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DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5RP Wireless Surround Sound Rear Speakers Kit with 2 x 50W Amplifier Built-in, 5.2G / 5.8GHz Dual Band Selectable, Total 106 RF Channel Auto Switching

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  • [Lossless Audio & low Interference] latest wireless audio technology that supports 5.2 & 5.8GHz dual-band selectable digital wireless with an advanced total 106 RF channel auto selection, to avoid the WiFi interference with your 5G network, for near lossless audio and provides excellent transmission stability
  • [Easy Connection with A/V Receiver System] comes with Speaker Line Level Input and Stereo RCA Input that can receive full band audio from any audio amplifier, A/V receiver or preamp.
  • [High Efficiency Amplifier Built-In] 2 x 50W RMS @ 4 ohms load Class D amplifier, allow you to connects directly to any passive bookshelf or the rear surround sound loudspeakers.
  • [An additional subwoofer connection] provides an additional subwoofer mono input and output, for connecting between AV Receiver and Power/Active Subwoofer Speaker or Subwoofer Amplifier.
  • [Wide Transmission Range] - Up to 100 ft (30M) operational distance between transmitter and receiver (line of sight) with 24-bit 48KHz full CD quality high resolution/uncompressed audio.

Brand: DYNASTY PROAUDIO


Model Name: WSA-5RP


Speaker Type: Surround Sound, Subwoofer, Bookshelf


Connectivity Technology: A/V Receiver


Special Feature: Radio


Package Dimensions: 9 x 9 x 5 inches


Item Weight: 4.29 pounds


Item model number: WSA-5RP


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 16, 2020


Manufacturer: DYNASTY PROAUDIO


Speakers Maximum Output Power: 50 Watts


Number Of Items: 1


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    • Best wireless speaker kit on the market for recievers without preamp outputs
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Review Image by Riley Riley
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Review Image by Riley Riley
First off before buying a wireless speaker kit you need to check if your reciever has the option for preamp outputs. Usually only high end recievers do but if yours has preamp outputs dont get this kind of speaker kit get an rca wireless audio kit (pro audio makes one and it's on amazon). You can get one with the left and right channel inputs/outputs or a single one then use y splits if you need to. Preamp outputs are those red and white rca cables if you dont know what I'm talking about. Using preamps to do your wireless speakers not only is better audio quality wise but will also give you the option to get your own 2 channel amp with your desired wattage per speaker. My reciever unfortunately doesn't have preamp speaker outputs so I this is the kit I had to go with. This kit will be the third and most expensive wireless rear speaker kit I've bought. I've tried 2 other brands one of which was the rocketfish kit from bestbuy. It was worked okay but at only 25 watts per speaker it just didnt get loud enough and had some serious clipping/crackling problems when playing at high volume. If you have cheap speakers 25 watts might be enough but my speakers are rated 20-150 watts so 25 just is not enough. The dynasty kit being the most expensive is worth just for the fact that you get 50 watts per speaker and the option to hook up a subwoofer. So far I haven't had any issues with connectivity and my 2.4g/5g router sits a couple feet away from the transmitter. Most routers nowadays will automatically switch to the least crowded 5g band so if you have issues with connectivity you really should check your router settings and either change channel bands manually or check that auto channel is enabled which most are enabled by default. Another thing I noticed with this kit which other people mentioned is random popping noises. I had issues with popping or crackling noises on every single wireless speaker kit I bought inclusing this one and it mostly happens when playing at high volume or during intense scenes. I think the problem is with the input end. If you're reciever is sending too much power to the transmitter I think that's what causes the popping or crackling noises. What I did on all of my wireless kits to get rid of the popping noises is raise the volume all the way up on the output/amp end of your kit then use your receivers auto calibration to adjust and lower the volume to the rear speakers. This will hopefully lower the output from your reciever to the transmitter. Now this will vary depending on your reciever and how many watts it puts out per channel which is probably why only some people have issues with popping noises. If you try that and it doesnt get rid of the popping noises you will need to manually adjust your rear speaker volume from your reciever until the noises disappear. My reciever puts out 80 watts per channel and my calibration put my rear speakers at around -3db and I got no more popping noises. As far as sound quality goes this kit is excellent. Very clear and less static than my rocketfish kit. One thing I highly recommend for any home theater is getting noise filter clips that you snap onto your wires to reduce noise/static. I got a variety pack of them on amazon for 15 bucks and trust me it helps A LOT especially with these wireless kits. Almost completely removes static noises from your speakers. All you do is snap them onto your power cord lines on your reciever, subwoofer, speaker kits etc. If you have issues with humming from your speakers or you hear static in your speakers then is is an absolute must. Last thing i noticed with this kit is the delay which was double that of my rocketfish kit. This should not be a problem in most cases however in some cases for example when I stream a movie through my tv only the audio gets sent back through hdmi to my reciever which will take that audio and adjust for the year speaker delay which causes some very serious lip sync issues. This can be adjusted for manually in my tv and or reciever but it is annoying. If your video sources pass through your reciever then to your tv then you shouldn't have any problems with this. I spent a lot of time and money trying to find the kit and I tried to include as much helpful information here as I could. Hopefully this helps someone because i know there's a lot of people out there that are frustrated with the lack of options for wireless speaker kits like I was. Pros: 1) Best option on the market currently for recievers without preamp outputs 2) 50 watts per speaker 3) Clear sound 4) Easy setup 5) Optional speaker/and or sub configuration Cons: 1) Expensive 2) White color box doesnt blend well with most home theaters. There should be a choice for black. 3) Issues with popping at high volumes. Adjustments needed to mitigate this problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 30, 2021 by Riley Riley
