Greg, I am a pro audio installer based on Vancouver island and I have a
few suggestions, but first a basic question: Are you planning to hire a
pro for the wiring job? If so, they should be able to provide you sound
advice. Your best bet is someone who deals in both the installation and
the
Brian: thanks for the reply.
Hiring a pro.
I will check into this. The house is currently gutted right down to
the studs. We are currently framing the walls and we (i.e. our
contractor) will be adding plumbing, electrical and structured wiring
before any drywall goes up. I was thinking we
put Cat5 or 6 cable everywhere.
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Hey Greg, sounds like you are well on the way, just a few more comments
in respose to these last few posts.
CBC radio 1 is definitely available via internet, but of course a tuner
is good and simple.
The human hearing system is incapable of determining the height of a
sound provide unless
grego.speiser,
One thing you might want to check into is an amp by Russound,
specifically the R235LS. It has line level inputs so that you can run
the SB outputs right into it and then not have to have the tuner/amp on
if you are still going to have one. and If you must have a tuner/amp
then it
You may also want to look at Axiom speakers, another fine Canadian
manufacturer that will allow you to buy online and return them if not
acceptable. I have Axiom bookshelf for a secondary system.They sound
great and are excellent value. I haven't heard this in wall model, but
you may find them
