[Wright is right!]

"I need to set up my two back speakers and base for surround sound. My problem is that I don't have a good way to get speaker wire across the room."

A separate amp in the rear would introduce potential phase trouble and would operate at a fixed volume. Plus, the output for your sub (out of your Home Theater receiver) is high-Z low level. You need to have that sub within about 10 feet of the receiver. Try the carpet-tacking-strip ploy I outlined.

One further impediment to using the wireless units is that you individual channel outputs on your home theater receiver are speaker-level, whereas the inputs to the radio units and incompatible LINE-level.

FIND a way to run the wires!

Michael

[Libertarianize the GOP]

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[Bon mots]

Might as well post a proper link:



I do not condone what you will learn at this site...

[McBuff]

I have wireless at home. I don't understand how this would work elsewhere. How would a different router some place else recognize my plug-in receiver? I've tried in other places but it doesn't ever connect. I know I'm missing something. . .what is it?