How to make surround speakers wireless?

[petes]

Currently I have connected the surround speakers to the amplifier and is working great. Since I have to move the unit to a different location, and there is no proper way to run the wire from amplifier to surround speaker, I ran into this question.

Is there any alternative (I don't mid losing some audio clarity coz of wireless)

 

[ajuvignesh]

how about bluetooth transmitter and receiver route?

 

[bornfi]

Please check this.

Wireless Adapters — Audioengine

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[raj_mj]

Currently I have connected the surround speakers to the amplifier and is working great. Since I have to move the unit to a different location, and there is no proper way to run the wire from amplifier to surround speaker, I ran into this question.

Is there any alternative (I don't mid losing some audio clarity coz of wireless)

Wireless/bluetooth transmitter + receiver seems only option. While this may get rid of running cables, also consider power requirements or battery charging overhead at both ends, especially at surrounded speaker side.

 

[petes]

I don't think Bluetooth/ Wireless adapter will solve my problem. Because, the surround speakers connects to amplifier via wire and Have a 5.1 setup.

 

[efernand1]

I don't think Bluetooth/ Wireless adapter will solve my problem. Because, the surround speakers connects to amplifier via wire and Have a 5.1 setup.

The only possible way I see is to connect the wires to the AVR then let it pass on your floor area to the wall / area where surrounds are connected.

Cover the floor area with some carpet

 

[ajuvignesh]

does this work?

https://robu.in/product/kn319-bluetooth-4-2-2-in-1-receiver-and-transmitter-rca-3-5mm-aux-jack/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADvLFWeEq48V9Ykph_Bt36xu2rnIq&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0--6BhCBARIsADYqyL8be_zgLMHYESsDqZQfsddp-53NNCWSdqg2RySEz1D9N4UU1dls2FAaAhrWEALw_wcB

You can ask robu guys

 

[ajuvignesh]

And this

https://www.flipkart.com/cubetek-lcd-display-v5-0-bluetooth-transmitter-receiver-bypass-aux-optical-0-5-w-av-control-receiver/p/itma3258c5df37f2

 

[KNRAMU]

AVR's speaker out to Hi- Lo converter to bluetooth transmitter to bluetooth receiver can be possible.

 

[petes]

I already have cubetek BT adapter for connecting my projector to AV receiver for wireless audio output. I think @efernand1 understood my point and the only way is to somehow hide the wire.