So I came to post this originally that I have componets form my abus system that I would like to reuse but after reading it looks like, perhaps I should sell that and go with
Sonos, Denon Heos, Nuvo systems as they are the way the future. With that being said here is what I have and im wondering I currently have a HK AVR-3600 that has nothing wrong with it. It is a dual zone (abus) receiver.
I would like to do this as reasonable as possible. My 5.1 will still be wired, but the second zone from the receiver will need to goto a wireless bridge of come sort to feed the wireless speakers.
1) is there some kind of In wall wireless or wired speaker from any company? I saw one that actually runs over the powerline.
2) which product gives me the most bang for my buck id pefer cost savings over super high end
3) I know the sonos:connect will attach to my 2nd zone and distribute audio to the rest of the wireless system. Would a new network receiver make this project any easier where I wouldn't need this bridge attached?
4) what are some other manufactures that I should be looking at. It looks like sonos is the big power player but, they are expensive!
Sonos, Denon Heos, Nuvo systems as they are the way the future. With that being said here is what I have and im wondering I currently have a HK AVR-3600 that has nothing wrong with it. It is a dual zone (abus) receiver.
I would like to do this as reasonable as possible. My 5.1 will still be wired, but the second zone from the receiver will need to goto a wireless bridge of come sort to feed the wireless speakers.
1) is there some kind of In wall wireless or wired speaker from any company? I saw one that actually runs over the powerline.
2) which product gives me the most bang for my buck id pefer cost savings over super high end
3) I know the sonos:connect will attach to my 2nd zone and distribute audio to the rest of the wireless system. Would a new network receiver make this project any easier where I wouldn't need this bridge attached?
4) what are some other manufactures that I should be looking at. It looks like sonos is the big power player but, they are expensive!