Bluetooth transmitter

[mjdougherty]

Hello. I have a 5.1 Sony receiver that I'm using for music on my patio. I would like to add a subwoofer and rear speakers to it to make it a real 5.1 system. Is there a way to connect the receiver's rear channels to a B/T transmitter that could deliver the output to a set of powered B/T speakers at the edge of the patio. I can't seem to find any products that could serve this purpose.

 

[AMR / iFi audio]

@mjdougherty It's definitely not a standard procedure, but I guess if that was simple you would not have asked such a question in the first place. Can you tell me a bit more about your setup? Which 5.1 Sony receiver are you using? Which speakers are you thinking of? How far is it from the receiver to the edge of the patio? Just to visualise your idea better, the goal is to install a permanent audio setup outdoors?

 

[Brucemck2]

I’ve used REL and SVS wireless transmitters for subs in non-critical setups. Full range performance isn’t great, but for surrounds may be acceptable. A link to a review of one:

SVS SoundPath Review (Wireless Transmitter)

This is a review and detailed measurements of the SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter. It was kindly purchased new by a member and drop shipped to me. It costs US $119 on Amazon including Prime shipping. I was surprised by the nice packaging of the units: I looked the FCC ID and it is...

www.audiosciencereview.com

 

[MtnHam]

I’ve used REL and SVS wireless transmitters for subs in non-critical setups. Full range performance isn’t great, but for surrounds may be acceptable. A link to a review of one:

SVS SoundPath Review (Wireless Transmitter)

This is a review and detailed measurements of the SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter. It was kindly purchased new by a member and drop shipped to me. It costs US $119 on Amazon including Prime shipping. I was surprised by the nice packaging of the units: I looked the FCC ID and it is...

www.audiosciencereview.com

Hello. I have a 5.1 Sony receiver that I'm using for music on my patio. I would like to add a subwoofer and rear speakers to it to make it a real 5.1 system. Is there a way to connect the receiver's rear channels to a B/T transmitter that could deliver the output to a set of powered B/T speakers at the edge of the patio. I can't seem to find any products that could serve this purpose.

I too was looking for such a device, but couldn't find one and gave up. I wanted to use high end Blue Tooth ear buds , with my system's preamp as the source for late night listening.