davidmn27
Established Member
Hi,
I'm currently in the process of renovating a house and I'm keen on getting a reasonably decent hi fi set up the kitchen. The room is being designed from scratch so there's plenty of scope to channel cables etc and my electrician is ready and waiting for my instruction.
What is better value for money - a pair ceiling speakers and a Bluetooth amp/receiver or just getting a standalone Bluetooth speaker such as a Sonus? I do like Sonus but it's so common it's lost the wow factor.
My aim is to have a system which is easy to use my phone or iPad to play music through Spotify and get a decent sound output. I envisage spending quite a bit of time in the kitchen so music is important.
The room is 14ft by 9ft. Budget would be roughly 300..
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance
Dave
I'm currently in the process of renovating a house and I'm keen on getting a reasonably decent hi fi set up the kitchen. The room is being designed from scratch so there's plenty of scope to channel cables etc and my electrician is ready and waiting for my instruction.
What is better value for money - a pair ceiling speakers and a Bluetooth amp/receiver or just getting a standalone Bluetooth speaker such as a Sonus? I do like Sonus but it's so common it's lost the wow factor.
My aim is to have a system which is easy to use my phone or iPad to play music through Spotify and get a decent sound output. I envisage spending quite a bit of time in the kitchen so music is important.
The room is 14ft by 9ft. Budget would be roughly 300..
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance
Dave