2.4Ghz Wireless Audio Transmitter Receiver Set (1 TX + 1 RX) for TV

UPDATE Dec 2024 - I have now owned this set for almost 4 months. It still passes bandwidth to the amp that far exceeds my hearing. The received lives outside and has seen near 100 degree days, and now near freezing nights. It still pairs within seconds and works just like new. I am still very happy with it and highly recommend. Original review - Sept 2024. I have a 1990's "stereo/amp" that far exceeds most current soundbar options. I can play FM, Vinyl, Tape, TV Surround, Dolby, Streaming stereo, and more. I wanted to send ANY of these to an outside amp on my deck, without drilling holes and running wires. This set was the answer. I attached the transmitter to the "monitor out" port on my main audio amplifier, and attached the receiver to the outside amp's input. The devices are about 20 feet apart, and paired within seconds of power-up. The audio is slightly lower than other options on outside amp, but since I can now play ANY of my audio sources from the master audio switching amp, it's not an issue. This could be because of the level I am feeding the transmitter. The transmitted audio range seems fine, and I did not notice any latency or other problems. For MY specific setup(older equipment), I had to purchase a set of RCA to RCA cables, but everything else was included. I am very pleased with the build quality, functionality, ease of set-up and value of this item.

It works perfectly, smooth, transparent. I needed it for so long ! My application is a little different, I'm using it to connect my stereo guitar pedal do a little stereo amplifier with a pair of little KLH speakers connected to it to play on my living room. It works just the way I imagine. My guitar connect to the pedal wireless and the pedal wireless to the amp. To test I also connected my phone to the transmitter and the receiver on my studio amp with pro speakers and it was a great sound. It may cut a little on the very low or high ends but it was not projected for it and for this price it has a very good range of frequency response. I tried to power the transmitter with a booster battery to go completely wireless (my pedal works also with batteries) but it works for a minute then turns off. It might be the battery I used. I will try with another one. It is very well constructed with metal case, the wires that came with it helped, but to connect to the amp I needed another kind of wire (RCA to RCA). I think I will buy another one for my TV set that is now working with Bluetooth that sometimes disconnect.

Does exactly what it should...no complaints here.. I had the "pro" version initially, but switched it out for the standard version as I did not/could not use the connections that the Pro version has. The standard RCA connections on this unit work great.....however...the supplied cables are of cheap quality introducing a nasty hum. So do yourself a favor and purchase some quality cables.... Amazon Basics work perfect with this.

Works great. I now have a boomin sub. Easy to connect. Quiet. Long enough range.

I bought this device with the intention of using it to convert a custom home subwoofer into a wireless one. I noticed 2 major issues when using this product 1. There is a HUGE volume loss. I believe one of the other reviewers stated it had about a 10 db loss, which sounds about right. You really have to crank the gain up to get it to match a normal wired input level. 2. Loss of low frequency audio signal. This was a deal breaker for me. When running back to back comparisons from wired to wireless, I noticed the bass sounded super anemic when using the 1mii. Even after cranking the volume to match the wired level, I found that there was a ton of bass missing, I would guess around the 25hz - 50hz range. It was still audible, you could tell it was "there" but it had no depth and was almost muted. You couldn't "feel" it like how it is with the wired setup. The build quality felt great but this device should not be used for a subwoofer setup.

Works as advertised - I use it to wirelessly connect a projector to a Bose 2.1 system. It’s easy to set up - mine paired right out of the box. Very occasionally, (maybe 5 times in the 3+ years I’ve been using it) one of the units won’t pair and needs to be reset. Easily done with a paper clip to push the tiny button on the front of the unit. I haven’t noticed any issues with audio quality, noise, or drop outs. I’d happily buy again.

