Do they have subwoofer jack(s)? null

My Klipsch subwoofer is also wireless so you only need a 120 volt power source to power the speaker and the Axiim link to pair it to the TV. No jack needed.

Not in the literal sense. These are WISA enabled speakers. Therefore, you will have to buy a WISA enable subwoofer (i.e. Klipsch RW-100SW). WISA enable devices need to talk to a proprietary wireless transmitter, such as the $229 AXIIM LINK HD WIRELESS TRANSMITTER (sold separately). Keep in mind, the transmitter needs to be connected to the following WiSA ready or enabled products: LG TV OLED or NanoCell 2019 or newer, Xbox One, Windows 10, or Mac OSX, in order for the WISA enabled speakers/subwoofer to work. Unless you want the WISA technology to upgrade to a wireless 3.1/5.1 system later, you are better off getting a pair of wireless or powered speakers with a subwoofer out port. Reputable brands include Klipsch, Kanto, Vanatoo, AudioEngine, Mackie, and Edifier.

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My Klipsch subwoofer is also wireless so you only need a 120 volt power source to power the speaker and the Axiim link to pair it to the TV. No jack needed.
Answered by BobV 5 years ago
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Not in the literal sense. These are WISA enabled speakers. Therefore, you will have to buy a WISA enable subwoofer (i.e. Klipsch RW-100SW). WISA enable devices need to talk to a proprietary wireless transmitter, such as the $229 AXIIM LINK HD WIRELESS TRANSMITTER (sold separately). Keep in mind, the transmitter needs to be connected to the following WiSA ready or enabled products: LG TV OLED or NanoCell 2019 or newer, Xbox One, Windows 10, or Mac OSX, in order for the WISA enabled speakers/subwoofer to work. Unless you want the WISA technology to upgrade to a wireless 3.1/5.1 system later, you are better off getting a pair of wireless or powered speakers with a subwoofer out port. Reputable brands include Klipsch, Kanto, Vanatoo, AudioEngine, Mackie, and Edifier.
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