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Q: QuestionDoes this wireless adapter come with cables?

• A:Answer Yes, the wireless adapter comes with two 17" 3.5mm stereo male to stereo male RCA cables and two 15" 3.5mm to mono male RCA cables.

Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency response range of this adapter?

• A:Answer The frequency response rate is 6Hz to 22,000Hz +/-1dB.

Q: QuestionHow long are the included cables?

• A:Answer The SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter includes two 17-inch and two 15-inch cables.

Q: QuestionWhat is a benefit of this wireless audio adapter?

• A:Answer The wireless audio adapter eliminates cable clutter and expands your sound system's placement options.

Q: QuestionWhat type of signal does this audio adapter use?

• A:Answer This audio adapter uses an analog signal.

Q: QuestionCan this be plugged into the sound out of a tv ,to transmit bluetooth to a .bluetooth speaker 30 ft away for good remote sound ? If not recommend the best plug in tv options to go to wireless sound. THANK YOU !!!! jc

Asked 4 months ago by dummy.

Q: QuestionIf I unplug it to move sub do I need to resync it after I plug back in or does it connect itself back

Asked 4 months ago by Bobby.

Q: QuestionDoes this not transmit all sounds? I am attempting to connect my Epson 2350 projector to my sound bar - I used aux to aux on both receivers and no audio is being transmitted. I need assistance in fixing this or a recommendation of what to buy.

Asked 9 months ago by Cjhilde.

Q: QuestionHow can you transmit with these units

Asked 1 year ago by Retro454.

• A:Answer It give you the option to run your rear speakers on a surround sound set up without running the wires around the room

  Answered 1 year ago by HardworkVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo they provide power? If so how many watts? Or do you have to use powered speakers?

Asked 2 years ago by Bartdog.

• A:Answer Use for a powered sub speaker. It just transmits the sub frequency info wirelessly rather than over a cable from the amp. You hook up a transmitter to the receiver output and a receiver to the “in” port on the sub. If you would read the description on SVS web site, it explains well.

  Answered 1 year ago by GaryNVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this work with Kef’s LS50, I have one SVS 3000 micro subwoofer and planning on adding another. What will be needed to make it work. Mahalo

Asked 2 years ago by Look.

Q: QuestionHow do you make both blue lights on both the transmitter and receiver go out as in power off? I am connecting to a Klipsch R - 121SW view and power is connected via micro USB cable to a power brick. There is no on off button on both of these sound path

Asked 2 years ago by Alex.

Q: QuestionI have no subwoofer outputs on my 1960 vintage equipment. But have remote speaker system outputs from my preamp. will their signal be enough to send to my SVS subwoofer with these wireless adapters?

Asked 3 years ago by Lotusman.

• A:Answer If you are running vintage/legacy equipment, you may want to consider the SVS 1000 Pro subwoofers, which have speaker level inputs. These speaker level inputs are high impedance and won't pull any power from your integrated/receiver. We have a connection diagram in the QSG showing how to use the speaker level inputs. Unless your integrated/receiver has a set of removable jumpers between the preamp and amp stage, it's unlikely any of your line level pre-outs are variable gain. They will all typically be fixed gain and cannot be used with a subwoofer because it will always play at the same volume. Ed M - SVS

  Answered 2 years ago by svstechsupport

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Q: Questioncan i connect one subwoofer and two surround speakers with two seperate devices?? or the signals of two different transmitters/receivers gonna interfere with each other?..thanx

Asked 3 years ago by Preet.

• A:Answer Yes, you can use two different sets of SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapters in the same room/system. The 1st set needs to be paired, and then you can pair the 2nd set. And yes - the SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter will support a stereo/2-channel signal for the surround channels. Note, if the surround speakers are passive, you will need a separate amplifier to power them. You would connect the SoundPath wireless Receiver to the line level inputs on this amplifier. Ed M - SVS

  Answered 2 years ago by svstechsupport

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Q: QuestionCan two of these be used with two subs? I'm splitting a lone lfe out of an avr. Thanks

Asked 3 years ago by Dualadaptors.

• A:Answer How do you connect 1 soyndpath to 2 Subwoofers? Kind regards

  Answered 1 year ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionDoes this work with bose surround sound systems

Asked 4 years ago by Steve.

• A:Answer Yes. Subwoofer or any pair of speakers

  Answered 4 years ago by SVSWireless

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Q: QuestionDoes this kit have a standby mode? I have the rocketfish set and I struggle with them going into standby all the time.

Asked 4 years ago by Derek.

• A:Answer No standby mode.

  Answered 4 years ago by SVSWireless

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Q: QuestionWill this kit work for a subwoofer?

Asked 5 years ago by CD315.

• A:Answer That’s what it’s designed for. I bought two and they work fantastically. They are manufactured by one of the leading producers of subwoofers. Do some research on SVS and you’ll see what I’m talking about. They won’t jeopardize her name by putting out an inferior small accessory product.

  Answered 4 years ago by Nicky

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Q: QuestionI need an audio cable like I just saw in the enlarged picture of the SVS - Soundpath Wireless Audio Adapter where one end of the cable is the red and white plugs and the other end of same cable/wire is the regular audio jack Its the same kind 4 headphones

Asked 5 years ago by Bizkit4life.

• A:Answer The connectors have a standard mini headphone jack on one end and a standard RCA white and red jacks on the other.

  Answered 4 years ago by SVSWireless

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