Distributed audio, retrofit (though I think I could get ethernet to most keypad locations easily), speakers home run already, through in-wall VC's.
I read somewhere today that Speakercraft cannot do sat radio metadata - Speakercraft's site sux - no manuals or spec sheets.
Everything I read about Speakercraft is pretty negative - especially their CEDIA booth this last Sept. But CI rec'd Speakercraft system to me this AM - he said it could do XM.
Their in-wall keypads look like they're well designed. I'll have to put my hands on a few to find out.
I agree about there booth it was strange but they had there reasons.
I have had good luck on the product. I have 1/2 dozen jobs with meta data using the mode. We use the onkyo T-4555 tuner and RSA -1.0. The other things with Speakercraft and alot of installers forget you have to match all the firmware, hence when you install a new system do firmware updates on eveything, this solves most eveyr complaint you may have heard.
Also the ADA stuff works super well but very expensive compared to the Sp.
Wow. Looks a lot like the M&S intercom system that came with my house.
(I think M&S and Nutone have since merged.)
I'm guessing you have speaker pairs for most rooms - the system I have has a single crappy speaker at each station. It's unusable.
That's a pretty cool setup you have, though. Alas, no distributed metadata.
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