linderpat

I have an excellent but old (non-digital) Kenwood AR-304 reciever, which runs my cassette deck, turntable, and cd player. I have a nice set of JBLs wired into it. I need to get speakers to other parts of the house (same floor, different rooms) and do not want to run wires.
Is here a way to utilize a wireless solution with these non-digital components?

Cyberpunky

with wired there would be no delay issues. If you went wireless AV senders they would introduce a noticeable delay. For the money that would cost you(av senders) and a system at other end, may be better using just independent systems in each area or just cranking your amp up so you can hear it through out the area

powderzone

My understanding is to avoid the delay between zones you need a mesh network. www.sonos.com has several solutions to integrate an older stereo with additional wireless speakers, laptops etc... Pretty powerful stuff for a decent price. Haven't done this myself but a couple of friends have with positive results / reviews.
Dave

Cyberpunky

I forgot all about Sonus (and I used to sell it). It is the perfect solution for your needs. You buy a main hub type device that plugs into your main system(and internet for streaming) and then add powered speakers for any zone you want music in. You can control it all from an iPad or iPhone or Sonus have their own system controller.

You can plug in other sources like a computer or MP3 player to each powered speaker. You can have the same music playing through all speakers from your current system, and you can stream music from online to system too. You can also add to the system as needed or move speakers where they are needed like outside for a BBQ. you just need power outlet and to be in range of system which isnt a problem in normal houses

JJulian

+1 on Sonos system. You can get the a base to your wired system and add powered wireless speakers. iphone and ipad control plus streaming music from internet services such as rhapsody or your own music library