A:Answerthe only downside to this product , is you only can connect two speakers at a time , per unit . Meaning , you would need three units for 5 speakers
A:AnswerI was nervous trying this out, but also totally wanted to avoid having to run wire with current set up. Everything has worked perfectly so far. No lag at all from any content. Worth a try for sure.
A:AnswerI have the same problem. I called Rocketfish, and they were no help. The only things which will work is to throw the devices in a landfill and buy something more reliable.
A:AnswerYes, you'll need 2 kits, and the available outlets for both, i have mine personally set up for Rear Speakers and Zone 2, but it would work the same. Additionally, you may want to set the transmitters as far as you can from each other since my Zone 2 used to cut out sometimes, but it got better when i moved the transmitters away from each other.
A:AnswerThe sending and receipt units are supposed to be “paired”.
The manufacturer would have to tell you how many different frequencies that they use in their production along with if there are any codes on the units that indicate what they are.
You could always just try to use two receivers with one sending unit.
A:AnswerHow are the rear speakers connected to the sub? Are there typical speaker outs like with your main amplifier
or are the wires built into the cabinet?
If there are speaker output jacks as if it were an amplifier - there should be no problem.
