Product Overview
Sony SA-RS3S is an optional wireless rear speaker set designed to pair with Sony's new flagship
HT-A7000 soundbar. The two rear speakers can connect wirelessly with the HT-A7000 and provide a more authentic surround sound experience.
Each speaker in the SA-RS3S comes with two drivers in a 2-way, bass-reflex setup. With front porting, they can be mounted on walls or put on stands.
Two other optional speakers unveiled by Sony at the same time are the
SA-SW5 and SA-SW3 wireless subwoofers.
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Specifications
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