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General Discussion / Re: Combining iTunes, Airplay and Sonos
« on: July 26, 2014, 10:52:17 am »
Hi Tom!
I was in the same boat hence the creation of Myro:Bridge and Myro:Air. I wanted to simplify my system so my kids and wife could use it reliably.
You have a "headless" Russound system, meaning no Russound keypads instead you use the Russound App and automation system (KNX keypads) to control the Zones which should work fine.
Personally, I have a Russound Sphere System with XM, two iPod Bridges, Sonos and Myro:Air. We seem to be using the Myro:Air exclusively now as all the streaming services we use are all available on iOS devices and we have iPhones and iPads around the house (Myro:Air also works with Windows and Android using UPnP).
The nice feature about Myro:Air is you can plug it into your Russound system and get 2-way metadata/transport control and/or you can control it via RS-232 via your control system and also get album art to the keypads if they support jpg/png via network url.
If you love your Sonos, the Myro:Bridge would bring 2-way metadata and transport control to the Russound (and anything connected to it, e.g. automation system). You will need to use the Sonos app to change sources).
You have many options -- comes down to how you think your family will best utilize the system.
We can ship directly to you worldwide.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
I was in the same boat hence the creation of Myro:Bridge and Myro:Air. I wanted to simplify my system so my kids and wife could use it reliably.
You have a "headless" Russound system, meaning no Russound keypads instead you use the Russound App and automation system (KNX keypads) to control the Zones which should work fine.
Personally, I have a Russound Sphere System with XM, two iPod Bridges, Sonos and Myro:Air. We seem to be using the Myro:Air exclusively now as all the streaming services we use are all available on iOS devices and we have iPhones and iPads around the house (Myro:Air also works with Windows and Android using UPnP).
The nice feature about Myro:Air is you can plug it into your Russound system and get 2-way metadata/transport control and/or you can control it via RS-232 via your control system and also get album art to the keypads if they support jpg/png via network url.
If you love your Sonos, the Myro:Bridge would bring 2-way metadata and transport control to the Russound (and anything connected to it, e.g. automation system). You will need to use the Sonos app to change sources).
You have many options -- comes down to how you think your family will best utilize the system.
We can ship directly to you worldwide.
Let me know if you have any other questions!