I have been thinking for some time of putting my kit into another room to the one I listen in.
This could potentialy mean that I have only my SBLs in the listening room and my LP12 + NAIM amps in another (possibly under the stairs behind the listening room).
Whilst I can connect all kit together etc. I will not be able to use my remote control for the NAC82. Is there any way I could still use the remote? Is there some sort of 'little black box' relay or something I could set up in the listening room and 'connect' to the NAC82?
Also, I may have to leave the LP12 in the listening room as it might look odd in the hall!!!
Any comments?
Richard
Posted on: 15 October 2000 by Former member
I seem to remember one of these
Innovationscatalogues you get in the Sunday papers had a gadget that consisted of a transmitter that picked up whatever IR signal your remote sent out and broadcast it to it's sibling which then emitted the same IR code. So you have one in your living room and one pointing at your amp. Problem solved - assuming it works. Apart from possible RF interference?
If you get one I'd be interested to know if it works.
Yrs
David
Posted on: 15 October 2000 by andrew jameson
You shouldn't have any problem ... I've got my SBL's in one room and everything else in the next room ... Grahams supplied a black box thingy for about £75 (can't remember what it's called) which lets me control the 52/CDS11 from the SBL room
