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Ceiling speakers
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In a zonal fashion??
JBL Control speakers are brilliant. Get the larger diameter ones. Costly.
Couple these to a CLOUD multi zone mixer/amp. Again, costly, but excellent quality.
Couple these to a CLOUD multi zone mixer/amp. Again, costly, but excellent quality.
Consider yourselves *******d Secures and you too Zonal 
Well, if you fancy a setup like mine, its very cheap and works great.
Cabinate desceetly hidden in spare bedroom, that houses, a couple of amps, a cd/mp3/radio head unit, one that has IR remote control.
All speakers in cielings, a special waterproof one for the bathroom.
All this stuff is low voltage, as its design for a car... YES that right a car stereo wired up as a house entertainment system.
The IR remote wires were extended out to each speaker location.
It works a treat, great sound, music in every room, 5 rooms, IR remote controlled. total cost was less than 150 quids.....
Cabinate desceetly hidden in spare bedroom, that houses, a couple of amps, a cd/mp3/radio head unit, one that has IR remote control.
All speakers in cielings, a special waterproof one for the bathroom.
All this stuff is low voltage, as its design for a car... YES that right a car stereo wired up as a house entertainment system.
The IR remote wires were extended out to each speaker location.
It works a treat, great sound, music in every room, 5 rooms, IR remote controlled. total cost was less than 150 quids.....
didnt have issues as i used car speakers, but decent ones.... removed the grills and sprayed them same colour as cielings.
the amps are just two 1000watt car amlifiers
Everything runs off 240v - 12v converters......
the project started as i wanted a low voltage system for use in the bathroom, but it grew and grew to each room....lol
the amps are just two 1000watt car amlifiers
Everything runs off 240v - 12v converters......
the project started as i wanted a low voltage system for use in the bathroom, but it grew and grew to each room....lol
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