Dual Musos?

Posted by: Don Jay on 21 September 2015

I'm wondering if this is possible. Could I purchase a second Muso to have wider music separation in my lounge? Can they both be controlled at once through the App or AirPlay. Finally can you do stereo separation if you can indeed use two?

 

If that's completely not possible (and won't ever be through future software), can anyone recommend a way I can use AirPlay to stream to 2 speakers of a similar quality so the sound can appera wider? I love the Muso sound quality over things like the Bose wireless speakers, but really can't afford 3k per speaker and then another few k for a system to divide the sound, just for the lounge. Hence the Musos are great And a second one is just about affordable for me at the moment,

Posted on: 21 September 2015 by ChrisSU
For the price of two Musos you could get a Unitiqute and a pair of speakers.....
Posted on: 21 September 2015 by Tony2011

I say, the more the merrier!

Posted on: 21 September 2015 by Don Jay

Thanks for the replies. Especially Chris SU I was considering a unitiqute, but what 2 speakers can go with it that may sound as good (or as similar) to the clearness of the Muso That could be in that budget of 2 Musos? I googled Naim speakers but at a few K each it scared me to no end... Any recommendations on a suitable pair to go with that may sound similar? P.s piano and vocal clarity (without high pitch or hissing) is way more important to me than strong bass or extreme loudness. Thanks again.

DJ

Posted on: 21 September 2015 by ChrisSU

I recommend Tony's suggestion, all you need to do is invite lots of your mates round and get them all to press play at the same time. 

In the meantime, use the forum search and you'll find loads of Unitiqute speaker recommendations, probably not including Ovators! If you want to stick with Naim, a used pair of N-Sats might be nice.

Posted on: 21 September 2015 by Ninjabob

Two Sonos Connects paired in stereo mode (not absolutely sure this is possible with Connects) connected by Toslink?

Posted on: 21 September 2015 by David Hendon

I agree with the notion that the mu-so has introduced you to high quality sound, but it's a cul-de-sac if you want to go further.  Two mu-so in one room is never going to give you what you are looking for.

 

The UnitiQute 2 is excellent and it will drive all sorts of different loudspeakers.  They don't need to be made by Naim. Any dealer should be able to demo several good alternative loudspeakers within your budget, but you will need to trade the mu-so for a UnitiQute 2.

 

best

 

David

Posted on: 23 September 2015 by Elevensheep

if you buy 2 identical cars, is it going to give you the twice the performance and go twice as fast?