Wireless waterproof speakers

[Ultra Violent]

Looking for some medium quality wireless speakers for the the bathroom, need to be battery or rechargable. Ideally small enough to fit on a shelf.

[Plotloss]

Never found anything decent.

In fact the only ones that work reliably are the JBL items and they're mains.

[Ultra Violent]

I know what you mean i've been looking for ages. Just ordered a Sound Cast for the garden, so might use another of those for the bathroom.

[E31Shrew]

Just buy a Portable BOSE dock for your ipod.

[Ultra Violent]

I still want internet radio and the other services that I have installed on my Sonos.

[Graham E]

Is it upstairs? Wireless in ceiling attached to a Sonos amp?

(just guesswork, as Plotty said there's nowt battery powered and small I've ever seen that sounds anywhere near acceptable)

[Plotloss]

Yeah if you're running it off a zone player, ceiling speakers would be easiest assuming you can get the wires in.

[Ultra Violent]

Ceiling heating puts paid to that unfortunately. The SoundCast looks like the best option.

[Plotloss]

If the bathroom walls are stud then you could go with inwalls rather than in ceilings.

[Ultra Violent]

If only, slate tiles which dont like being drilled.

[Plotloss]

Soundcast it is then

[Ultra Violent]

Ordered with the transmitter thingie. Looks like a nice piece of kit.

[anonymous-user]

Would a ceiling speaker be better than a wall speaker in a bathroom?

Following advice I received on my own thread a few days ago ( http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... I plan to connect the speakert to the system in my upstairs bedroom. But is there away I can control the volume etc from the bathroom? Or am I looking at £££ for that.

Just to clarify, I am right in thinking that I can't do the above and somehow receive the audio from my TV? MTV etc?

Thanks

M

[Plotloss]

MRSNEAK said:

Would a ceiling speaker be better than a wall speaker in a bathroom?

Following advice I received on my own thread a few days ago ( http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... I plan to connect the speakert to the system in my upstairs bedroom. But is there away I can control the volume etc from the bathroom? Or am I looking at £££ for that.

Just to clarify, I am right in thinking that I can't do the above and somehow receive the audio from my TV? MTV etc?

Thanks

M

If you've got a stud wall to locate it in then you can get in an in-wall inline volume control which is placed between the amp and the speakers.

£50-£75 all in without checking the actual cost...

[skilly1]

You want a revo pico plus

Rechargeable
Splash Proof
DAB Radio
SD card slot


http://www.revo.co.uk/digital-radio/revo-pico-plus...

Or wifi enabled version

http://www.revo.co.uk/digital-radio/revo-pico-ir.p...

Edited by skilly1 on Tuesday 7th July 12:49

[CraigW]

Plotloss said:

MRSNEAK said:

Would a ceiling speaker be better than a wall speaker in a bathroom?

Following advice I received on my own thread a few days ago ( http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... I plan to connect the speakert to the system in my upstairs bedroom. But is there away I can control the volume etc from the bathroom? Or am I looking at £££ for that.

Just to clarify, I am right in thinking that I can't do the above and somehow receive the audio from my TV? MTV etc?

Thanks

M

If you've got a stud wall to locate it in then you can get in an in-wall inline volume control which is placed between the amp and the speakers.

£50-£75 all in without checking the actual cost...

I can verify, it works a treat