Our CEO recently decided that he wants the audio from the computer that is in our main conference room to go through the stereo system that is integrated into the room. Basically the computer is in one corner because that’s where they decided to run the video feed for the projector and the network drop for the computer/phone. The stereo that feeds the in-ceiling speakers is on the opposite side of the room. I need to get the audio from the PC to the receiver on the opposite side of the room. My first thought was to just run audio cables for it but I have been told that they do not want to run any wires for it. So I’m stuck looking for some kind of wireless solution. I have found this from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Speaker-Amplifier-Surround-Speakers/dp/B000HKGUZ2/ref=sr_1_1/103-7719869-8753446?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1202217224&sr=1-1
or for somebody with common sense just move the stereo to the front of the room by the PC. Yes I know you have this in wall system… just ignore it and get a couple cheap speakers and a receiver and set them up at the front by the projector / PC
also, he’s looking for interconnects, not speaker wire.
I wasn’t involved in the decisions for the layout in this room. The decisions were made by our CFO who consulted NOBODY in IT. Had I or someone from IT been involved, it would have been done properly from the beginning.
And your boss seriously wants you to connect something but won’t let you run cables? We need to hang out. I’ve always wanted to meet Dilbert in person.