Todd Dominey
Auditioning
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- Nov 24, 2014
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Hi everyone -
My home has (or rather, had) a multi-zone Speakercraft setup that consisted of a centralized amp plus a few wall panels. Each room has a couple of speakers in the ceiling. We've stopped using it all because the Speakercraft amp blew out and I've had the worst time finding a suitable replacement that won't cost a ridiculous amount of money. So I have speakers in the ceilings that are never used that I'd very much like to use again. Would only use them for whole-house music, not for a home theater or anything fancy.
Everything is connected via ethernet (from the dead amp to the wall panels). No idea how the panels hook into the speakers, but I'm guessing it's some kind of basic speaker wire.
Anyhow, I don't really care about the wall panels, but I'd very much like to use the ceiling speakers again. Any creative ideas for how I could re-use these speakers? Or replace them with wireless units perhaps? Help!
My home has (or rather, had) a multi-zone Speakercraft setup that consisted of a centralized amp plus a few wall panels. Each room has a couple of speakers in the ceiling. We've stopped using it all because the Speakercraft amp blew out and I've had the worst time finding a suitable replacement that won't cost a ridiculous amount of money. So I have speakers in the ceilings that are never used that I'd very much like to use again. Would only use them for whole-house music, not for a home theater or anything fancy.
Everything is connected via ethernet (from the dead amp to the wall panels). No idea how the panels hook into the speakers, but I'm guessing it's some kind of basic speaker wire.
Anyhow, I don't really care about the wall panels, but I'd very much like to use the ceiling speakers again. Any creative ideas for how I could re-use these speakers? Or replace them with wireless units perhaps? Help!
