Audiophiles hifi appreciation thread old and new

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ChainBreaker

More like one of these>router>power line adapter>another powerline adapter> another RCA adapter> speakers, but it would rely on the router only pushing the audio signal to the powerline I think and probably still result in lag of it can be made to work. Le sigh, just gonna have to run cables.

But i think in that case, you are using cat5 cabling - as in youre not using the internal wiring of the house via wifi extenders. Literally, youre using the cat5 cable instead of audio cable.

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Polygon in reply to @ChainBreaker

Yes, I was probably hoping a bit much of the technology. That said, converting an audio signal so it can be carried over a LAN doesn't sound too much to ask, but, I suspect there's not the need for the product or the ability to do it particularly well.

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Airhead in reply to @Polygon

It gets used a lot in PA systems. Dante is one of the beat. There are quite a few proprietary systems. I have one from Allen & Heath. There's also Waves or Motu. It's all way beyond your needs and I would suspect budget.

This reply is regarding audio over ethernet.

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