Wireless audio transmitters are often used send music from one location to different places in your house. Let’s imagine that you have a home audio system set up in your living room. However, you speakers might be in another room. Without running long wiring, it is quite difficult to get the audio from your living room to the location where you speakers are located. One option are wireless speakers. Wireless speakers can receive music without running long speaker cables. However, the sound quality of many models that are available is quite poor. Therefore, it makes more sense to instead purchase a wireless audio transmitter. Keep reading this article to find out how to properly install and use wireless audio transmitters.
When purchasing an audio transmitter, pay special attention to the frequency at which the audio transmitters sends its signal. Knowing that frequency is quite important because chances are there might be some other wireless gadgets in your home that potentially could interfere with your audio transmitter. However, modern digital transmitters usually are able to adjust the transmission frequency and thus avoid occupied frequency bands. However, to be absolutely safe it makes sense to purchase a transmitter that sends the audio at a totally different frequency then you other wireless gadgets.
When setting up the transmitter, try to keep the cable connection between the audio input of the transmitter and your music source this short as possible. Short cable connections ensure that there won’t be a ground loop that potentially could induce some humming. However, keep in mind that the best location for the transmitter is such that the number of obstacles between the transmitter and every wireless receiver to set up in your home is minimal. Line-of-sight connections are usually the most reliable and minimize chances of the audio dropping out. Then again, in many cases you will not be able to establish a line-of-sight connection and in those cases want to maximize the elevation of the transmitter.
