Sony Music System With Wireless Speakers

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!

I use these for my sony & sennheiser wireless system.

Works seamlessly with my Sony wireless system.

Like most of you who may be looking for a wireless solution I stumbled upon the System 10. I have tried both the Sennheiser G3 and Sony UWP and they lack the features the system 10 has. G3 doesn't have a way for you to monitor the audio going into the camera unless you are feeding your audio to a recorder but that would defeat the purpose of going away from double system recording. The Sony didn't impress me too much and I had trouble with the gain. Those two units are also several hundred dollars more. When I received the system 10 it took less that 3 minutes to hook everything up and the audio is crystal clear and professional quality. For those of you using Canon, go into your audio settings and choose Manual. Once in manual mode lower the volume all the way down and then bump it up one click. Exit the menu and your audio levels will be distortion and hiss free.

I use my system to listen to music throughout my house sometimes different music in each different room as well as being able to listen to TV in all the different rooms of the speakers

After not having a traditional stereo system (receiver, speakers, CD players etc) for quite a few years, I had been thinking about getting a new something or another to fit how today's music is presented. I could listen to music on my computer and I had a couple of other items, but the sound was lacking and I really wanted good sound again. I already bought a Sonos Beam for my TV in one room, and I've been extremely pleased with its sound. After I played around with this and learned how to stream music to the Beam (sounded great), I decided to check out other wireless speaker offerings. Of course, when I listened to a few of the available wireless speakers, none of them measured up to the rich, clear sound of the Sonos products. I found the Five's sound to be most impressive, and after hearing it I was interested only in the Five. I've had it several weeks now and I'm very happy with it. I like the fact that if I want, I can move the speaker to different rooms....just plug it in and use the Sonos app to start the music. The Sonos app is also quite good and easy to use. Overall, I'm very happy with the Sonos Five and would purchase it again.

I’m a music major and I’ve been looking for wireless speakers that has good sound level. And then I bought this and I’m impressed with the sound quality and volume level

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently bought Belkin Airplay 2 audio adapter for my old Bose music speakers and for my RV audio system. It is compact and easy to install. The sound quality while streaming is awesome and there is no connection loss with my HIFI music speakers. I am loving it playing music on my non wireless speakers and it literally gave life to my old speakers. Airplay connection with this is seamless and on one click and no searching for device while connecting , just tap and you are connected. I would definitely recommend this product for those who don’t want to spend hasty money to get new wireless speakers. It’s makes your old audio devices works as new wireless speakers. No need for wired connection. With one tap you can have friends connect to your device and play their music.

I am so happy with my new Denon music system. The sound from the speakers is fabulous. I'm finally able to hear my CD's as they were meant to be heard.

Is it really wireless? No, but very close. I downsized from a full-blown two-channel system with numerous components, a dozen interconnects and a huge footprint. Now there are two speakers, one turntable and a grand total of four wires, of which three are for power, which I'm able to completely hide. And it all fits on my shelves at the fireplace. Yes, it's a grand for two speakers. But they're more than speakers. They're your network connection to all your music. They're your amplifiers. And they're your direct connection to your turntable with one simple wire. The sound quality is quite good. One app connects to my networked computer with all my digital music, my favorite radio stations and my music services. Plus, you can control the bass and treble from your phone, along with volume of course. Not something you can do with any channel setup I've ever had. The Play5's are essentially always "on", and recognize when you put a record on the the turntable and will immediately switch to it, even if accessing other music from a digital source. Pretty cool. If you would have told me five years ago this would be my system today, I'da said you were crazy, but here I am. And I'm very cool with it. Musical simplicity worth every penny.