CatBus wrote:
> I have an SB3 in my kitchen, FWIW. But my approach is "budget".
>
> It will be very easy to overkill on a project like this--consider that
> the kitchen is likely to be a room that's acoustically horrible (e.g.
> tile floors...) even when quiet. And with cooking, dishwasher,
> mic
I have an SB3 sat on top of the kitchen units, cables running through
the wall to the server room (which conveniently backs onto the
kitchen). I've fitted a pair of APart 8" co-axial speakers into the
ceiling which run off a Kenwood KA-3020SE amplifier (which was sitting
in the pile of unused kit)
ds2021;198656 Wrote:
> In my kitchen, I put an SB3 and Audioengine A5 speakers. The sound
> quality of this combination is exceptional. As the A5s are small, they
> would occupy no more space than a typical subwoofer. They sit on top of
> the upper cabinets along with the SB3. Although the kitche
In my kitchen, I put an SB3 and Audioengine A5 speakers. The sound
quality of this combination is exceptional. As the A5s are small, they
would occupy no more space than a typical subwoofer. They sit on top of
the upper cabinets along with the SB3. Although the kitchen is not the
ideal location to
I have an SB3 in my kitchen, FWIW. But my approach is "budget".
It will be very easy to overkill on a project like this--consider that
the kitchen is likely to be a room that's acoustically horrible (e.g.
tile floors...) even when quiet. And with cooking, dishwasher,
microwave, running water an
I've never heard good things about in-wall/in-ceiling speakers. They
are expensive, inflexible and don't sound very good.
It would probably be a better idea to put in a cable run and use
bookshelf speakers on wall mounts.
Then again, I've never done this before. I'm just going from what I
have
I am renovating my kitchen (about 15' x 22') and right now it's stripped
to bare walls. I want to put in speakers and some sort of
amplification/power that will attached to a Squeezebox that I intend on
installing in there.
I am thinking 4 in ceiling speakers and a sub woofer, but can be
convince
