Can I add an antenna to my wireless subwoofer so it stays connected?

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I have a polk surroundbar 6000 and all of the reviews send the same 2 messages. It sounds good for the price and the wireless subwoofer range is terrible. I agree with both. The Subwoofer cannot be seen where I have it so if I could attach a wire and run it up the side of the subwoofer to act as an antenna that would be great. Any thoughts or alternatives will be appreciated.

P.s. I have owned it for too long to return it.
 
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Then open it up, find the internal antenna and splice a larger antenna on. A larger antenna for reception will help, although a larger transmitting antenna on the other end would help more. Do not surround either with large metal objects that will attenuate the already poor signal.
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Then open it up, find the internal antenna and splice a larger antenna on. A larger antenna for reception will help, although a larger transmitting antenna on the other end would help more. Do not surround either with large metal objects that will attenuate the already poor signal.
 
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