SVS SoundPath Tri-Band Wireless Audio Adapter

This wireless adapter works very well to transmit audio signals from pre-out of receiver to other side of room. I experimented with the range. Found that it works flawlessly in same room. From different rooms there were some dropouts of sound. Used for full range signal to rear surround amplified via an older but functional Crown xls amp. Frequency response on Polk surround speakers as good or better than from direct wired connection to RZ-50. Provided a stronger more present surround experience. Obviously works flawlessly for SB 1000 pro's as well, but decided not to place subs on rear wall of room.

4 out of 5 stars for this adapter due to its price. Its a little high but despite its high price point, it delivers on its promises and performs well. 5 out of 5 for how easy it is to set up. Even if you're not tech-savvy, you'll be able to get this adapter up and running in no time. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, and the adapter has everything you need to start. Finally, the ability to connect over long distances is a huge plus, I had previously used the dual-band adapter from SVS and it would lose connection, this Tri-Band model has been flawless.

They work great! No discernible difference in sound quality and zero interference issues.

Paired with SVS SB-1000 Pro. No fuss setup. RCA patch cables could be longer.

This has been the only product that has worked for my setup of remote speaker towers that sit about 30ft from my receiver. I've tried the larger antenna models, but had issues with low sound volume. I've tried SVS's bi-band cheaper model but the sound kept cutting in and out. Became very frustrated with figuring out a good way to make my tower speakers wireless. Finally decided to spend more money on these tri-band transmitters and receivers. The new issue I ran into with these tri-bands was that it interfered with my Xbox receiving Wi-Fi. My Xbox would run slow, have delays, and overall trouble streaming data when these tri-bands were on. This was really strange and I unplugged the tri-bands and the Xbox streaming went back to normal without any delays in streaming. To solve this last problem I decided to hardwire the Xbox with an ethernet cable for data, which was a costlier option but better as bandwidth significantly improved. So now I have near perfect remote wireless tower speakers, after lots of troubleshooting with time, energy, and money. Really enjoy these tri-bands even though they are really pricy.

Deliver a line level signal for a powered speaker that works well. No dropped signal.

spendy but now i can finally enjoy my 1000w Monolith M212 subwoofer in my integrated 5.1.2 without the annoying power up “pop” I kept getting with my old cheap rocketfish wireless kit. this SVS wireless kit with the SVS isolation feet have taken my beast sub to the next level now that I can turn up the gain and not be startled by the loud and scene killing pop. wish i got the SVS kit sooner

I don't leave many reviews, but this product has been great. There are several products that are more economical, and I heavily considered them, but this is exactly what I wanted and worth the extra price- simple to install with no distortion or quality loss. As I was setting it up I read from the instructions that line of sight without obstructions such as walls is preferred, up to 130 feet. My setup is only about 40 feet, but the receiver is on one floor and the component is on another. I was concerned, but within about 10 minutes it was working and flawless. For context, I'm not an audiophile (relatively speaking) but my setup is: Definitive Technology speakers, Onkyo receiver, and I was connecting in a Sony CD player.