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My Doc wants to do a system for her office,,she has 3 rooms and wants to be able to put sound into each of them ,,A reciever and a Cd Player will do the trick for music and I,m sure I can come up with some Satelite speaks,,( a little help would be good as I don,t know about Minis) what I need is the ability to run three sets of speakers and be able to control the volume on each,,this can,t be something complicated got any ideas,,Thanks
 

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Some wireless speakers you can control the volume independently. The transmitter plugs into the headphone jack. I have a pair of ARs on my deck.

Not bad for what they are.

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Fast Forward said:
My Doc wants to do a system for her office,,she has 3 rooms and wants to be able to put sound into each of them ,,A reciever and a Cd Player will do the trick for music and I,m sure I can come up with some Satelite speaks,,( a little help would be good as I don,t know about Minis) what I need is the ability to run three sets of speakers and be able to control the volume on each,,this can,t be something complicated got any ideas,,Thanks
It's called a 'ZONAL AMP', Russounds are supposed to be great for this.
 

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If you don't mind running cables through walls you use impedance match volume controls in each room, or you buy those $20 amps MCM/parts express sells and have a level control for each area.
 

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I like the impedance match volume controls personally, and Russound is a decent source. I'm an old Audioplex fan too, reasonable priced as I remember. Still, a multichannel amp would sound the best, but it's for background music.
 

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wattsabundant said:
If you don't mind running cables through walls you use impedance match volume controls in each room, or you buy those $20 amps MCM/parts express sells and have a level control for each area.
Never thought of that I,ll pas that on to her
 
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