🔊 DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5TR Wireless Subwoofer Speaker Kit, 5.2G/5.8GHz Dual Band Selectable, 106 RF Channel Auto Switching - 2021 Model (Version 2) Review

I was a little skeptical, but pull the trigger. Works great, sounds great. One is in the closet, the door is closed and everything works properly. Excellent purchase!

It took me a while to get here but I don't think the seller is at fault on the USPS. Using the monowiring statement doesn't work. If your receiver has a subwoofer output, connect an RCA cable to the Y RCA socket and then connect 2 RCA sockets to the transmitter. Connect the mono (white) output of your wireless receiver to one of the inputs on your subwoofer (if you have 2, it doesn't matter which one you use). The sound is excellent, there are no lags and cod yet.

I have very expensive items. However, where I had two powered subwoofers, they didn't "support" the sound. I had to move back about 12-15 feet. I have them with my back to the wall next to my full size atmos DT (on the back). And the man is amazingly honest to the point of perfection. The bass difference is insane. I don't hear any buzzing or hissing either. I can hear Zone 2/3 (no incoming audio) on my Rocketfish for my tears, surround sound, atmosphere. It's definitely worth it, trust me.

Bought this kit and the SVS Wireless Audio Path Kit. In exactly the same configuration, I found the SVS kit to be unreliable, often outputting a distorted signal to my subwoofer even when the transmitter and receiver were only 6 feet apart. This kit works reliably and I have had no problems with it. it still is. I also think running in the 5GHz band offers lower latency, which is always a good thing. The Audyssey software measured the subwoofer 3.5 meters further than it really is, which…

This technique works so well I bought two. Stupidly I tried to connect without reading the instructions = doesn't work. Too easy after 20 seconds of reading. One block is an input transmitter and the second block is a receiver with an output signal. Once you've got the input/output pair set up properly, all you have to do is add a signal and you're good to go. The devices are little white boxes and I haven't noticed any interference or performance issues. A strong buy recommendation with a…

Very happy with these so far. I needed a wireless solution and almost bought new SVS tri-band receivers. The problem for me is that I have 2 SVS subs by the way which are highly recommended. It would have cost me $400 for 2. I really couldn't justify it after seeing her. I was really skeptical about them, but they worked perfectly. I didn't notice any dropouts and the sound transmission is excellent. I even checked the frequency level with the phone app and it was around 14Hz. My subwoofers are

Very impressed with these babies. We have no way of hardwiring the extra cable in our new home which was built in 2005. All rooms are finished top and bottom eliminating the possibility of running additional wiring around our stone fireplace and exterior wall. Our 6 year old Martin Logan subwoofer came with a Bluetooth transmitter to wirelessly control the subwoofer's internal receiver. It never worked properly. If its single BT channel is being interfered with by other BT devices or 2.4GHz…

This wireless system works great for the subwoofer, it worked great for mine too. The sound was good with no pops, the range was solid even through the AV system and solid wood sofa, and setup was extremely easy. The downside is that this thing absolutely jams every other wireless signal in the 5GHz band. I mean it's like an EMP that kicks off as soon as you turn it on. We use the Nest (Google) Wifi Mesh system, and the moment I turned on the device to test the connection and sound quality, the

I had a problem with AC hum in my powered subwoofer, even when it was a few feet from the receiver (subwoofer output). With the subwoofer on, there is no hum only when the receiver (source) is off (two different receivers, same problem). I recently placed the subwoofer under the stairs (wife hated looking at it so out of place, out of wife's head) and intentionally ran about 20ft of coax to try to reduce/eliminate the hum. No luck (the cable has to run next to some power cables, as well as…