@DJtheKJ 

At times this router will also be used to repeat a cell phone hotspot so wired devices can connect to the internet.

  @DJtheKJ 

TP-Link does not have a list complied for the WDS feature.  For the most part this is an aged out feature that to be honest never really worked well. The technology behind the feature just couldn't compare to a Range Extender.    For you purposes I would suggest one of our travel routers like the TL-WR902AC.  This has mulitple modes, including WISP router which would allow you to operate it as a router but the source be an wireless network like the cellular LTE.   

  @Carl thanks Carl but that won't work.  I need at least three wired connections, one for mixer, another audio device, and rack mounted PC..  I guess I'll try linksys again as the other router I have works well for this but have had better distance with the to-link products.

  @DJtheKJ 

Not so fast though.  It could work but you would need a small switch.  Like the TL-SG105  This is because in Wisp Router mode the Ethernet port is for client devices.  So set the TL-WR902AC in Wisp Router mode, connect it to the source and then connect the switch to the 902AC and you wll have 4 usable ports.

Another option is to go with what you were asking for WDS, which i don't really recommend, but a router with this feature still available is the Archer A7.  The feature can be enabled by going to Advanced > System Tools > System Parameters and then turning the service on. 

  @Carl 

Thanks, I'll get an A7 on order!  Weight, space, and plugs used are at s premium with it being rack mounted, less than 20"x20"x 20" portable audio rack.