Bluesound or Sonos will work. The former is a bit pricier, but features (purportedly) better SQ.
Wireless speakers for a second room?
i have a two channel (proacs, prima luna power amp and a naim pre\dac). the preamp has a headphone jack and i am wondering if there is a way to set up a speakers in a second room (too inconvenient to wire) by either running some sort of device out of the hadphone jack output, either to a powered speaker or to a non powered (usign the current pre to control volume). i have seen wireless bluetooth, which i dont think will work, but dont know what other technologies might work. i have two rooms i am thinking of - the dining room which would not need high end speakers ( i have a pair of nht super zeros that would be fine) but also considering for my home office, where some decent speakers would be nice.
can someone teach me about this, and let me know if i have a viable option?
can someone teach me about this, and let me know if i have a viable option?
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I've never done this but have thought about it. Parts Express has a simple and not too expensive possible solution. https://www.parts-express.com/terk-lf30s-wireless-24-ghz-wireless-a-v-entertainment-expansion-system... If I were you I'd just accept that in order to get really good, portable sound you need to get a portable player. I bought a Fiio x7 and it sounds great, is easy to use. It's kind of a hassle ripping CDs but worth it in my opinion. I hook it up to an old creek 5350SE connected to Vienna Mozart Grands in my camper and it's a great, very satisfying little system. I'd like to get some powered speakers to make for a very small/portable but still good system. |
meiatflask, using the headphone output is not a good idea, you have to power on your power-amp to transmit signal to other rooms and it use up the tube life! Dynaudio offer some wireless speakers, you can connect the digtal or line output from your cd player to the transmitter, you don't even have to turn on your preamp and poweramp to play music in other rooms. http://www.dynaudio.com/home-audio/xeo Or, use a wireless AV transmitter/receivers, and connect to any integrated Amp or power/active speakers in other rooms. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA8SV3805934&cm_re=5.8ghz_transmitter-_-9SIA8... |
The Audioengine W3 Wireless Audio Adapter might just fit the bill for you if used with active/powered speakers @meiatflask. I purchased version 1 of this gizmo years ago and it worked quite well. http://audioengineusa.com/Store/Wireless/W3-Wireless-Audio-Adapter |
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