Its make AudioSource AMP 100 in EUR ver. (220V supply) ?
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sleepysurf wrote:
I use a small amp, the Russound R235LS, to drive 8 in-ceiling speakers
from my SB2. You can find it for under $190 online. It has an
adjustable sensitivity auto-on feature, which works great. I mounted
mine on the BACK of my master bedroom dresser, so it's completely
I forgot about the dual auto-switching inputs! It's another nice
feature, but I don't use it.
The auto on/off works great. It has a manual control, so you can
adjust the sensitivity for the Squeezebox signal.
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sleepysurf
main system: sb2 (with elpac linear psu) benchmark dac-1
I use a small amp, the Russound R235LS, to drive 8 in-ceiling speakers
from my SB2. You can find it for under $190 online. It has an
adjustable sensitivity auto-on feature, which works great. I mounted
mine on the BACK of my master bedroom dresser, so it's completely
invisible.
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aubuti wrote:
peter;413467 Wrote:
conorm1 wrote:
http://www.connectedacoustic.com/product.php?xProd=2xSec=2
Cool, what is this? Did someone put a SBR and an AMP in one box or is
this a whole new squeeze client device?
The former. There was a little discussion of it
conorm1 wrote:
http://www.connectedacoustic.com/product.php?xProd=2xSec=2
Cool, what is this? Did someone put a SBR and an AMP in one box or is
this a whole new squeeze client device?
Regards,
Peter
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peter;413467 Wrote:
conorm1 wrote:
http://www.connectedacoustic.com/product.php?xProd=2xSec=2
Cool, what is this? Did someone put a SBR and an AMP in one box or is
this a whole new squeeze client device?
The former. There was a little discussion of it last November in this
thread:
Looks to be UK based company. No distribution for USA.
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jwagner010
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You are correct in understanding that you need either powered speakers
or an amp between a SBR and passive speakers.
If you search these forums you will see posts about very efficient
digital amplifiers that are as small, or smaller, than a SBR. These
would work well for your application and
For my in-ceiling speakers I use a simple AudioSource AMP 100. It costs
less than US$100 (check Amazon), is powerful enough to drive most
in-ceiling speakers, and is good (but not audiophile) quality. It
doesn't require any management. I just plug the SBR into the Input
2 inputs, turn it on, and
Thanks for the quick replys. I agree building an Amp into the receiver
would make this a no brainer in my purchasing decision. I will check
out the AudioSource AMP 100 in the interim. If others have other cheap
Amps with auto detection of signal let me know.
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Don't limit yourself to auto-sensing amps, especially because many of
the T-class amps, such as the Sonic Impact T amp, are very efficient
and draw very little power even when they are on (less than the
AudioSource does in standby mode).
A few months ago someone posted a link to a site where
http://www.connectedacoustic.com/product.php?xProd=2xSec=2
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conorm1
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Here is a link to a prior thread in this forum:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=34944
Another very lengthy thread over at the AVS forum is on the Monoprice
ceiling speakers:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=991046
Good luck!
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bobharp
Bob Harper
Home Theater Direct makes their own speakers to pretty good reviews.
I have a pair of HD-R65s in my kitchen and a pair of HD-R80s in my
living room. I'm quite happy with them.
http://www.htd.com/in-wall-ceiling-speakers/high-definition
cheers,
#!/ben
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bklaas
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parfour;397246 Wrote:
Hi - i am sold on this network music thang and having recently moved
house have the ability to bury cables etc. so i was thinking of ceiling
speakers in dining room connected to sb receiver/classicdoes anyone
have any recommendations of the sorts of speakers i
Oh and while you're getting wiring done...have Cat-5e network outlets in
each room!
Wireless issues are by far the biggest problem with these sorts of
devices - and it's not these devices in particular, it's wireless in
general. When it works, you don't think about it. But there are SO
MANY
parfour;397246 Wrote:
Hi - i am sold on this network music thang and having recently moved
house have the ability to bury cables etc. so i was thinking of ceiling
speakers in dining room connected to sb receiver/classicdoes anyone
have any recommendations of the sorts of speakers i
I purchased 3 pairs of Niles CM800HD about 8 years ago and they have
served me very well. They are located in the kitchen, living room and
outdoor rear deck (installed under a wall popout). They are sourced
from the SB3 analog to my Parasound C2 zone 2 and are powered by an old
Adcom GFA 2535
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