>
> There are several RF-type wireless speaker systems available. They're
> typically not high-power, but they're relatively inexpensive if you just
> want some
> sound in various locations. I haven't investigated them in depth, but you
> can
> find them through stereo stores, etc. I don't know if you have Radio Shack
> stores in the UK, but this is an ad for an Advent brand system:
>
> http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5Fname=CTLG
> %5F007%5F004%5F003%5F001&product%5Fid=40%2D1463
Good find, if its the sort of solution you want it looks after better than
anything else posted so far
its obviously lo fi but at least it has a volume control!
the instruction manual is clear! and actually warns you not to connect it
to the speaker outputs of the amplfier...
you would still have to make sure you have a spare set of outputs on your
"midi" system...
however, each speaker needs its own power so thats three power cables and
transformers and THERE IS NO OFF SWITCH!!! ( if that matters to you)
by hifi standards the specifications are terrible - worse than 1050s valve
amps.. but again specs are not everything.
Regards
James
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