Johnny335
Novice Member
Hi all, I know there are alot of threads already on this topic but I'm wondering if you guys can advise me on the best option as I'm about to get my kitchen rewired and I'm new to all this and not sure if what I'm doing is suitable/overkill/underkill etc.
Space I'm dealing with: 3.5 x 8m kitchen area.
What I want to achieve: A nice sound in my kitchen with an amp to play music from my record player, also to connect a Samsung 'The Frame' TV and have bluetooth for Spotify connection from my phone.
I am looking for advice on what amp to buy and what speakers to get for the ceiling (I know a kitchen isn't an ideal space for audio but I'm going for it) I am looking at the 2 pairs of the Polk Audio RC60i ceiling speakers. Would I need a sub-woofer with these speakers? Or what would you guys recommend? Bearing in mind that I have to appease the wife and a minimalistic appearance is high on her priority list. Hence why I'm going with the ceiling speakers.
Amp wise, I'm really not sure what to get for this set-up. There are so many out there that I don't know what's overkill/underkill for what I want to achieve.
Any advice would be really appreciated! Thanks
Space I'm dealing with: 3.5 x 8m kitchen area.
What I want to achieve: A nice sound in my kitchen with an amp to play music from my record player, also to connect a Samsung 'The Frame' TV and have bluetooth for Spotify connection from my phone.
I am looking for advice on what amp to buy and what speakers to get for the ceiling (I know a kitchen isn't an ideal space for audio but I'm going for it) I am looking at the 2 pairs of the Polk Audio RC60i ceiling speakers. Would I need a sub-woofer with these speakers? Or what would you guys recommend? Bearing in mind that I have to appease the wife and a minimalistic appearance is high on her priority list. Hence why I'm going with the ceiling speakers.
Amp wise, I'm really not sure what to get for this set-up. There are so many out there that I don't know what's overkill/underkill for what I want to achieve.
Any advice would be really appreciated! Thanks
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