wireless transmitter how to

[2jfrench]

I would like to convert old Denon receiver DRA 345R with wired in speakers to wireless speakers. How is the best way to do this? It would be great if I could have several speaker scattered around the house.
Thanks for your help

 

[kanewolf]

The only good output you have on that is the tape output (which is labeled tape REC). You can send that line level audio to a wireless transmitter.

You could also try a speaker level to line level converter on the second set of speaker terminals.

 

[americanaudiophile]

If you connect a bluetooth transmitter to the receiver you can only pair two speakers if you get the right transmitter.
http/www.avantree.com/product-bluetooth-audio-transmitter-avantree-priva-1062.html
https/www.amazon.com/NewRice%C2%AE-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Headphones-Simultaneously/dp/B00WEKDB78?ie=UTF8&keywords=audio%20transmitter%20bluetooth&qid=1446138507&ref_=sr_1_6&sr=8-6
You can use a wifi device like this one
http/www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-wfa02-multi-room-wi-fi-audio-adapter-for-ios-android--300-576?utm_source=Retail&utm_medium=Email_Newsletter&utm_content=300-576&utm_campaign=email123115
that will work with more speakers.
The best way to do an wireless audio system is to use Sonos. They have 3 models of wireless speakers that can be used individually or in stereo in each room, a wireless sub, a soundbar for rooms that you have a TV, a Connect which would work with your Denon as a source, and a ConnectAmp that can drive speakers. Great control through free apps and direct access to internet music and your music files. Each one is a separate zone that can play different music at the same time. Easy to set up and great to use. You can start with one Sonos and add up to 31 more.
www.sonos.com