RE: Re: Russound kit?

["Paul Gale" <groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks :)

Paul.



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> Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Russound kit?
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> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Paul Gale" <groups@...> wrote:
> >
> > I've decided to go for 2 x Russound CAV6.6 systems to replace my
> Kustom system. A few questions to those in the knowledge or have
> similar kit:
> >
> > *	In one of the zones, I have an en-suite shower room. I'd like a
> stereo to mono speaker in there that plays the same source as the
> bedroom. Therefore I need just an amp and volume control. What
> Russound kit would be best here? - and it is moisture proof?
> > *	Are the Uno S2 keypads OK to use in bathrooms?
> > *	I'll have two zones in the new loft conversion. As the walls
are
> sloping at 45deg and will have limited depth (if any) for mounting
> ceiling speakers, what would you recommend? Obviously I could use
> normal speakers with wall brackets on a vertical wall (limited
> though). Just wondering if anyone has done similar or have seen other
> ideas? Maybe speaker cable to outlet plates for floor standing?
> > *	Ditto in shower room in loft - but needs to be
discreet/recessed???
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> http://www.cyberselect.co.uk/product/116
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> I use these in the bathroom - fairly slim at 3" deep.
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> http://www.cyberselect.co.uk/product/88
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> And these elsewhere.  I'm very happy with the quality (sound &
build)
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> I also have KEF Ci400 (google) speakers in the kitchen for mounting on
> the surface of a pitched ceiling with no space.  Good looking, good
> and easy to mount on a slope.  (Some pictures show a LT version with a
> transformer in the base - not needed for 'normal' home systems!)
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> > When I installed my Kustom system a couple of years ago, I used
> cheaper QED stereo ceiling speakers for most areas and more expensive
> types for the important areas (not that I notice the difference
> though!!!). Anyone got current recommendations for good quality, good
> looking (discreet) speakers?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Paul.
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