WSA-5RP Wireless Rear Speaker Kit with Built-in Amplifier – 5.2/5.8GHz Dual Band, 106 RF Channels Anti-Interference, 2x50W Class-D Power, 100ft Range –for Home Theater Surround Sound

I had read all the reviews and was prepared to deal with the occasional pops and audio issues described by some of the other users. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the receiver and transmitter not only paired quickly and seamlessly, but the audio quality has been excellent with none of the pops and challenges of others. The set up is an ideal solution in the large room in which it is used which is part of a converted airplane hanger. These are powering a pair of JBL Commercial Series 60 pendant speakers that are providing the overhead channels in a Dolby ATMOS system. THE RECEIVER PROVIDES MORE THAN ENOUGH POWER TO DRIVE THE SPEAKERS IN THIS APPLICATION AND HAS SAVED ME HOURS OF RUNNING DOZENS OF FEET OF CONDUIT AND SPEAKER WIRE. THE RECEIVER AND POWER SUPPLY REST ON TOP OF A WIDE BEAM AT THE TOP OF THE HANGER AND IS SECURED WITH ZIP TIES. I AM EXTREMELY HAPPY WITH HOW THIS HAS SIMPLIFIED MY SET UP. THE QUALITY OF THE PERFORMANCE HAS EXCEEDED MY EXPECTATIONS so I ordered a second receiver and transmitter setup to get rid of the long run of wiring for my rear channel surround speakers.

I thought about adding surround speakers to my Master Bedroom setup for almost a year. Our 3.1 setup just wasn't cutting it. I finally pulled the trigger yesterday and, in hindsight, I should have done it a year ago. The improvement in the overall sound experience for both music and video is substantial. With our Amazon Prime subscription, the product was delivered the same day as ordered. Installation - was about as easy as it gets. It only took about 15-20 minutes overall and most of that time was moving furniture and pulling the wires. The pairing of the transmitter and receiver was automatic. The box cam with all needed accessories, including table stands for vertical alignment, which was perfect for where I was placing the units. Very simple connections. Quality - Time will tell. The construction seems ok and I have each unit plugged into surge protection. Hopefully, that will help with longevity. The transmitter only has spring connectors for the speaker wires. I would have preferred banana connectors that I use for all my speaker connections. Sound - One of the reasons for my hesitation in buying this item was the reviews mentioning occasional popping noises. During my audio calibration, I took a tip from another review that said to turn the volume knob to "High" and let the receiver handle the level. It worked well. The volume level is about perfect and, after about 6 hours of testing, there have been no pops or audio dropouts. I'm very pleased with the sound performance. Price - I think it's a little too pricey at $189.99. I'd have bought sooner if it were in the $89-$99 range. But, Since it seems to be the best product of its kind (at the moment), I don't begrudge the business strategy. Overall - Very pleased so far and giving 5 stars. If anything changes I'll update. John

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!

I used the transmitter and amp to power a pair of rear surround speakers. Connected easily and has been working flawlessly for a week.

I am actually dumbfounded by how good this sounds. I was somewhat tentative based on reviews mentioning cracks and pops. But I also wasn't about to drill through my floor into a finished basement and try to fish wire while desperately trying not to damage the ceiling below, or the floor above (which, since I'd be drilling through it at some point to get the wires down and back up, was a given). Went with Dynasty after reading a solid review of them off of Amazon and glad I did: zero pops, hiss, crackle. Just watched Gladiator in 4K with the DTS:X sound - pristine. As a disclaimer, I'm crossing 12, maybe 14 feet with clear line of sight between transmitter and receiver, and using the ProAudio wireless setup only for my rears, no sub through it. As an added bonus this thing was super easy to set up. My dog could have done it.

Works as advertised happy with purchase

I’m so glad that I purchased the DYNASTY PROAUDIO WSA-5RP Wireless Surround Sound Rear Speakers Kit. It works very well. I have a 5.1 surround sound system and I would have had to lay a lot of speaker cable. I connected both my rear surround sound speakers to this. It saved me a lot of time. I placed this on a floating shelf because it works better with a straight line of sight. Great sound! I’m glad I bought this.

This is just amazing! Super easy to set up and works amazingly! The only draw back is that even with the system on standby the speakers still hum. I was informed this is an issue I wouldn't have. But they are very good