Wireless Speaker Kit with two Wireless Amplifiers (New Model), Makes Surround Speakers Wireless, 2x80 Watts, 300ft range, Connect to any Audio Source, Better-than Bluetooth Digital Wireless

I have been using another wireless kit from Amphony for the last 3 years. It has worked well until recently. There was a directional telecom data link set up a few weeks ago that hits my house and works at 5 GHz. Ever since I am having signal reception issues. I contacted tech support and they advised me to upgrade to this model. I set it up a few days ago and so far it has been working great. It is not affected by either the data link nor my home wireless router. I also have several neighbors who use wireless networks and this product is not affected by those.Also, I found that the wireless range of this product is improved over the set I was using. With the old set, reception was pretty much restricted to line of sight. As long as I was in the same room it was fine but it would not transmit upstairs. This set, however, transmits fine from my basement to my upstairs bedroom. So overall this product is improved quite a bit. The sound quality is as before which is pretty darn good.Another difference is the iPod dock. However I have no use for it since I am connecting the transmitter base via speaker wires. But if I wanted to stream from an iPhone to my speakers then I could just dock the phone in the base which would also recharge the phone. Note though that the iPhone connector is the legacy style connector, not the lightning type connector (an adapter would fix that though).While the transmitter base has changed dramatically from the old one, the wireless amplifiers still look and feel the same as the old ones with the exception of a pairing button underneath the unit. After some research I found out that I can operate several transmitters in the same space without cross interference. Nice to know if some day I wanted to set up more speakers. Note though that one transmitter only sends to 4 wireless receivers at most. With the old product there was no limit on how many receivers could be used but the old unit did not allow multiple transmitters in the same space.To summarize, I am glad that this product works so well. This has several major improvements and I would recommend upgrading to this model. If you do not already own a wireless speaker kit then I would recommend this because the sound quality is great and it does tolerate wireless interference.

Update 12/02/2022. Having contacted support on my static issues on one channel only, I was asked to ensure no other wireless devices are in between the transmitter and receiver (which there are not) and to make sure the volume was at about 1/2 way (which it was). All of this was covered in the instructions that came with the unit. The right channel works fine, but the left has static and distortion, which I mentioned to support, that seems like a solder joint may be bad on the speaker inputs for this receiver. After my reply back on October 14th, I've heard nothing more. I can manipulate the speaker wire and make the static and distortion happen much worse, even after swapping speaker wire from the known good receiver. I've tried replying again in the hopes of getting some sort of help, but I may just have to open the receiver up to see what's going on. I shouldn't have to do this in this day and age, but unless Amphony can offer a fix or replacement, it's better to have no sound at all than staticky, distorted sound. Changed my review from 3 to 1 stars, which is a shame because they pretty much have the market for this solution.We have an older Yamaha home theater receiver, which produces excellent sound for its age, and are happy with our current setup. Unfortunately, our rear speaker wires are obtrusive and unsightly, and we didn’t want to drill holes or use clumsy conduit to conceal the wires. Finding this kit, we were hopeful that this would be the solution to our problem.Setup was straight forward. The kits are made OK, but do feel rather cheap once unboxed. The supplied speaker wire, though long enough, is a rather thin gauge for an amp with this wattage. There was heavy arcing upon plugging in power, which is an alarming concern. The receivers were already paired, which was odd since the instructions stated that pairing was a part of setup. Initially, sound quality was pretty good, but eventually the left channel succumbed to persistent static, so I had to reduce the volume so low to make that channel near useless. I’ve contacted the manufacturer for guidance or hopefully a warranty replacement. Perhaps I received a returned product.I’m hopeful to find a solution or replacement for this static issue, as there are few options for making existing wired speakers wireless.