Episode ES-SUB-WIRELESS-RCVR Wireless Subwoofer Receiver

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-SUB-WIRELESS-RCVR is a wireless subwoofer receiver designed to eliminate the need for a dedicated subwoofer signal cable between an amplifier or AV receiver and a passive or powered subwoofer. The unit receives a wireless audio signal and passes it to the connected subwoofer, allowing flexible subwoofer placement without long RCA or speaker-level cable runs. It is suited for residential and light-commercial audio installations where running a dedicated sub cable through walls or across a room is impractical. Integrators and audio installers are the typical end users for this component.

The ES-SUB-WIRELESS-RCVR is used in distributed audio and home theater installations where subwoofer placement is constrained by room layout or construction. It pairs with a corresponding wireless transmitter connected to the low-frequency output of an AV receiver or amplifier. Typical install scenarios include finished basements, living rooms, and dedicated listening rooms where cable concealment is a priority. The receiver connects directly to the subwoofer input of the sub being driven.

Key Features

• Wireless signal reception eliminates dedicated subwoofer cable runs
• Designed for use with a compatible wireless subwoofer transmitter
• Supports flexible subwoofer placement independent of source component location
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or expansion installs
• Speaker accessory category component suited for professional integration work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or companion receiver for use within the EPISODE wireless subwoofer system. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed or experienced AV integrator. Power down all associated audio equipment before connecting or disconnecting the receiver. Follow the transmitter-receiver pairing procedure outlined in the manufacturer documentation before powering on the system. No specialized electrical trade licensing is required, but low-voltage best practices and any applicable local codes should be observed.