I'm working on a large home that was wired back in the 90's with what I'm sure was 'state of the art' technology. It has 18 rooms with 2 8ohm speakers in the ceilings or walls.
I'm putting in a HomeSeer system, but I'm not sure what to use to drive the audio. I have used Sonos on projects with fewer rooms, but even at two rooms per zone, Sonos Amps get quite expensive. And I'm not even sure they will provide sufficient power to drive 4 speakers each.
The wiring also has analog volume controllers for every room, and a CAT-5 cable to many which was attached to controllers that could select from 6 different sources.
What I want is to have a system that is easy for the family to operate that will provide enough power for all zones and that won't break the bank.
I considered using Sonos Connect boxes with a multizone amplifier. Does anyone have any good suggestions for something that would be easy to use and work well?
Thanks,
Ed
I'm putting in a HomeSeer system, but I'm not sure what to use to drive the audio. I have used Sonos on projects with fewer rooms, but even at two rooms per zone, Sonos Amps get quite expensive. And I'm not even sure they will provide sufficient power to drive 4 speakers each.
The wiring also has analog volume controllers for every room, and a CAT-5 cable to many which was attached to controllers that could select from 6 different sources.
What I want is to have a system that is easy for the family to operate that will provide enough power for all zones and that won't break the bank.
I considered using Sonos Connect boxes with a multizone amplifier. Does anyone have any good suggestions for something that would be easy to use and work well?
Thanks,
Ed
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