I paid a lump-sum to my A/V installer, which included running wire for
in-ceiling speakers (Proficient Audio, pretty decent BTW). Surfing the
net, seems the amp sells for about $240, but I think I got it for a
little less.
I'm running the SB analog out to the audio in of the Russound. I
mounted
How much is the Russound amp?
Did you connect the analogue outs of the SB2 to the amplified in
connectors of the amp? I.e. not the analogue inputs on the left of the
back panel (where the video-in is located)? or how?
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nicky6
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Those Pragmatic in wall amps look very slick, but I'd still be leery
about having a heat generating electrical device hidden in a wall,
faceplate or not.
Facing a similar situation (retro-fitting an amp) for my bedroom
Squeezebox setup... I went with a Russound R235LS (35 watts)...
http://russoun
nicky6 Wrote:
> The thing is, a friend of mine already has that amp built in into his
> new house (he moved in during 2004) using SliMP3's and Boston inwall
> speakers. I have no idea how it sounds compared to the Sonic T-Amp.
> When I was there, the sound was fairly low and I never asked him to
The thing is, a friend of mine already has that amp built in into his
new house (he moved in during 2004) using SliMP3's and Boston inwall
speakers. I have no idea how it sounds compared to the Sonic T-Amp.
When I was there, the sound was fairly low and I never asked him to
demonstrate its capabil
nicky6 Wrote:
> If you want info on inwall mounting please search in other threads.
>
> So, anyone has any input on the particular amp in question?
Sorry, I did some more looking and realized the Pragmatic amp IS made
for in wall use, and has readymade solutions for wall plates, jboxes,
panels
How about not stealing this thread?! If you want info on inwall mounting
please search in other threads. There are lots of info to find. See e.g.
"slimp3 in*".
So, anyone has any input on the particular amp in question?
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nicky6
jonheal Wrote:
> I was attempting to point to PartsExpress's stock of in-wall enclosures
> (for the power supplies, etc.). You'd still need to run 110V romex into
> the box -- not exactly trivial.
Sorry about that, I see what you're saying [a way to plug in a wall
wart in-wall and up to code; al
Skunk Wrote:
> Your link isn't very precise, unless you meant 'structured wiring' in
> general. Isn't structured wiring a proactive solution though, meaning
> you run all wires to every room before the need arises?
I was attempting to point to PartsExpress's stock of in-wall enclosures
(for the p
jonheal Wrote:
> Get something like this:
> http://tinyurl.com/aglae
Your link isn't very precise, unless you meant 'structured wiring' in
general. Isn't structured wiring a proactive solution though, meaning
you run all wires to every room before the need arises?
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Skunk
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Skunk Wrote:
> How do you put it in the wall, yet still hook the Squeezebox and power
> supply up to it? There are wall plates for RCA connections, but you'd
> still need to add a junction box inside the wall to plug the amplifier
> into- except it's not commonplace to have an 'outlet' inside the
nicky6 Wrote:
>
> I've looed at that for an inwall multiroom solution for squeezeboxes,
>
How do you put it in the wall, yet still hook the Squeezebox and power
supply up to it? There are wall plates for RCA connections, but you'd
still need to add a junction box inside the wall to plug the a
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