WSA-5TR-V2 Wireless Subwoofer Speaker Kit, 5.2G / 5.8GHz Dual Band Selectable, Total 106 RF Channel Auto Switching

I've only had this for 2 days now, but this is amazing. I am using this for a 3rd subwoofer (The other 2 subwoofers are hard wired) I have on my Home Theater system and it works great. No latency to speak of. No sound issues. I am very impressed. Volume level and everything is about the same as when I had the subwoofer hard wired. I did re-calibrate my speakers to make sure all level were good between the 3 subwoofers, but that is expected. There are only 2 gripes I have; but they are minor and don't take away from the product.1st: It would be better if they labeled TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER better on the units. When I first installed it, I accidentally put the receiver unit at my audio unit and the transmitter unit at the subwoofer. That obviously doesn't work having it backwards. I guess I was a little too excited and didn't read more carefully which unit said transmitter and which said receiver.2nd: No where in the instructions does it say how to CHANGE the frequency from 5.8 ghz to 5.2 ghz. I have a very intensive wifi network and I did notice a small amount of interference with my network. It was small, but noticeable. No where could I find a switch or setting to change the units to 5.2 ghz. By default it connects on 5.8 ghz. And it pretty much auto connects out of the box, so I didn't have to do anything. But after a lot of research from people reviewing this item, I discovered that if you press AND HOLD the "Pair" button on the receiver unit, it will start blinking and then start blinking GREEN (Meaning 5.2 ghz). Then I press and held the "Pair" button on the transmitter and it too changed to GREEN (Meaning 5.2 ghz). So all is good now. I just wish they had this information in the instructions. I tested powering down the unit and when the power was restored, it stayed "GREEN" 5.2 ghz.So all in all, this is an excellent unit. My research shows that "internally" this unit is the exact same as the KEF KW1 wireless unit. Could be the 2 companies working together or getting it made from the same manufacturer. Either way, this unit works great; great price; lowest latency of all I have checked on.I should point out again, that I have only used this for a subwoofer. Technically it will work on ANY SPEAKER as long as it is a POWERED SPEAKER. So technically, you should be able to use it for surrounds or rears if you can't get wire there. But I can't comment on how good it will be. Specs say no problem with frequency response; but again I only use it for a subwoofer. I highly recommend it. If I run into any problems with this unit, I will definitely add a change to my review.

I bought a Klipsch Reference subwoofer and I used a chase pipe / smurf tube to run speaker wires through my walls. However, those wires picked up a speaker noise that made my subwoofer have a low buzzing sound constantly, even when the receiver and music was off. I tried ferrite rings, ground loop isolators, and nothing fixed the noise. Klipsch has a wireless subwoofer kit that's twice the price as this unit, but uses older 2.4 GHz technology with much worse reviews. This product solved all my problems by eliminating the subwoofer noise completely. It works flawlessly!

These work really well for wireless rear surround speakers. I hooked them up to a Fosi Class D amp and no longer need to run a speaker wire from one side of my room to another. I've only been using them a short while but so far no dropouts or any other audio issues.

Overall, these work really well. I didn't want to run an RCA cable all the way to the back of my living room for my rear subwoofer these connect fast. I don't notice any delay and the sound quality is good. I do wish there was an option to turn the lights off as one of these is sitting in my entertainment center and the blue light is kind of bright. I do notice when there's nothing playing before the sub goes into standby mode. Sometimes it does have a hum with these but not noticeable while watching content.

I had an SVS Soundpath transmitter for a while and it had always given me random thumps and pops. I finally got fed up with hearing a "BOOM" from the living room at 4am, so I tried a set of these and it seems to be working perfectly. I've had it installed for about 10 days now, and haven't heard any random unexpected noises. Glad I went with this rather than the more-expensive SVS Tri-Band version I was looking at.The sound quality seems to be just fine, as expected.

Works great. Looks great. Super small.

The DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5TR-V2 completely transformed my setup! I was looking for a way to eliminate long speaker cables without sacrificing sound quality, and this system did not disappoint.Setup was super easy — just plug and play, no complicated pairing process. The signal is strong and crystal clear, with no noticeable delay or interference. It delivers clean, full-range sound to my rear surround speakers just as if they were hardwired.

This was nicely made but I did experience more buzzing with this unit as compared to the REL unit. Although all of the RF transmitters have to use the same general range of frequencies according to the FCC, there are differences in performance. I don’t think there is an inherent flaw with this unit — just in my electrical and radio frequency interference environment it wasn’t as good.