tidyrob69
Standard Member
Hi,
We are having some major work done on our house (ceiling down, walls out etc) so have a 'clean sheet' so to speak to work with.
I'm after the best solution to have multi room speakers mounted in the ceiling. I've attached a picture of what I was thinking, 4 mono speakers in the living/ family area, 1 stereo speaker in the kitchen, one stereo speaker in the lounge and possibly one stereo speaker in the bathroom.
I'm thinking of using a pair of Sonos amps, one for the kitchen, living/ family room and lounge and a separate one for the bathroom. I thought i could fit something like a four way speaker switch to the amp that supplies the kitchen/ living/ lounge amp so I can switch the lounge out separately without the need for a third Amp.
Also could the ceiling speakers be tied in with a sonos beam or playbar so that they work as some kind of home theatre when watching tv or would this not really work.
I plan to hide the Amps and switch in the utility room, would there be a problem with this?
We are having some major work done on our house (ceiling down, walls out etc) so have a 'clean sheet' so to speak to work with.
I'm after the best solution to have multi room speakers mounted in the ceiling. I've attached a picture of what I was thinking, 4 mono speakers in the living/ family area, 1 stereo speaker in the kitchen, one stereo speaker in the lounge and possibly one stereo speaker in the bathroom.
I'm thinking of using a pair of Sonos amps, one for the kitchen, living/ family room and lounge and a separate one for the bathroom. I thought i could fit something like a four way speaker switch to the amp that supplies the kitchen/ living/ lounge amp so I can switch the lounge out separately without the need for a third Amp.
Also could the ceiling speakers be tied in with a sonos beam or playbar so that they work as some kind of home theatre when watching tv or would this not really work.
I plan to hide the Amps and switch in the utility room, would there be a problem with this?