable disappear under a floor, carpet, skirting board, into a wall, behind coving etc

Appropriate username

This is the route I want to go down. I was thinking under the floor boards with plastic ducting to protect the cables and allow me to remove them when we sell up.

Convincing her though will take some creative words

[Mykap]

Same issue

Thinking of this solution.

Philips Fidelio B5 - not full 5.1 but good reviews. Latest versions the rear speakers can be used as stand alone wireless units.

[bristolracer]

All the new Yamaha stuff will contain wireless equipment,so you will be able to link the new AV amps to other speakers in their range.

[kurt535]

I have wondered how much sound quality do you lose by going wireless surround sound?