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    Russound Collage powerline communication-enabled distributed audio system

    18 January 2010 | Latest products
    Collage by Russound is designed to fully maximise the IP backbone created by the system, giving the user access to all of their content on their network as well as Internet services such as Rhapsody.

    Collage by Russound is designed to fully maximise the IP backbone created by the system, giving the user access to all of their content on their network as well as Internet services such as Rhapsody.

        


    Unlike other PLC systems that require a hub, with Collage there is no central controller, making its expansion linear, and allowing zones and sources to be placed anywhere in the home. This decentralised design allows Collage to be a low-cost investment for consumers who want to begin with two or three zones before expanding to additional areas at a later date.

    Collage features an intuitive interface that is maximised for all the features that the system offers, and is poised to render upcoming features as well. System updates are sent via the Internet and uploaded through the home’s AC wiring for maximum convenience and efficiency.

    According to Collage product manager Walt Zerbe, “Collage was designed from the ground up to not only maximise the retrofit installation experience for the installer and homeowner, but also to make use of the latest content delivery services.”

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