Least worst option for connecting existing speakers wireless for rear surround

[TLS Guy]

I think the originals. I can't find when I bought them but I think maybe 10-15 years ago.

Now that they are up on stands they look incredibly tiny. Like silly tiny. Really tiny. Still sounds awfully good for the size though.

I have a center because I listen about 95% to movies, and understand it helps with more clear dialog? I think I certainly need it with the wimpy L/R I have now.

I've been reading a lot, and with no access to the ceiling over the listening area, my excuse for upgrading the AVR to get atmos seems pointless, but newer (notably some higher end) appear to have better room mapping programs than the YPAO that I have now (dating from 10-15 years ago), to help mitigate some of the poor room shape issues. Maybe?

Why did I start pulling on this thread....

By far your best "bang for your Buck" is to carefully choose good front left and right speakers. Really good speakers do have a stable central image and excellent voice clarity. You can later add a center, but they need choosing with even greater care than the fronts, so they don't downgrade the system.

Good audio in the home brings immense pleasure, so don't regret joining this forum. We have a lot of experienced 'old hands' here. Don't have second thoughts on joining this community. You are interested polite and seem to have a good sense of humor, which is a perfect fit for this forum. We will try and give you our best advice even if that is not what you want to hear.

 

[ski2xblack]

Prolly want to avoid those Klipsch RP-8000.

KEFs would be great, so check the sale Everett mentioned. A trio of those (or just a pair if you skip a center) would be such a huge upgrade from those quintet desktop speakers you're using.