siddious33
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Yes, this would be a potentially viable solution for simplicity, but I have complicated it mainly with vinyl. My AVR is in our living room, which is downstairs in a split-level house. Our dining room is one floor up and on the other side of the house, along with our screened porch, which is the main entertaining area for parties/game nights. I want to be able to play a record in our living room and have that audio playing in the dining room, or different rooms throughout the house. Eventually, I'd love to feed it to some outdoor speakers in our backyard too.You said you have an Apple TV there are several music apps you can play on the Apple TV and stream to your AVR. Wood streaming from one of these apps like title or Apple Music work for you you may not even need HEOS.
Another option to consider is purchasing a few Bluetooth speakers that are of mid to fair quality and place them in the rooms you want them and then your family and friends can stream right to the Bluetooth speakers from their phones, simple solution standalone.
Just as examples:
The problem is I have a Marantz receiver, but that receiver doesn't have HEOS built-in. So I would have to find some way to stream FROM that AVR to other zones. Does that make sense or am I thinking of this the wrong way?
I was hoping someone here had experience with this Denon HEOS HS2 Link and could tell me if it would easily solve my problem (regardless of whether or not HEOS is the best solution or not) Mainly want to know because I can snag one of these units used for about 150 bucks instead of having to sink a ton of money into another route.