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Introduction
The Dayton Audio XRA25; Universal Wireless Amplified Rear Speaker System w/Sub Channel is the only solution for rear
channel installation when running wires is impractical. Line-level right and left channel inputs or high-level (speaker) inputs to
provide connection to an AV receiver's rear speaker output. The built-in 25W per channel amplifier provides a generous amount
of power to drive rear channel speakers. Audio level is controlled by the AVR volume; however the output of the wireless receiver
can be set to the optimum level using the built-in volume control. 34-transmitting channels provide options for interference free
operation. Finally, the subwoofer channel provides a wireless path for LFE from the AV receiver to feed a powered subwoofer at
the rear of the room.
Features
• 25 Watts per channel output power at 4 Ohms
• Speaker level inputs connect to the AVR rear speaker outputs
• Subwoofer channel for placement of a powered subwoofer at the rear of the room
• Adjustable output level
• 2.4GHz transmission band with 34 transmitting channels
• Transmitting range up to 100 ft.
Installation – Transmitter
AVR with Speaker Output
If the AVR does not have discrete line-level outputs for each
audio channel, connect speaker wire from the surround out left
and right to the speaker input left and right on the transmitter.
Make sure to pay close attention to speaker wire polarity.
Connecting a Subwoofer
From the LFE or Subwoofer output on the AVR, connect an audio (RCA) cable to the subwoofer in on the transmitter.
Installation – Receiver
Connect the rear channel speakers to the left and right speaker outputs making sure to pay close attention to speaker wire polarity.
Connect a powered subwoofer to the subwoofer out using an audio (RCA) cable.
AVR with Discrete Line-Level Outputs
If the AVR has discrete line-level outputs for each
speaker channel, connect audio (RCA) cable from the
surround out left and right to the line in left and right on
the transmitter.