Car Subwoofer Line Out Converter

[0.835 lb] The wireless adapter is simple to connect: plug it into the subwoofer out connector (AVR) and electric...then the receiver connects to the subwoofer...extremely easy with no problems in connection. All cords come with the units. There is no lag in sound and it allows placement of the subwoofer anywhere in your room. It will work with any powered speaker. SVS products are superior in construction and reliability. This is the best one for the price. I have not noticed any problem with restrictions of line of sight. My sub is under a desk and not within the line of sight and the receiver is across the room in a built in bookshelf system. No problems with transmission has been evident. SVS customer support is wonderful--any problems...just contact them.

[7.2 x 5 x 0.55"] This was the perfect connection to allow a separate signal from there Line Out on the Portacapture X8 to the Mini XLR inputs on my C70 Cameras

[6.6' / 2 m] I have an old Mac Pro, and this plugged right in to the Line Out on the back. I can control it with my software or the gadgets volume control. I wasn't expecting great sound, but it's decent and NOW I can listen to all those damned You Tube videos that were barely audible with the built in Speaker, Cheap, but great!

[MP4] I can connect my audio recorder (LINE OUT) to my video camera (MIC IN) and no need to record audio unless using as a backup on the original audio recorder. Using a ZOOM H8 your able to adjust the settings and you are good to go.

[+14 dBV ] I have this hooked up with my PC's Line Out with Realtek Audio Console and with my AKG K240s, sound quality is very nice. Construction of the amp is solid, all ports are secured and dials are easy to turn. I would recommend buying a four channel amp like this instead of a single channel for its versatility for use cases such as podcasting or studio work. Overall, very happy with this purchase.

[2.0 lb (0.9 kg)] Connection took few minutes - there are lots of cables to be rearranged. After this no issues at all. Image quality on the screen (1680x1050) from standard PC and Dell E6400 laptop are fantastic. For unknown reason the laptop did not recognize the USB gear immediately, but after reboot (living it alone alive at the switch) everything got fixed. Video camera works great connected to the back of the switch, phone jack connected to Line Out on the front panel will cut off sound from the speakers, living it only to whatever is connected to the Line Out jack. I tested the front panel USB with stick drive and RCI to USB converter - works fantastic. Highly recommend this to professionals and amateurs! It is expensive, but it deserves the money!

[0.695 lb] I bought this for long shoots in the field. I have a converter for my car that lets me plug in standard power cables, so I use that when I'm shooting star trails. I no longer have to worry about draining my camera battery for long exposures. Wish I had one sooner.

[0.405 lb] This product is cheaper than Olympus charges for their charger. It also comes with a car charger (which I love the idea of) and a European converter. I've already charged my battery up, it worked quick and I'm ready for vacation!

I bought this for long shoots in the field. I have a converter for my car that lets me plug in standard power cables, so I use that when I'm shooting star trails. I no longer have to worry about draining my camera battery for long exposures. Wish I had one sooner.

[>75 dB @ 1 kHz] Set-up was fast and easy. I’m using it with a single SVS SB-3000 subwoofer, and the SoundPath receiver can connect to the power source on the back of that subwoofer. If your subwoofer doesn’t have that capability, then the device can get power from a USB source or a standard outlet. Once connected, pairing the transmitter and receiver was automatic and instantaneous. SoundPath allows experimentation with different subwoofer placements without having to worry about cables, and for future relocation. My current configuration has the subwoofer and receiver 22 feet away from the transmitter in a location that would have been almost impossible with cables. The instructions recommend a clear line of sight between receiver and transmitter (in my case, the line of sight was not perfect, but there were no hard obstacles).  The device warns you of lost connectivity with a blinking light (you can easily re-pair the devices with the reset button), which I have not had to do.  I haven’t experienced interference from phone or other devices, although the nearest internet router is nowhere near the SoundPath receiver or transmitter.   One minor complaint:  Both the receiver and transmitter have blue LEDs that emit an annoyingly bright light. You may want to consider covering those up. Overall, this was a great addition to my system, as there is absolutely no loss in functionality, and the transmitter and receiver are minimally intrusive.