STEPS TO MAKE REGULAR SPEAKERS WIRELESS

You can do this easily by using a wireless speaker kit. These wireless speaker kits make regular speaker wireless by sending the audio signals via RF (radio-frequency).

You may also need to connect a separate amplifier to the speakers to provide power, as most of these kits do not provide power to the speakers.

How to Set Up a Wireless Speaker Kit:

1. Choose a Wireless Speaker Kit

I recommend getting a kit with no built-in amp because it’s likely that the power output from the wireless receiving unit is very low.

2. Connect the Transmitter

You will need to connect the transmitter to the receiver or amplifier. The transmitter sends the audio wirelessly using RF. Depending on the kit you chose there will be different options for inputting the audio signal.

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3. Connect the Receiver

Now that the transmitter is connected properly, it’s time to connect the wireless receiver to actually make regular speakers wireless. Again, depending on the wireless speaker kit you choose and the speakers being used, things can vary a little.

4. Test the System!

Let’s make sure the receiver is receiving a strong signal from the transmitter. If the sound produced by the connected speakers contains static, sounds unclear, is delayed, etc. then you should probably adjust the position of the transmitter and/or receiver.