Getue DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5TR (Version 2) Wireless Subwoofer Speaker Kit, 5.2G / 5.8GHz Dual Band Selectable, Total 106 RF Channel Auto Switching (2021 Model)

One of the worst audio purchases I've ever made, I bought this to replace my SVS sound path single band wireless. The SVS works well but there were very occasional cut outs. I thought this one would be more reliable as it's two band. What I have experienced is non stop drop outs whatever band I use, and worse than that lots of clicks and pops which made us think someone was upstairs... What is more the phono sockets are the flimsiest I've ever encountered, when plugging a phono/RCA lead in it feels like the socket is about to break off. What a waste of money, feel ripped off and it's now past the return date by just a few days.

Good product. No delays in sound delivery. When I first set this up no sound could be heard. then I realised that there is a transmitter and a receiver. So be sure not to connect the transmitter to the subwoofer instead as they look identical.

I have a Denon multizone receiver in the basement and wanted to play the same music through the other receiver on the main floor for seamless sound. I read a ton of reviews on various transmitters and they all seemed quirky in one way or another except this one, so took a chance and bought it. No regrets at all. The signal has to travel through an insulated 10' ceiling and laterally about 30'. No dropouts, static, pops, or extraneous noises of any kind. Just clean music as good as the original source and no audible latency at all when I stood between the two zones. Worth every penny.

Excelente!

I've only had this for 2 days now, but this is amazing. I am using this for a 3rd subwoofer (The other 2 subwoofers are hard wired) I have on my Home Theater system and it works great. No latency to speak of. No sound issues. I am very impressed. Volume level and everything is about the same as when I had the subwoofer hard wired. I did re-calibrate my speakers to make sure all level were good between the 3 subwoofers, but that is expected. There are only 2 gripes I have; but they are minor and don't take away from the product. 1st: It would be better if they labeled TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER better on the units. When I first installed it, I accidentally put the receiver unit at my audio unit and the transmitter unit at the subwoofer. That obviously doesn't work having it backwards. I guess I was a little too excited and didn't read more carefully which unit said transmitter and which said receiver. 2nd: No where in the instructions does it say how to CHANGE the frequency from 5.8 ghz to 5.2 ghz. I have a very intensive wifi network and I did notice a small amount of interference with my network. It was small, but noticeable. No where could I find a switch or setting to change the units to 5.2 ghz. By default it connects on 5.8 ghz. And it pretty much auto connects out of the box, so I didn't have to do anything. But after a lot of research from people reviewing this item, I discovered that if you press AND HOLD the "Pair" button on the receiver unit, it will start blinking and then start blinking GREEN (Meaning 5.2 ghz). Then I press and held the "Pair" button on the transmitter and it too changed to GREEN (Meaning 5.2 ghz). So all is good now. I just wish they had this information in the instructions. I tested powering down the unit and when the power was restored, it stayed "GREEN" 5.2 ghz. So all in all, this is an excellent unit. My research shows that "internally" this unit is the exact same as the KEF KW1 wireless unit. Could be the 2 companies working together or getting it made from the same manufacturer. Either way, this unit works great; great price; lowest latency of all I have checked on. I should point out again, that I have only used this for a subwoofer. Technically it will work on ANY SPEAKER as long as it is a POWERED SPEAKER. So technically, you should be able to use it for surrounds or rears if you can't get wire there. But I can't comment on how good it will be. Specs say no problem with frequency response; but again I only use it for a subwoofer. I highly recommend it. If I run into any problems with this unit, I will definitely add a change to my review.

I purchased this kit to integrate a 5th subwoofer (Klipsch RP-1600SW) into my dedicated 9.5.6 Dolby Atmos home theater. Specifically, I needed to route a signal to a "Rear Center" sub without running cables across the floor, and this device solved the problem perfectly. Here is how it performed in a reference-level environment: • Zero Interference: Unlike older 2.4GHz kits that struggle in Wi-Fi-heavy homes, the 5.8GHz band on this unit is rock solid. I have absolutely zero hum, static, or pop—just clean LFE output. • Dirac ART Compatibility: I use Dirac Live Active Room Treatment (ART) for calibration. The wireless link introduces a consistent ~18ms delay, which Dirac detected and automatically corrected for. The result is a perfectly time-aligned soundstage where the wireless rear sub blends seamlessly with my four wired subs. • Reliable Auto-Wake: One of my biggest worries was the sub staying on or failing to wake up. This unit handles the "Auto-On" trigger perfectly; my wireless sub wakes up and goes to sleep exactly in sync with my wired units. If you are looking to expand a multi-sub array and can't run wires, this is the solution. It feeds a 16-inch driver without missing a beat. Highly recommended.