WiFi Audio; the successor to Bluetooth
Bluetooth audio has proven itself for years when it comes to reliable sound transmission in the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Every SmartPhone / iPhone is equipped with it and nearly everyone knows how to stream sound with it.
WiFi-Audio is 'The Next Generation' and gives streaming a new dimension. Without distance restrictions, without loss of quality. The range is even greater (than with Bluetooth) and more stable as well. All WiFi-audio* speakers that are included in your home network can be directly accessed with your SmartPhone. Apple users can stream directly via Airplay. For Android users we have a nifty app that clearly displays one or more WiFi-audio speakers in the screen. Select and play. Reliable, easy and very stable.
*if DLNA compatible
A new time has come:
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Start the App and see which Wi-Fi speakers are included in the home network. Select a space and stream... Spotify, your favorite radio station or a song from your mobile. Easy and fast.
And the operation
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The benefits of Wi-Fi over Bluetooth
Bluetooth is good... Wifi is better. Below you can see at a glance where the benefits of Wi-Fi are compared to Bluetooth. Wi-Fi has a larger range, can be used as a multi-room solution, has hardly any drops and multiple mobile phones can operate the speakers at the same time.
Ease of use
Protocol
Frequency
Range
Range (in distance)
Number of speakers to connect
Sound quality
Multiroom
Singleroom
Choose Medium or go Large
Choose the WiFi audio system that best suits you. Every system has its own unique characteristics. Choose Medium for a good sound reproduction, with a good range in the low and high tones. Choose Large if you want to combine maximum sound quality with deep bass and treble using the rotatable tweeter. View the specifications of both systems below, or download instructions for the different sets.
Easily integrated
The WiFi speakers can easily be quickly integrated
into your own home network.
Click arrows [Left] and [Right] to see
the possible configurations.
Discover which setup is best for your situation.
Standard setup (WLAN)
Use this setup if your own WiFi router (1)
has sufficient range to provide good WiFi
throughout the house.
Your mobile phone (2) and the WiFi Audio amplifier (3)
are both included in the home network.
You can include one or more WiFi Audio amplifiers / WiFi speakers
in your home network. All WiFi speakers that are in the home network
can now be accessed with your mobile phone (through Airplay or an app).
Multiple WiFi Audio speakers / amplifiers can be included in one home network.
Combinations of WLan and LAN are (of course) also possible.
The WMA50-SW WiFi Audio set is used as an example in this diagram.
LAN setup
The WiFi Audio amplifier (3) also has a LAN port.
A LAN connection gives the system even more reliability.
The WiFi audio amplifier (3) is connected
via a LAN cable to your own router (1) below.
Multiple WiFi Audio speakers / amplifiers can be included in one home network.
Combinations of wLan and LAN are (of course) also possible.
The WMA50-SW WiFi-Audio set is included as an example in this diagram.
Wireless expansion setup
Use this setup if your cell phone(s)
cannot reach the router (1) downstairs.
In this setup, the WiFi-audio amplifier has the function of
a wireless access point (easy to set up via an app).
The WiFi-audio amplifier (3) is included in the home network
of the Wi-Fi router (1) below.
Your mobile phone (2) is now included in the Wi-Fi
network of the Access Point (3).
The WMA50-SW WiFi-Audio set is included as an example in this diagram.
Which model do you choose?
Choose the WiFi-audio amplifier with ‘Samba’ speaker set for a complete WiFi-audio system in the bathroom. If you want to get the most out of the bathroom audio system, the Wi-Fi speaker Music Center with the ‘Conga’ speaker set is the ideal choice, because of its extra size and power you get to enjoy your music like never before.
Spkconga70-w
Waterproof Wi-Fi Speaker Conga
WMA50-SW
WiFi-Audio amplifier with waterproof Samba Speakers