multi room wireless speakers. They use wifi and avoid the need to run wires back to the receiver and have surprising sound quality for something that is wireless. It is great if you don't have the means to run physical wire to each speaker location (or just want to keep your wife happy by hot having another wiring project). You must use Denon HEOS speakers and they have various sizes to choose from depending on what you are looking to achieve and what quality of sound you want.

HEOS is similar to SONOS. It uses your Wi-Fi network or Bluetooth to stream both standard and HD music from your phone, tablet or computer to your receiver. Only HEOS capable speakers can be used with a HEOS system.

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multi room wireless speakers. They use wifi and avoid the need to run wires back to the receiver and have surprising sound quality for something that is wireless. It is great if you don't have the means to run physical wire to each speaker location (or just want to keep your wife happy by hot having another wiring project). You must use Denon HEOS speakers and they have various sizes to choose from depending on what you are looking to achieve and what quality of sound you want.
Answered by TheSoundDoctor 8 years ago
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HEOS is similar to SONOS. It uses your Wi-Fi network or Bluetooth to stream both standard and HD music from your phone, tablet or computer to your receiver. Only HEOS capable speakers can be used with a HEOS system.
Answered by RoyCfus 8 years ago
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