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https://www.cnet.com/news/best-wi-fi-music-systems/
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If you have internet connected TVs then windows media player can play through the TVs if you link them up. That's what I do.
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Problem with that john is that sound quality may be important to him
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i got some decent wi-fi headphones, probably not what he wants either
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I have sound bars.
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At short ranges the simplest and cheapest is probably bluetooth speakers that you broadcast to from your PC (which if it
doesn't have bluetooth you can add a dongle for). But it's range can be a bit crap. I've two blueooth speakrs and also a bluetooth headphone receivr .. Wwhich is pretty cool, it works as a little rechargeable amp so any headphones can be wireless. In fact if you already have an amp or two with an audio input and bluetooth penedtrates that might be a cheap option? As others say WIFI is the next option which normally has better range (actually some blueooth is better now, maybe check the bluetooth version/spec of both sender and receiver) but I think that's got a myriad of protocols for it. Bit more of a minefield. Can you test via say phone + pc or a phone + laptop how far bluetooth reaches in your house? |