How to Make Your Subwoofer Wireless

Wirelessly connect subwoofers, powered speakers, and more with the SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapters.
SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter:
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Transmits a full-range LFE or stereo audio signal at 16-bit/48KHz up to 65-feet for subwoofers, powered speakers, and more. Easy to install in minutes, the adapter works with nearly any brand and model, of speaker or subwoofer, making it easier than ever to enjoy immersive sound in a home theater or anywhere in the house with fewer cables and wires.
SVS SoundPath Tri-Band Wireless Audio Adapter:
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Impervious to interference, transmits a pristine LFE or full-range stereo audio signal up to 130-feet at 16-bit/48KHz. Tri-Band technology auto-switches between three bands for use in congested wireless signal areas where single-band wireless transmitters are prone to interference. Wirelessly connects subwoofers, powered speakers, and more.
As homes become smarter, interference from Bluetooth devices, dual-band Wi-Fi routers, wireless security systems, cameras, and more, can disrupt performance of single band wireless adapters. SVS SoundPath Tri-Band Wireless Audio Adapter auto-switches between the 2.4 GHz, 5.2 GHz, and 5.8 GHz wireless bands for uninterrupted audio signal transfer in even the most congested wireless environments.
Which SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter is right for you?
For the vast majority of users, the standard SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter works flawlessly to wirelessly connect your subwoofers, powered speakers, or other devices.
There are a few scenarios where the SVS SoundPath Tri-Band Wireless Audio Adapter is a better option in your home theater or audio system.
-Multiple wireless devices (microwaves, cordless phones, Bluetooth devices, etc) are all operating in close proximity.
-You’ve experienced interference in the past from routers, smart appliances, and more.
-When connecting to a wireless device with WiFi and Bluetooth streaming capabilities, like SVS Prime Wireless Powered Speakers. bit.ly/3gh3TiM
-When the subwoofer or powered speakers are further than 60-feet (line-of-sight) away from the transmitter.
Plug n' Play Install.
Setup of the adapter is simple and quick. All current SVS subwoofers feature USB inputs on the rear panel for powering the SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter’s receiver. Once both transmitter and receiver are powered, simply connect the transmitter to an AV receiver, TV audio output, or audio source via RCA interconnect. Then, connect the receiver to a subwoofer, powered speaker, or loudspeaker amplifier via RCA Interconnect. The transmitter/receiver arrive pre-paired so wireless signal transfer begins within seconds.
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Why make subwoofer wireless?
Powered subwoofers are often the largest component in any home theater system, sometimes with long cable runs to the AV receiver. With the SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapters, SVS reduces cable clutter and expands subwoofer placement options without sacrificing sound quality. Placement is a critical factor in subwoofer performance and the adapters create more possibilities to optimize in-room output.
Why wirelessly connect powered speakers?
Because it passes a true Left/Right stereo signal at full-range frequency response (6 Hz to 20kHz +/- 0.5 dB), the adapter also wirelessly connects a stereo speaker zone and powered wireless surrounds in home theater applications. Up to three adapters can be paired simultaneously to create a multi-room distributed audio system.

[@mandoogamoose]

Cheers SVS! I recently purchased Dual Pb-1000 subs. I politely request that SVS create a video that explains the app to control the subwoofers and what everything means. Embarrassingly I only understand how to use the volume controls. I don’t know what anything else means. And although I’m super impressed by your subwoofers I just want more UMPHHH. Maybe it’s because I don’t know how to use the subwoofer. Or maybe I should upgrade to dual sb-2000s. I am running a Denon 4700 AVR. Thank you for any advice you may have.

[@SVS_Sound]

We didn't produce this video, but it is an excellent overview of the SVS subwoofer app: ua-cam.com/video/Ct9N2QiEVvg/v-deo.html

[@mrp5169]

Hi SVS, can you please tell me if I’m able to connect Soundpath wireless adapter and a pair of Prime wireless speakers to my Sony STR-DN1080 receiver, to use as rear speakers in a 7.1.2 system?

[@SVS_Sound]

Please email our support team at custservice@svsound,.com. There are certain conditions with the AV receiver that may affect this functionality.

[@shaneducholke364]

Can you use this with passive subwoofers with a multi channel amp and use minidsp?

[@SVS_Sound]

Yes. This is a line level product so it cannot be hooked up to a passive speaker or subwoofer directly, but it will work when used with the other electronics you mentioned.

[@MrSuperman258401]

We're is Gary passionately talking about a new product?

[@SVS_Sound]

We decided to try a different style for this one. He'll be back for another one soon.

[@mst4080]

Hello !! Is there a delay in audio transmission?

[@PreenonHuq]

Very slight depending on distance I experienced

[@A1anywer]

Help me ...how can i make my all home theater speakers wireless ...
Sony home 3d blueray home theater ...

[@SVS_Sound]

Currently, there's no solution to make every speaker completely wireless since they will still need to plug into the wall. The best options out there currently use DTS Play-Fi and WiSA technology.

[@grantinnes8269]

Hi I need to make 4 wireless any idea

[@SVS_Sound]

If you're referring to subwoofers, you can pair up to 6 receivers with a single SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter. transmitter Just contact our support team and we can set it up as a special order.

[@salkin43]

That is a key information (that should have appeared in the video). Thanks