Surround sound systems can benefit greatly from a wireless link, however sadly it's generally just the back speakers that are in fact wireless. You may also experience a slight degradation in sound quality between wired and wireless systems, especially among the low cost options. Even so, the gap is closing all the time and high quality units can provide a very good listening experience. Coupled with surround sound speaker stands, a cableless system can offer both easy installation and stylish system.

While it is quite possibly more convenient to buy a specialist wireless surround sound system for your television, it's possible to purchase add-on units. These consist of a transmitter which can be hooked up to the rear channel output of your A/V box, which sends information to a receiver placed towards the back of your room. The sender features a built-in amplifier, and therefore requires an electrical socket. It's joined by standard speaker wire to your existing rear loudspeakers; these cables are clearly significantly simpler to hide, since they are not going all around the room. Of the add-on models, the cheaper end of the marketplace is dominated by Rocketfish. They provide a tidy system named the RF-WHTIB, which you may find online for for under $100. This cableless rear speaker kit produces CD quality sound, utilizing a compact black transmitter that is coupled with a bigger device which contains the receiver/amplifier, this can easily be installed on the wall if you prefer. The device seems good and works effectively. Considering the fact that cableless connections have a tendency to introduce a little bit of latency, for the best results you might need to change the rear loudspeaker delay - something many A/V receivers will allow you to do.

One other important aspect of your audio setup is the placement of the loudspeakers themselves. You may find that purchasing a set of good surround sound speaker stands will make a substantial difference to your audio enjoyment. A set of surround sound speaker stands will permit you to position your speakers in the the best locations for the best results.

Even though wireless loudspeaker systems have yet to match regular cabled speakers where sound quality is concerned, for many individuals the convenience may possibly outweigh the slight decrease in quality.