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Old April 19th 04, 05:21 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
rudy carroll
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Default Wireless home system help

Hi

I want to set up a wireless home audio system something along the
lines of...

Main system (turntable/cd/tuner/digital) has fm transmitter that
radio's scattered around house can tune into - the idea being that
these radio's could also tune into regular radio. Am I completely
bonkers? Is this possible? has anyone got any tips? One problem I have
is that my amp - cambridge audio - has no headphone socket so I would
need an FM transmitter that could take a line in some other way.

I would really appreciate a shove in the right direction - even if
that's back to the drawing board

And while we're at it... Wireless speakers? any good? any
recommendations? Not really what I want because I like the idea of
having cute radio's dotted around the place that can be re-tuned at
will rather than ugerly speakers...


Will reward all helpful suggestions with thanks and applause...

Rudy
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Old April 19th 04, 05:51 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
tony sayer
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Default Wireless home system help

In article , rudy
carroll writes
Hi

I want to set up a wireless home audio system something along the
lines of...

Main system (turntable/cd/tuner/digital) has fm transmitter that
radio's scattered around house can tune into - the idea being that
these radio's could also tune into regular radio. Am I completely
bonkers? Is this possible? has anyone got any tips? One problem I have
is that my amp - cambridge audio - has no headphone socket so I would
need an FM transmitter that could take a line in some other way.

I would really appreciate a shove in the right direction - even if
that's back to the drawing board

And while we're at it... Wireless speakers? any good? any
recommendations? Not really what I want because I like the idea of
having cute radio's dotted around the place that can be re-tuned at
will rather than ugerly speakers...


Will reward all helpful suggestions with thanks and applause...

Rudy


Www.broadcastwarehouse.com

IIRC they do something the like of what you want....
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Old April 19th 04, 06:29 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Dave Plowman
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Default Wireless home system help

In article ,
rudy carroll wrote:
I want to set up a wireless home audio system something along the
lines of...


Main system (turntable/cd/tuner/digital) has fm transmitter that
radio's scattered around house can tune into - the idea being that
these radio's could also tune into regular radio. Am I completely
bonkers?


What you're suggesting is illegal. And given the densely packed FM band
unlikely to work without interference.

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Old April 19th 04, 08:18 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
tony sayer
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Default Wireless home system help

In article , Dave Plowman
writes
In article ,
rudy carroll wrote:
I want to set up a wireless home audio system something along the
lines of...


Main system (turntable/cd/tuner/digital) has fm transmitter that
radio's scattered around house can tune into - the idea being that
these radio's could also tune into regular radio. Am I completely
bonkers?


What you're suggesting is illegal. And given the densely packed FM band
unlikely to work without interference.


Yes, but I doubt that this would be a problem over such a small area
Dave. Besides do we know where the OP lives perhaps right out in the
country. Still if the regulator's can't control all the pirates in
London do you think that they'll bother about a few milliwatts, if
that?.

Not that I would condone breaking the law of course.....
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Tony Sayer

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Old April 20th 04, 12:47 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
James Perrett
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Default Wireless home system help

rudy carroll wrote:

Hi

I want to set up a wireless home audio system something along the
lines of...

Main system (turntable/cd/tuner/digital) has fm transmitter that
radio's scattered around house can tune into - the idea being that
these radio's could also tune into regular radio. Am I completely
bonkers? Is this possible? has anyone got any tips? One problem I have
is that my amp - cambridge audio - has no headphone socket so I would
need an FM transmitter that could take a line in some other way.


As others have said, this isn't strictly legal but you can often find
kits you can build to do this (there are a couple in the old CPC
catalogue I have).

There are also cordless headphone/speaker systems which work on legal
UHF frequencies.

Cheers.

James.
 




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