Bluetooth sound system suggestions

[Timephy]

I've been looking into setting up a sound system in my kitchen for a while now but can't really settle for anything.

 

Only requirement besides decent quality sound would be Bluetooth support and the possibility to wall mount. Price wise I set the limit around 700€, but I'll probably look through the second hand market anyways, so msrp isn't that relevant. 

 

I would really appreciate any suggestion or input in general since I'm completely unfamiliar with the topic.

[jaslion]

Well any generic amp and speaker setup will work. You can easily make any audio device bluetooth with a simple bt to 3.5mm adapter.

 

So really it comes down to your sound qualtiy requirements as I often go to my local used goods stores and stores comparable to goodwill in the usa. Often a amp is around 50€ tops for a nice one ones that still have their remote cost more. Passive speakers go for 10 a piece there often just google the model and see what kinda quality they are.

 

New you can also just get a killer setup too options are endless.

 

All in all what I recommend is passive speakers with a amp somewhere if you want to have the speakers far apart because you can decide how long the cable has to be then. Then just hook a bt to 3.5mm jack thingy up to it and call it a day. Basically that simple bt thingy makes stuff from the decades before modern and easily usable with any wireless device.

[Timephy]

On 8/16/2021 at 12:41 PM, jaslion said:

Well any generic amp and speaker setup will work. You can easily make any audio device bluetooth with a simple bt to 3.5mm adapter.

 

So really it comes down to your sound qualtiy requirements as I often go to my local used goods stores and stores comparable to goodwill in the usa. Often a amp is around 50€ tops for a nice one ones that still have their remote cost more. Passive speakers go for 10 a piece there often just google the model and see what kinda quality they are.

 

New you can also just get a killer setup too options are endless.

 

All in all what I recommend is passive speakers with a amp somewhere if you want to have the speakers far apart because you can decide how long the cable has to be then. Then just hook a bt to 3.5mm jack thingy up to it and call it a day. Basically that simple bt thingy makes stuff from the decades before modern and easily usable with any wireless device.

Thanks, I'll look into that c: