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Multi-room audio: everything you need to know

Multi-room audio: everything you need to know

Posted on October 19, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s easier than ever to fill your home with music, thanks to simple, affordable wireless speakers that can combine to make feature-packed, voice-controlled multi-room music systems.

In a short space of time, multi-room audio has gone from an expensive fantasy to an affordable reality for pretty much everyone.

You no longer need to trail wires or install complex control systems to be able to send your favourite tunes all around your home, controlled by the touch of a button or even just the sound of your voice.

And there are more wireless speakers at your disposal than ever, from multi-room specialists such as Bluesound and Sonos, to hi-fi brands like Arcam and Audio Pro, and big-hitters including Amazon, Google and Samsung.
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