Help me choose between a basic, mid-level (MC), and advanced (Lync) whole-house audio system.
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Whether you are in an existing home or building a new home, we offer affordable, feature-rich whole-house audio systems you can install yourself. In many cases, how your cables can be run will determine your whole-house audio options.
- Options 1 & 2 - for those who have the flexibility of installing new cabling.
- Options 3 & 4 - for those who can only use existing speaker cable.
Are you building a new home or are speaker cables AND Cat 5 (or higher) cables already run to a central location? (or cables can easily be installed)
Option #1
Controlled with:
Key Features
- 6 Zones
- Each zone can have multiple rooms
- Up to 6 Sources can be located in a central location
- Each zone can listen to a different source (or the same source)
Option #2
Controlled with:
Key Features
- 6-12 Zones
- Each zone can have multiple rooms
- Up to 12-18 Sources can be located centrally and throughout the home
- Each zone can listen to a different source (or the same source)
- Intercom: Global & Zone-to-Zone
Are you in an existing home with ONLY speaker cables run to a central location? (or speaker cables can easily be installed)
Option #3
Controlled with:
Option #4
Controlled with:
Key Features
- 6-12 Zones
- Each zone can have multiple rooms
- Up to 6 Central sources
- Each zone can listen to a different source (or the same source)
*If you have an unused Cat 5 (or higher) cable run from a room to the central location, you can add a source input to the room using audio baluns.