In office Audio

[bigtoepfer 0]

I have someone who called my store today (we do car audio). And he asked if we did stereo's in offices. Well we don't but i do setup home stereos. So i figure how hard can it be. Well apparently alot more so than i thought. He is coming by later today with a floor plan and the exact stuff he wants. He wants to have volume controls in 7 different rooms. Its a chiropractic office. So he wants to be able to adjust the volume independantly. He didn't mention PA functions but i'm sure he'd like to have it. So basically what i'm asking is what do you think would be good hardware for this application. I was doing some research and found these

Bogen in ceiling.

http://www.bogen.com/products/pdfs/selfamp...dfs/ACD2X2s.pdf

There are also non amplified versions. But these would seem to be the easiest to install and setup.

Also he's looking to be able to input XM radio. But also possible a PC with media on it and also to go stream audio. Thats no problem i can take care of that easy. Its just the reciever that i'm boggled on atm. When he comes by i'm going to ask what he has in mind for a Spending limit for the Equipment. He already got a quote from a company in town that does this kind of thing. But only gave me a few details on the equipment. Looks like it was some of the Bogen stuff. However they were going to put a PC into the equation.

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Thnx guys

:edit: The 70volt systems are looking best for the situation. I've not used these before but it doesn't look too difficult to figure out. However if anyone thinks it to be really difficult i'll just let the job go. But i think this can be rather fun. Just need to figure out what to use.

Edited July 21, 2008 by bigtoepfer