Ethernet over power line adaptor

An Ethernet over power line adapter should do the job.  Please see these links to help you make a decision:

https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-powerline-networking-kit/

https://www.cnet.com/topics/networking/best-networking-devices/powerline-adapters/

I use to have an Ethernet over line line adapter and it worked okay.  The signal was strong with no drop outs.

However, it was strongly suggested by my retailer and my friends that a hard wired connection was the best especially for my Aurender Music Server.  I switched to an Ethernet cable connection and agree the sound quality was better (for me).

I suggest you contact an electrician to determine if a CAT 6 cable could be run into your location.  I also hired an electrician and he worked miracles and the cost was reasonable.  Electricians are trained to run wires in very difficult spaces including 2 level homes.  Besides, they like the wiring challenge.   I needed to add an Luxul XGS-1008 switch box to complete the connection and everything is working fine.   

Or, you could also experiment with an Ethernet over wire adapter and see how it works.   If not, you can always return them.

Tried a power-line Ethernet adapter.  Sounded only okay and had noises every so often.  Not good enough for serious consideration for me.

erik_squires3,900 posts08-31-2018 9:50amWhy not just run wifi?

Some devices require an hard wired connection

Why not just run wifi? 

thanks marco1 that device will work for my issues as well, didn't even know they were available great...

I used a Netgear Poweline 1200 from an outlet next to my router in the basement to an outlet on the 2nd floor next to my Node2.  After installing signal went from very week to very strong with no cutouts.