Overall, I would recommend these considering the value. I needed to position a satellite speaker across the room without running ugly wires. I've tried other systems in this price range that had major sync delays or inaudible volume, having to return them. This one just works. Setup is extremely simple, just plug and play. The volume is punchy and plenty loud, and no issues with breakup or interruptions - just steady and perfectly synced playback. It just works. Only drawback is that the audio is noticeably lower in quality compared to the other wired satellite speaker. There's no denying it, BUT considering this is by nature a satellite speaker that is intended to only play the occasional surround sound effects (and usually at a distance) - I think this will get the job done for the right price. It's not out of this world, but it gets the job done without having to spend a fortune. At some point, you're better off buying a new audio system. This was a good retro fit to my existing system. This is not paid review, and I recommend this to the average user who's not willing to go through the trouble of running wires through walls or spending enormous amounts of money on professional wireless systems that are multiple times the price of your audio setup. If this was helpful, please leave a thumbs up for others to see.

Unfortunately in my case, the 3 pairs of these I got to replace the wires on my surrounds and atmos speakers didn't work, for two reasons: 1. Hiss/hum: The set for the surrounds had a constant staticky/crackly hiss. Really noticable when it was quiet (like when we weren't playing anything). These are Klipsch RP-600Ms which are reasonably sensitive (not overly so), so maybe a less sensitive speaker wouldn't fare as poorly. But in our case it was unacceptable. It wasn't the amp, as the problem only happened when these were plugged in and powered. We tried keeping the amp on (with no input plugged in) and also plugging in a different source to the amp. Dead silence except when this was on. 2. Constant drop outs. This is really what killed them. On top of randomly doing the blinky-blinky because it disconnected and needed to be power cycled, the first time we watched a movie where the atmos speakers were actually playing something there were CONSTANT audio dropouts from all 3 pairs of speakers connected to these receivers. Not only dropouts but loud pops/crackles as they come in and out. Maybe these work if you are retrofitting an old cabin with one pair of these, where there are no other radios of any kind. In any modern home where you have WiFi, smart gadgets, etc. these shouldn't be expected to work reliably. The same problem occurred with all three, so I doubt it was a simple manufacturing defect, and also when all but one of the transmitter/receiver pairs was unplugged (in case it was interference between units). Keep in mind the transmitter/receiver are only about 15 feet away from one another so no long distances involved here. Wanted to love them, I really did. They are well built and convenient-in-theory. And well priced. Sadly none of that matters if they don't do literally the only thing they're supposed to do. And they don't. It's unfortunate that the crackling/dropouts didn't really become known until we watched a proper movie - which was after the return window closed. C'est la vie. That being said, clearly other people have had good experiences with them, but if you do try them make sure to run them through their paces ASAP. Especially if you have other wireless stuff in your house (guaranteed) or you're trying to run more than one pair of these.

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Used for sub. Worked out of the box, no particular setup needed and excellent sound quality. Has remained faultless. Nice bit of kit at an affordable price

Il prodotto è valido; l'ho utilizzato per coprire una breve distanza , circa 6 metri, con il ricevitore nascosto da 1 metro di muro spesso 70 cm e la trasmissione è ottima

Acquistati per necessità di evitare cavi di collegamento lunghi tra mixer e amplificatore. Mi serviva che coprissero almeno 30/40mt al chiuso e che fossero "insensibili" al collegamento ad altri apparecchi come smartphone. Ebbene, essendo costruiti con ricevitore e tramettitore accoppiati, sono rilevabili ma non accoppiabili nè a smartphone nè a pc, ed hanno una portata, al chiuso ma senza troppi ostacoli, di oltre 50mt. La confezione comprende una coppia di cavi audio, una coppia di cavi di alimentazione e due alimentatori a 230v. Tutto Ok e ottimamente funzionante. Ho anche verificato se potessero funzionare con Power bank e hanno retto per ore, prima che si scaricassero. Nel mio caso ho dovuto costruire due cavi audio ad hoc per il Mixer e per l'entrata amplificatore perchè entrambi con XLR (Cannon). In più il collegamento audio è a bassa latenza, per cui casse audio dirette ed uscita amplificatore dopo i due tramettitore/ricevitore sono praticamente allo stesso tempo (senza ritardo udibile).

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