Re: Re: New project - audio ideas

[<umar@xxxxxxx>]

> > > I am about to start converting a office/warehouse for my
hou=
se.
> >
> > Wooaaaahhh !! BIG!
>
> no it's not, it's HHHUUUGGGGEEEE!!! :-) I think Tracey will have a
contender
> for mostcabled home :-)
>
> > > Has anyone got other ideas - using a simple multi-channel
am=
p
> >
> > perhaps. How
> >
> > > much do they cost ?
> >
> > What about DDAR (Rio Receivers) in each 'room'? just using
locall=
y
> > attached speakers and upgrading to amps as and when you can
affor=
d
> > them?
>
> One of the things we discussed was streaming the audio from a server
i=
n
node
> 0. I'm going to do some experiments with my Fuji later today, but if
t=
hat
> can't cut the mustard, then overclockers.co.uk have a rather sexy
look=
ing
> "Shuttle" pc that's small & dinky and would look spot
on=
in any modern
home.
>
> Umar came up with the idea of using PC speakers, which for
background<=
BR>
music
> might be OK if you go for a set with a sub.
>
> Has anyone had trouble viewing the images? Mark's been struggling to
v=
iew
> them...
>

Richer sounds do some mission active speakers (100W) including subwoofer
fo=
r
=A350. Only problem is controlling the volume. Chris mentioned we dont
want=
to
change the line level output.

Umar


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