I was recently in a home with ceiling speakers in virtually every room including the 2nd floor. They had an iPad controlling everything. It was amazing to hear the home filled with audio.
Since to subscribing to Apple Music a couple of weeks ago I've been bitten by the music bug again and now want to redo my aging home audio equipment.
I know in-ceiling speakers don't produce the best sound, but my ears aren't that much of audiophiles.
So I thinking of putting speakers in 3 rooms on the 1st floor and 2 or 3 on the second floor.
It seems like the receivers I looked at are only good for a couple of channels and only having up to 2 separate sources playing independently. I don't mind having a 2nd setup on the 2nd floor for simplicity's sake as they are also independent living areas anyway. Anyway, how do you achieve driving that many separate speaker pairs?
Is getting a 'LAN' receiver the best choice for tieing into my mp3 music collection?
Is Dolby Atmos something that would help out with in-ceiling speakers? From what I've read it seems to work in the opposite way.
I see for controlling everything there's peel.com.
Thanks!
Since to subscribing to Apple Music a couple of weeks ago I've been bitten by the music bug again and now want to redo my aging home audio equipment.
I know in-ceiling speakers don't produce the best sound, but my ears aren't that much of audiophiles.
So I thinking of putting speakers in 3 rooms on the 1st floor and 2 or 3 on the second floor.
It seems like the receivers I looked at are only good for a couple of channels and only having up to 2 separate sources playing independently. I don't mind having a 2nd setup on the 2nd floor for simplicity's sake as they are also independent living areas anyway. Anyway, how do you achieve driving that many separate speaker pairs?
Is getting a 'LAN' receiver the best choice for tieing into my mp3 music collection?
Is Dolby Atmos something that would help out with in-ceiling speakers? From what I've read it seems to work in the opposite way.
I see for controlling everything there's peel.com.
Thanks!