Have a lot of music stored on your computer? Find out how you can wirelessly access those tunes, as well as Internet radio, from any room in your home.
These components feature built-in hard drives for storing your music or videos, or both. Learn about how these devices can fit into a multi-room music or video system.
The innovative Sonos® wireless multi-room music system plays music from your PC and the Internet. It offers super-easy setup and a fun-to-use handheld controller. Check out our hands-on review, and see how Sonos stacks up with other multi-room systems.
These systems let you play music from traditional audio sources, like CDs and FM radio, and control your system remotely with in-wall keypads. See how Niles stacks up with other whole-house options, and check out our glossary of common multi-room terms.
On-Q's lyriQ™ systems use in-wall CAT-5 cable to send music throughout your home, and can integrate with other kinds of On-Q home communication systems. Find out how On-Q compares to other setups, and check out our multi-room glossary.
Yamaha's MusicCAST system uses a central component with a hard drive to store your music. Access your songs using wireless tabletop players and/or wired in-wall controllers. Get the scoop on what this system can do and how it compares to other setups.
Bose offers an easy-to-setup wireless solution for enjoying music from your compatible Bose Lifestyle® system in multiple rooms. Find out what you need to create a Bose multi-room system, and check out our glossary of common multi-room terms.
Russound offers a variety of amplifiers, in-wall keypads, and pre-matched packages for distributing music throughout your home. Learn about what a Russound system can do, and get a handle on the basics with our glossary of common multi-room terms.
ZON systems play music from traditional components, like a CD changer or HD Radio tuner. You control playback using intuitive in-wall controllers. Find out what a ZON system can do and how it compares to other multi-room options.
Multi-room-capable receivers and amplifiers can power multiple sets of speakers, while switchers and other accessories allow you to expand your multi-room reach. Learn about how these devices work together, and get ideas on system design.
Space-saving in-wall and in-ceiling speakers are popular with multi-room setups, while outdoor speakers are a must for listening on a deck or by the pool. Watch our videos to learn the basics of installation, and get pointers on how to choose.
Learn about the add-ons that can give you a more flexible, capable multi-room system — from must-haves like cables and connectors, to powerful extras like multi-room-capable remotes.
