Does anyone have a suggestion for a whole house system? I have a small home-about 1,500 square feet-so I move from room to room a lot. Does anyone have a suggestion for a sound system that would include speakers for every room in the house (seven rooms...
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The only way to go would be wireless. You will be able to put the speakers where ever you need them. The other way is to get a lot of speaker wire and go up to the attic, run speaker wires to each room from the ceiling.
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I only have a 25'X16' deck and it is up against the wall. I put these up against the wall the Yamaha in the middle and Bose in the front pointing into the yard and it sounds great. The best out of all three speakers by far are the JBL's. Personally I would would think you would need at least 4 sets as a minimum but perhaps I listen to my music a little loud. I think the point would be if you want the sound to be uniform around the deck in other words not to loud where the speakers are and nobody can hear it on the otherside then you need more speakers.
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The volume was pretty impressive to me for what the speakers are. I found that you loose the full tonal range at lower volumes so I pretty much just crank it to full volume all the time and that is what I would consider a medium volume. It's good for a small living room or a bedroom. It also has audio out on the backside so you can add an amp and speakers to this system if you really want to crank it up and keep the neighbors up!
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Plenty of sound for average sized room party (I would say up to 300 sq ft with a dozen people) . No idea what other two speakers you mention are capable of.
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I have the 7.2 system but did not elect to have 2 subwoofers although the room is 22'by 18' with 20' ceilings.I believe it would give you a full sound.u could just buy the single sub,try it out,then buy the second.
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Mary,This product is great for indoors. You can trust this name. This will always give you the best possible sound. I have been using this for about 2 years now and very satisfied with the performance...Amazing speakers ho for it...
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I would think it would depend on the size of the room and where you would want the music to be, but we have just 2 in a 1000 sq ft bar and they are amazing speakers. I hope this was helpful. All the best, Joe
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Rock The House - The Whole HouseHelloWho says whole home audio is only for the chosen few? Add more PR1 Receivers or a PS1 Speaker, link them up, and hear music everywhere with perfect synchronization. Or, let everyone stream to different rooms at the same time.Link speakers to stream to multiple rooms at onceLet multiple users stream their own songs in different rooms at the same timeThank You!!
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Hello. This is a compact audio system and would be recommended primarily for indoor use and crowds of about 50-75 people. It could be used outdoors as long as conditions are dry, but again you would want to use only with smaller crowds. You would also want to consider the amount of area you need to cover with sound, as well as the existing ambient volume level around you. We would expect a rodeo to be loud and in a large arena, so you would most likely need a much larger, more powerful system. If you need to discuss possible options, please feel free to cal us and we would be glad to help! Y2PLAY - 1-800-695-4808. Thank you for your interest! Hello. This is a compact audio system and would be recommended primarily for indoor use and crowds of about 50-75 people. It could be used outdoors as long as conditions are dry, but again you would want to use only with smaller crowds. You would also want to consider the amount of area you need to cover with sound, as well as the existing ambient volume level around you. We would expect a rodeo to be loud and in a large arena, so you would most likely need a much larger, more powerful system. If you need to discuss possible options, please feel free to cal us and we would be glad to help!... » Read More Hello. This is a compact audio system and would be recommended primarily for indoor use and crowds of about 50-75 people. It could be used outdoors as long as conditions are dry, but again you would want to use only with smaller crowds. You would also want to consider the amount of area you need to cover with sound, as well as the existing ambient volume level around you. We would expect a rodeo to be loud and in a large arena, so you would most likely need a much larger, more powerful system. If you need to discuss possible options, please feel free to cal us and we would be glad to help! Y2PLAY - 1-800-695-4808. Thank you for your interest! « Show Less
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I now have a paradigm speaker system, but from what i remember it definitely can fill a small room. It isn't that portable like a bose or beats or any of those bluetooth speakers, but it is portable in the sense that it is basically just two bookshelf speakers, the power cable, and whatever input cable you are gonna use (aux, optical, etc.). I took the speakers with me when me and my friends rented a beach house. The sound quality was solid and way better than any of the aforementioned truly portable options. Pretty much all in one hi fi as long as the audio source you want has any of the audio inputs on the vanatoo system it will just plug in. There isn't bluetooth built in but it is easy to find a bluetooth module or whatever to plug in. The speakers are really solid, but it is what is so don't expect surround sound or anything it is just good quality stereo sound.
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I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL&gt;Center&gt;FR&gt;RL&gt;RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL&gt;SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick
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As Mr. Alexander mentions there are many factors in play for how loud a speaker can play in a room with how much power. Cubic feet room size, impedance and sensitivity of the speakers are all important in the determination if a specific receiver is right for your system. Please feel free to call us at 1-866-OUTLAWS with more details and we would happy to recommend the proper competent for you.
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Why 5 sets?That's 10 speakers!If your doing a whole house,then no!If your doing a Living Room or Theater Room then yes!
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There is s a full sound sistem, but most ppl dont was to spend hundrends of dallors for sound. I found u can hook up an I home to it and it works just as well
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I'm using the 308's in a 300 sq. ft. room and chose them over the 305s + a subwoofer due to the better bass extension of the 308s. I would rather have larger speakers and no sub, but others might prefer the opposite depending on their room layout and speaker/sub placement options.
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most in wall speakers will sound good but adding a sub in the wall lacks the punch i was looking for so i went an floor model.it also depends on how loud you listen to your music/movies.in walls wont give the clear sound at higher levels from my exp.i am no super audiofile but i have installed many a system for home owners....im a remod. contractor.floor speakers just perform better for me good luck my friend
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The 3 I believe is for much larger area, for example a store or a gymnasium. If it is for your home I would not recommend Bose. It's very expensive. Now there are other comparable systems at much lower prices. Sonos has won awards for best sound. Give it a try. I'm sure there are stores where you can listen to several systems. Sonos runs around $300 whereas Bose runs around $1000.