4.1 Speakers Wireless Converter

Are these speakers the best, no. But for the money I think they are. I own two 2.1's (11 yrs and new, the 4.1's (20 yrs). They all sound like brand new.

I used this converter to connect my wireless MIC to my NX5u , it is very good.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

I wanted to listen to the sound from a new Sony smart TV through a 1970s stereo receiver/speakers setup in lieu of using either the TVs internal speakers or an old LG soundbar which I have never liked. With the Geffen GTV-DIGAUD-2-AUD converter, I connected an optical cable from the TV to the Geffen converter and then RCA cables from the converter into the AUX port of the receiver. Now the sound is much better PLUS there is no lag (latency) between the voices on the screen and the sound from the speakers. The B&H rep recommended this converter over a less expensive converter in order to avoid a latency issue. I am happy with this purchase, but have not figured out a way to use the TV remote for sound level adjustments and muting.

Perfect soundbar that pairs with my wireless 250 speakers.

I use the Rode VXLR converter to connect my Rode RodeLink Wireless Filmmaker Kit to my Canon C100 via XLR inputs, as well as to the Zoom F8 Field Recorder. Works like a charm. It's made of solid metal and feels durable. Not much more to say other than it works well and sounds great. Highly recommended, especially for the price.

Had to have this converter to hook up my wireless headphones since my new Samsung tv didn't have the RCA plugs. It was a simple plug and play procedure, couldn't have been any easier. I had to use the Toslink audio cable which I had to purchase separately. I would highly recommend these items.

I purchased this along with the Rode VXLR+. The thread-lock on the 3.5mm connector of the lav fits perfectly with connector on the adapter/converter. This allows me to belt-clip (included with the VXLR+) the adapter/converter to the talent and run an XLR mic cable back to the mixer with phantom power when needed in place of connecting the lav to a bodypack for wireless use. It also fully inserts into the transmitters of the Rode Wireless Go II system. My other non-Rode wireless system came with lav mics but they sound terrible next this mic and/or the Rode Lavalier Go mics I purchased.

I am soooooo pleased with the Roku Wireless Speakers. I had a Sony 5 speaker surround sound system before and I replaced it with the wireless speakers. I am blown away! They sound so clean and crisp and they are WAY LOUDER than the Sony system. Setting them up is a breeze. It took less than 5 minutes. Also, the build quality is top notch! The speakers weigh over 4 pounds each! Weight is a good thing when it comes to speakers. I haven't always been a fan of Roku but over the last couple years they have really stepped up their game with the Roku smart TV's and now these speakers. I am in love with these! Also, Thank you Roku for the early VIP overnight shipping! Roku rocks!

Note that this bracket is available in three sizes: 4.1, 5 and 6. Be sure to purchase the right size for your rig. As well as the shoe mount, a standard 1/4 x 20 threaded hole in the bottom shoe allows it to be mounted on a second tripod or, with an adapter (available separately), on a light stand. These brackets are study and small, a good investment for a lightweight rig. The 4.1 bracket weighs only two ounces.