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So you've finally decided to get your favorite music throughout the house. What's next? Where to go from here? It depends on your needs and time to install this system or music at home for new home construction.

First, decide which parts to install the speakers. The facility, obviously, will be much easier during the construction of an existing home. Once you decide on which rooms to include, you have two options, wall or ceiling.

Ceiling speakers tend to attract less attention to themselves. In any background music, but basic, speakers usually in the wall of his best, ceteris paribus. In the wall speakers have other problems, however. They are usually harder to integrate aesthetically in the room. They also take up valuable wall space that can be used for art or furniture.

Typically, round speakers are used for ceiling installations and rectangular speakers are used for installation on the wall. Round speakers integrate better with other ceiling fixtures, such as smoke detectors and light boxes, which tend to be round. In addition, because most drivers round coaxial speakers, both are at the same distance, wherever you are in the room. This leads to a more uniform frequency response throughout the room. Rectangular speakers tend to adapt better to the wall, rather than the roof applications.

It is best to keep both feet or speakers adjacent walls or other boundaries that can cause response problems. Optimally, in wall speakers should be close to or at ear level. Place the speakers in the ceiling so they are symmetrical in the ceiling and a bathroom.

Normally, the stereo pair of speakers in each room. Another approach that works well is the sum of certain signals in mono. You can then run the system in mono for most areas that use loudspeakers in the ceiling. Mono approach allows you to get more uniform coverage, rather than standing under a speaker that only plays the left channel for example.

You can also use one speaker for areas like small bathrooms and still get the two music channels. There are speakers with two voice coils and inputs from left and right of a single speaker that are also used for this type of application. It can be shown that the amount of mono approach with a standard coil single speaker usually sounds better, however.

speaker systems multi-room can be configured as a single zone or multiple zone systems. In a single zone system, all the speakers play the same source. With a multi-zone audio, the system is divided into two or more areas that can play different sources. This flexibility is very nice when occupants want to listen to different music simultaneously. For example, a three-zone system, you can listen to three different sources simultaneously in three different areas of your home.
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