Re: Bathroom audio advice needed/recommendation

["Jon Wilkins" <jonpdwilkins@xxxxxxxxx>]

Similar to John's suggestion, the Pinnacle Soundbridge Home music
could be a possibility.  It's an OEM'd Roku with some of the frills
removed (wireless only, only a 2 line display etc) but will play from
an itunes/firefly streamer or online 'radio' station.  Control is via
a remote but there's also a simple web interface and telnet-able
control (probably very similar to its real Roku bigger brothers).

Currently (r)etailing around =A340-=A350 depending on source, so the
reduced frills mean a cost saving.

In case running cost is important to you, mine seems to draw a
constant 4-5W (ie cost =3D peanuts per year).

On top you'll still need some appropriate powered speakers / small amp
+ unpowered speakers.

Not sure how the Soundbridge would fare in a bathroom environment - I
guess you'd do best to put it lower down and away from the bath/shower
- not a problem, the remote is used to control.

jon
On Jan 19, 2008 12:24 PM, John Murray <John@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> I'm just in the process of fitting mine. I'm using a single Jamo
speaker
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>  I'm using a Roku Soundbridge initially (may replay with MCX or Sonos
one
> day) and the Roku has a web interface to control what is playing. It
does
> not have DAB, but most UK DAB stations also broadcast via internet
> streaming, which is what I use. The Roku also links to my PC's to
stream
> mp3's etc.
>  Only drawback is, you need a separate amp.
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