DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5TR 5.8G Wireless Audio Transmitter/Receiver Adaptor for Powered Subwoofer Speaker ONLY

This is used in an 11.2 surround system (all signal level with amplifiers). Beyond 7.X surround is still difficult as no manufacturer makes a single system capable of more than 2 stereo channels (surround+ rear surround, for example). I use it with a 2.4Ghz wireless and hard wired phono-over-ethernet arrangement for 5,7,9). The Dynasty is a 5.8Ghz device. On powering up the two units spaced about 30' apart, transmit-receive synchronization occurred before I could turn my head to follow synchronization progress! The sound quality is as good as the source - no losses, delays, or distortion. Loss of power resulted in re-synching same as the first time. The only drawback which does not cost a star is that I cannot have two transmitters in the same environment. It is possible to have one transmitter and 2 receivers - an arrangement I use with a 2.4 Ghz signal level system. There is also WIFI in my HT room at 5.8Ghz with absolutely NO interference. Dynasty is quick very responsive to inquires. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Having read all the negative reviews of wireless receivers in 2.4G band, I decided to go with 5.8G and this device worked great. I have receiver around 20ft from transmitter which is in another room behind drywall. No issues with quality, connection, popping whatsoever. I used it with a single subwoofer over one of the channels and it seems to work great. I didn't notice any immediate audio quality degradation or tighter frequency response. It can definitely pass sub 200Hz signal just fine. Possibly not to a very low range like below 50Hz but I haven't fully experimented with that, only did some basic playing around with sub controls. Overall, I'm pretty happy and cost is reasonable compared to other options. Device had a screw hanging mount so you can hide it behind sub or hang on a wall. It was also packaged really nicely, wish I took a picture.

These are stupid simple and worked right out of the box. Love that it is stereo vs. mono as I'm running the SUBWOOFER2 output of my Denon 6500 into a vintage Pioneer 12 Band EQ (with adjustments down to 16Hz) so that I can feed separately EQ'd signals to my 2nd sub and the Aura Bass shakers on my couches. With 2 channels on this wireless unit I can use the L/R channels on the EQ to shape the response of the second sub so that it matches my SVS sub a little better while simultaneously boosting/shaping the signal going to the small Fosi amp powering the bass shakers. I've had zero issues with the WSA-5TR thus far and am thinking of picking up another for a different system. My biggest complaint would be that they are so small and lightweight that they don't want to sit flat when stiffer cables are used. My second complaint would be the lights are really brighter than needed - I end up putting a plain white sticker over the lights of each unit to tone it down a bit. My last complaint would be the white plastic body - black would've been preferable in my environment. These are all pretty small quibbles except for maybe the first... a solid metal case would be more professional but hopefully all the money saved on using plastic went with the internals - time will tell, I s'pose. I'll report back if my experience changes but so far, I'm happy with the performance.

Haven’t tested the range but works well close. Wish there was a volume adjustment since my subwoofer is very quiet. Music quality is good. Nice compact size and easy connectivity.

I’ve always been a wireless skeptic. For instance, I won’t use wireless headphones. However I like a good subwoofer sound and couldn’t place one in my high end two channel audio system. I had to put it on the other side of the room behind the seating area. Sad but true. I was encouraged when I saw the good reviews and the reasonable price and rationalized that the frequency of a subwoofer would mask the distortion caused by the necessary compression and limitations of the signal. I was concerned about signal latency as well. Complexity was also a concern. One more thing to break! First of all, they connected and paired simply and perfectly. Wonderful. Secondly, I have zero hum or buzz. 100% silent. Thirdly, I can’t hear any latency. And finally, the subwoofer sounds better than my expectations. If there is a loss in signal resolution, I can’t hear it. Maybe too low a frequency for my critical ears. I will spend some time adjusting the volume, phase, and decibel settings on the subwoofer. I believe they control more of the sound variables than the wireless connection. I would recommend this solution to anyone with a similar challenge.

Plug and play, no hum, did the job perfectly to hook up my subwoofer when cables were not a suitable option. I only wish it was available in black to be more discreet. UPDATE: After 3 months, the unit stopped working. Dynasty Proaudio doesn't answer to my support requests. Wasted money.

I bought a couple of these to replace 2 OAW4 Wireless Audio units to link the subwoofers in 2 of my surround-sound environments. I liked the OAW4's but the house is in the middle of a really crowded 2.4GHz WiFi environment, and I could never get the OAW4's to be 100% reliable. *Very* occasionally I'd get a link drop, about once per week - but of course when I was playing music. I took a gamble and replaced both of them with the DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5TR 5.8G units - as the 5GHz band isn't nearly so crowded here. Success ! No dropouts, rock solid units. I'm impressed !