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More I look at it, more I think Sonos is the way to go. Easy for the family, easy for me.
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wired with exactly what's written there. No changes can be made now. I'm going to ignore the surround sound stuff and do that later as stand-alone system for movies in one room only. this isn't a big deal.
Trying to integrate the thermostat, built-in ceiling speakers, and front door in a way that doesn't feel too third-party patch worked. I also really want control over the individual room volumes with my phone.
might just go with the russound sdb-4.1, and a Russound MBX-Pre Media Streamer wired to the four rooms and control it with a tablet/phone. I just wish the SDB room selector could be controlled remotely. Overall volume can be, but the individual room volume can't.
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Hi Folks
looking for some "don't get a suspension seat post, but clipless pedals are forever" type guidance here.
We are doing a home remodel from the ground up. We are at the "low voltage" chapter. Here is the materials contract from that section:
Low-Voltage/ Home Audio Pre-Wire Only
▪ 3.1 Surround sound wiring rough-in at 4 Seasons Porch.
▪ 5.1 Surround sound wiring rough-in at Main Level Living Room
▪ 7.1 Surround sound wiring rough-in at Lower Level Living Room
▪ Cat 6E/ Coaxial Cable at Each Bedroom.
▪ 1 pair Speakers: Kitchen, Dining, Master Bedroom, Deck/Patio.
▪ 2ea. Wireless Access Points. Upper Hallway and Laundry Room ceiling.
▪ 4 ea. Security Camera Drops
▪ 1 ea. Nest or Comparable Doorbellany warnings or things to do or not do? we have a specialist working with the contractor, so he can work out the details. I just don't want anything stupid.
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no bro not my bike.
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Never been in this thread until yesterday It's like hanging out with a bunch of assholes lol
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You're just wrong and I take issue with it.
Put on selected ambient works 85-92 and listen to it.
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Yeah. Is it engaging? Does it need wider rubber? Is there too much technology? Is the steering numb? Does it feel like a gimmick? Anything really.
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No idea how I haven't come across this before. Basically answers my questions.
Is there a way to split an input signal from a Sonos Port between two (or more) of these little class-d amps?
I'm trying to cheaply make a multi-zone system. I mean why can't I just stack up four these little bad boys? one for each zone?