Soundcast SOU-SCK510, Reliable, accurate wireless..
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Reliable, accurate wireless connection for your subwoofer
First of all the seller (JCC Electronics) was fast, communicated well, and delivered to their commitments. Would buy from them again.
I was looking for a solid, accurate wireless connection for subwoofers not located within cable distance/convenience of the AVR. Purchased and evaluated the Soundcast SubCast and have to give it 5 stars +++. Here’s why:
Frequency response: Measured electrically flat in the sub range of around 250Hz to below 20Hz. Actually, short of a bit of ringing in the very high frequencies (+15kHz) this device works well as a full range, 2 channel wireless audio transmitter. It is just being packaged and sold for subs in this application. Anyway, frequency response was down .3 dB at 15Hz, down 1 dB at 10Hz, and down 3.4 dB at 5Hz.
Connectivity: Comes with multiple audio cables for each end of the wireless connection so it is highly unlikely you would need to buy any additional cables. Also includes wall worts (power) for each end which is provided via USB connectors (USB cables supplied) between the wall wort and the transmitter/receiver.
Latency: All wireless solutions that transmit digitally introduce latency (delay) into the audio stream between the transmitter and receiver. Soundcast claims 15ms and I measured 15ms. Other solutions on the market are much higher than this or use analog transmission that allow static and noise injection into the audio. The latency must be accounted for in the AVR and 15 ms (around 15 feet - one foot per ms) is easily handled by most AVRs.
Interference with other 2.4GHz devices: The transmitter and receiver operate on the standard 2.4GHz band used by cordless phones, wireless networks, etc. Testing revealed no interference one way or the other between devices or external sources of interference like microwave ovens, etc. The transmitter and receiver operate on a narrow band/band hopping process that claims to virtually eliminate interference. My testing confirmed no issues.
Size/Appearance: The size of the transmitter and receiver are quite diminutive hence easy to hide. If you want to look at them, they are very attractive and have two lights in their bases - a green one indicating power, and a blue one indicating signal connectivity between transmitter and receiver.
Bottom line - if you are looking for a reliable, all-inclusive subwoofer wireless connectivity solution that won’t affect the sound quality or performance of your sub, give this a look.
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Update (2/6/2012):
The featured review for this product, Soundcast SOU-SCK510 SubCast Wireless Transmitter/Receiver System for Subwoofers Electronics, was written by H. D. McBride.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Tags: home theater, ht, rf, sub, subwoofer, subwoofers, wireless, wireless audio, wireless speakers, wireless subwoofer, woofer
Posted on: May 25, 2010
Filed under: Reviews

Reviews (3)
Unknown
April 23rd, 2010 at 12:24 am
Product Description
An exciting alternative to WIRES! SubCasts allows you to make any subwoofer wireless. In fact it allows you to make TWO subwoofers wireless. No programming, no assigning IP addresses, just plug Sub “out” into SubCast transmitter and power it up, then plug Receiver module into Subwoofer inputs and power it up, and Yee Ha, subwoofers can now be placed anywhere in the room. SubCast has a latency adjustment that will put latency at 15Ms.
H. D. McBride
April 24th, 2010 at 4:40 pm
Reliable, accurate wireless connection for your subwoofer
Rated 5 stars.
In House Chef
May 5th, 2010 at 8:27 pm
So far so good!
Works great, after calibration of the receiver. He located the subwoofer is 28 meters from the microphone, but in fact only 5 meters because of the internal delay of this product. Make sure to configure the "S" mode, not "M" for the units to synchronize properly if you have only one speaker. I tested against direct cable connection, I can not tell the difference. The function auto-on/off on my Velodyne DEQ-10R still works very well with this wireless device.
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