Wireless Speakers Module

Tested the wireless mic... Worked great! The Creator/Combo is the way to go... The newer wireless module, mic, etc... Worth the extra expense.

Perfect addition to the ultra sound bar & bass 700 module. I have seen reviews that say the rear surround speakers are not necessary with the ultra sound bar however after having the ultra sound bar for 2 weeks before ordering the 700 rear speakers, I will emphatically dispute that claim. The 700 rear speakers complete the package and the listener is only getting half the effect without them. They pair easily and work seamlessly with the Bose app.

We already owned the Soundbar 300, bass module and the virtually invisible surround speakers, so when we remodelled and wanted an additional system for our living room, we knew where to start. We were not disappointed! The sound from these TINY, beautfiul speakers is truly awesome - easy to setup and very discreet with the accessory mounts for the ceiling! They add real depth to watching movies, but also when playing music ensure the entire room is filled with tunes. Using the adaptiq setup was a breeze too. My only issue is that the Google Assistant which, while it works very well, seems to think I am hard of hearing as he shouts at me when replying - resulting in a distorted retort also but this is a soundbar issue and not related to the surround speakers.

I purchased the 700 Soundbar then added the rear speakers and was very pleased but wanted more bass for music and movies. Read the reviews and just purchased. The bass 700 module makes the whole system. It’s almost not worth buying if you don’t get the base module. Had it up and running in 5 minutes and did a sound check then listened to music. OMG it was awesome and worth the cost.

After owing this for over a month Bass just seemed very weak. No matter what I would do with the adapt iq system it just sounded very low. Almost non existent. After reading and a bit of forum on that subject I found this solution and now bass is loud heavy and wall shaking. My set up contains the surround speakers, soundbar 700 and bass module 700. Instructions for better bass 1. Remove all accessories from soundbar 2. Add only surround speakers (if you have them) 3. Run adapt iq 4. Add the bass module That’s it! You should notice much more bass in fact I was at 100 for the sub level and now I’m at 40. It’s substancially different and doesn’t effect the sound quality at all. Make sure to remove the bass module every time you run adapt iq. Some rooms just cancel the bass response. This is an amazing sub just held back by software design. Not hardware.

Purchase this printer once and was stressed trying to set it up. Unfortunately I am not very tech savvy. I was not aware that I needed a seperate module for wireless connection. I returned the first printer almost immediately. Decided I really needed it and purchased it as well as the wireless module. My colleague set them up for me almost immediately and briefly showed me how to use it and how to change any settings (there is a website link for printing sizes in the manual). It has been a wonderful purchase, I've used it several times in one week and prints immediately, and the prints are great quality. I one-hundred percent recommend it!!!

I used this for the very first time on a filming job last week. The quality of the microphone and the module are way past excellent! If you are looking for an affordable wireless system with superior quality compared to those other ones out there, then this is the one for you. This is definitely a must buy and you probably better pull the trigger fast on this one because pricing will be going up very soon!! B&H will give you the best price---hands down.

If you have several printers, I'm my case the DNP printers, i would highly recommend this module! you can plus up to three printers into it and print wireless!!!! Amazing for the DNP printers and so much easier than trying to plug all printers in to print.

I use the Rode VXLR Pro to connect the Rode Wireless Go II receiver module to a Rodecaster Pro XLR port. This solution works really well as I appear to get a slightly cleaner sound over using the standard Rode VXLR connector. Either connector does the job but I prefer the VXLR Pro.

While I am pleased with the build quality and mounting options, I typically keep the bluetooth/wireless microphone receiver module on the the bottom of the Osmo. (This is mostly due to it being such a nuisance to remove.). So I will likely modify the case to allow for the extra length. If they had made a version that worked with the module in place I would have purchased that.