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keith camhi
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Username: Kcamhi

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Registered: Jan-06
Posted on Sunday, January 29, 2006 - 09:58 pm:    Edit Post
Greetings -

I'm setting up an audio system for a small gym/sports application, and I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction...

Here's the background:
There are 5 audio source (basic stereo sound cards from 5 PC's)

1 of these is the main audio for the space -- primarily music.

The other 4 will drive speakers at 8 distinct locations in the space (L and R channel separately controlled by the 4 other PC's, with various sound effects et al)

The whole space is only about 2,000 sq ft, with 15' ceilings.

Is there an easy way for me to do this?

I was thinking maybe something used for multiroom systems would do it, but I don't need all the overhead of matrixing/switching inputs and outputs -- they'll just stay fixed. (E.g. Phoenix Gold MX1230 or MX1260)

Anyway, any pointers or product suggestions would be much appreciated.
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