Try the Audioengine W1 wireless adapter (http://www.audioengineusa.com/). It is about $150, but then you can use whatever speakers you want. Engadget gave it a favorable review, and it has worked well for me. You may want to consider powered rear speakers in conjunction with the W1. Audioengine has some of those as well, and they even have a USB port to plug the W1 into for power. I too considered all-in-one sound bars, but my room is open so I decided the wireless powered rears would work best.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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Try the Audioengine W1 wireless adapter (http://www.audioengineusa.com/). It is about $150, but then you can use whatever speakers you want. Engadget gave it a favorable review, and it has worked well for me. You may want to consider powered rear speakers in conjunction with the W1. Audioengine has some of those as well, and they even have a USB port to plug the W1 into for power. I too considered all-in-one sound bars, but my room is open so I decided the wireless powered rears would work best.