
How to Set Up Your Wireless Audio System | EMIUZEK Audio Academy #10
, by Kai @ EMiUZEK Team, 4 min reading time

, by Kai @ EMiUZEK Team, 4 min reading time
A simple beginner-friendly guide to unboxing, connecting and setting up EMIUZEK wireless audio devices. Learn how to complete WiFi setup, connect speakers and start streaming music with ease.
Many people think setting up a wireless audio system is complicated when using it for the first time. But in reality, modern WiFi streaming amplifiers and network streamers are much easier to set up than traditional HiFi equipment.
Today we’ll quickly go through the basic unboxing and WiFi setup process for our popular streaming devices.
After opening the box, check the included accessories:
Main device (e.g., your new Arylic A30+ Wireless Amplifier or WiiM Pro Plus)

Power adapter
User manual
Audio cables
Then, connect the device based on your speaker setup:
For Active Speakers: Use the AUX or RCA connection directly to output the analog signal.
For Passive Speakers: Connect the speaker wire to the output terminals properly before powering on the device. If you are looking to upgrade your unpowered speakers, check out our guide on how to choose an amplifier for passive speakers.
Once everything is connected, plug in the power adapter.
Modern streamers require a dedicated app for multiroom control and music playback. Download the recommended control app from your device's app store:
App Store (iPhone)
Google Play (Android)
Pro Tip: Make sure your phone's WiFi is turned on before starting the setup process.
When powered on for the first time, your audio streamer will enter pairing or setup mode automatically. Inside the app:
Tap "Add new device"
Select your home WiFi network
Enter your WiFi password
Wait for the successful connection prompt
The setup usually takes only 1–2 minutes. For best stability: Use a 2.4GHz WiFi network and keep your device close to the router during the initial setup.
After the setup is complete, you can start wireless music playback using:
Apple AirPlay 2
Spotify Connect & Tidal Connect
Bluetooth 5.0
DLNA / UPnP
One of the biggest advantages of a home network audio system is that your phone simply acts as a remote control, while the device streams lossless music directly from the internet. This provides better stability, superior sound quality, and fewer interruptions compared to traditional Bluetooth connections.
1. Device Not Found on Network Usually caused by:
WiFi being disabled on your smartphone
Device not in pairing mode
Router firewall restrictions Solution: Restarting your router and the audio device normally solves the issue.
2. WiFi Setup Failed Try these quick steps:
Ensure you are connected to a 2.4GHz WiFi band (not 5GHz).
Avoid special characters in your WiFi password.
Move the streamer closer to your router to ensure a strong signal.
3. Bluetooth Works but App Cannot Find Device Bluetooth and WiFi setup are separate systems. Advanced smart audio features require the WiFi setup to be completed before they become fully operational.
Modern wireless audio systems are becoming incredibly user-friendly. Years ago, building a high-end HiFi system required separate Desktop DACs (like FiiO or Eversolo models), preamps, and complex wiring.
Today, it’s often as simple as: Power On → Connect WiFi → Play Music. And that’s exactly why wireless home audio is replacing traditional setups globally.
Ready to build your own smart audio ecosystem? Explore our full collection of Wireless Audio Streamers and Amplifiers at EMIUZEK today.