    • 6 months later, more pro's than cons
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First thing, it works pretty much seemlessly. Basically plug and play. Second thing, all the reviews talking about pops are true, and I haven't been able to completely eliminate them, but they are mostly an occasional annoyance after a few steps. 1- as my Onkyo outputs more than it can handle, I turned the output down to -3 and turned the volume knob on the actual unit to 100% 2 - bought a better power supply. The included 4A supply is really cheap. I bought a 5A one for about $20 and it was a noticeable upgrade 3- don't plug it into a power strip shared with anything except maybe your phone or other low power devices. A proper power conditioner would be ideal 4- change it to green (5.2?) mode. I honestly didn't really think it would do much, but this was the biggest difference. Overall thoughts: I did a lot of research before buying and on paper these looked like the best option. They sound good, and they are basically plug and play. I thought the reviews were exaggerated, but I did have to do more tinkering than expected. As this is a pretty niche use case product, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone that wants proper surround sound, but doesn't want to or can't run cables. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 30, 2023 by Jacob
    • I fixed the pop
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I too had popping noises. Mine was wired using the speaker-level inputs. I changed that to the RCA "line-in level" using a Kicker-brand converter (46KISLOC) and all popping stopped. I had to ground the converter to the receiver to eliminate hum, but the converter has a ground wire making that connection easy. I like this product but the manufacturer should have fixed this issue by now. I am waiting on a part before connecting a subwoofer and will update this review afterwards. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 4, 2023 by David
    • This worked out great! See my review for some of findings that worked better for me.
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Review Image by victor victor
Review Image by victor victor
I wasn't ready to run wires down into the basement and up to the back walls for rear/back surrounds yet. I kept imagining a product like this and one day I came across this one. Looks well made, decent amp, good reviews. It works! I'm enjoying it but wanted to write this review right away so people understand some of the tradeoffs I've seen with some of the comments/guidance I've seen especially for someone that doesn't watch movies very loud, I'm usually between -25db and -35 db. So firstly, a few reviews/comments mentioned to ignore the out of phase report my receiver was giving. I found this caused some weird imaging issues, I especially noticed it when switching to all channel stereo, i was distinctly hearing the front speakers separate from the surrounds these were powering. After a couple of days i switched polarity of my cables connected to the dynasty amp, so red to black and black to red and my receiver stopped complaining about out of phase issue and also all speaker stereo was now creating one enveloping soundstage across front and rears. Note that I don't really listen to content this way, it is just a way i test how well they blend together. Second thing I noticed, a lot of reviews/feedback said setting the dynasty amp side volume too low can cause clipping/popping if you receiver is jacking up the volume too much on the input side. I understand this but ran into issues following this too closely. Initially speakers I used were inefficient Micca Covo-s with impedance of 4ish ohms. I set the volume knob on the dynasty the first time to around 90% and my receiver set the db down to -4db. This worked well and the speakers sounded pretty good especially since i had them decently close to ear level. I then got some fluance bipole speakers and mounted these 2 feet above ear height, reran calibration and receiver set them to -7db since they are more efficient. This did not sound good, speakers wouldn't kick on unless i increased the volume to wake them up and then lower it, and there were no dynamics, no whizzing of bullets. Today, I went and adjusted the dynasty volume knob to say 60% and reran room calibration and now receiver set it to +3db during calibration. Oh my, sound is amazing now, tested it with ghost in a shell and bladerunner 2049 and i can feel the ambience and effects way well even at -30db listening volume. So here is my 2 cents, if you listen at lower volumes and have a low chance of overpowering the transmitter dynasty and clipping then try setting the volume to a more moderate level (this also makes sense since with class D amps if you go too high i've found you can distort), so by having the receiver sending a stronger signal to the dynasty it is getting more "information/resolution" to work with, and then your class D amp at the other end is working less. So once again, this is because I listen at lower levels. If i were listening at higher volumes then i'd probably want to bring the +3db on my receiver closed to 0db or -1db by setting the dynasty a little higher on the volume. Now this is working much better and with the +3db as opposed to the -7db my receiver is feeding it I think it seems to be kicking on/waking up easier. Hope this helps someone! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 14, 2022 by victor victor
    • Wireless surround sound kit
Color: BLACK
Love this product has worked as described. No issues at all works perfectly everyone time.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 5, 2023 by Javier

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