Okay, I finally took the plunge and bought a Squeezebox Duet and must
say that I am quite pleased, even with all of the issues and problems
that I've read on this board.  Fortunately, I have yet to have more
than a couple of hickups that were related to my internet connect and
not the SB.  At any rate, now that I'm a happy camper and no longer
looking at the highly expensive Sonos, I've got to find myself a couple
sets of affordable yet good quality powered speakers.  I supposed the
other option is to buy an external amp (if I can get one reasonably
priced) and use non-powered speakers.  The questions I am left with,
which I hope you all can help me with are the following as it relates
to wanting to add sound to two more rooms:

(However, I must say that while I don't want to compromise too much on
quality, my wallet can only open so far; therefore, I'm looking for the
best option for quality and price being factored into the equation).

1.  Would you recommend going with a separate amp and then just using
regular speakers or just going the powerered speaker route?  I have to
admit, I haven't done a lot of research on the topic so I'm not sure
which direction would give me the best bang for the buck.

1a.  If you recommend going with a separate amp, can you also recommend
one that is pretty decent quality while at an affordable price?

1b.  If you recommend going with the powerered speaker route and also
considering that I only need bookshelf speakers, what would you
recommend that again, is affordable but good sounding?  I've read about
AudioEngine 2 speakers on the board, but have never listened to them. 
Is there a better alternative?


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