All the clients media is stored on iTunes, and both husband and wife use iPods in their cars and for everyday use. We therefore chose a system that would fit into their lives without any complications of moving media between devices or having to change the way they currently enjoy their music.

This obvious solution was using a single Griffin Tunecentre with a very simple to use TV interface (pictured). This allows the client to browse through their music collection in room with a TV, saving the need to have to walk back to the iPod every time they want to change the music. The system allows the same music to played in any number of rooms within the property.

The Griffin TuneCentre is a placed in an easily accessible cupboard in the hallway so that when the client returns home, then can plug their iPod straight in and start enjoying music throughout the home.

It is also compatible with iPod currently on the market which means that although the husband and wife both have different models, the dock seamlessly without and problems.

This is a very cost effective solution to providing simple access to centrally stored music around the home, and is a savvy alternative central higher quality hard disk based server system, such as an iMerge or iDyl Server.

The En-Suite bathroom serves as an extension to the bedroom audio zone. This quite simply means that whatever music is playing in the bedroom, can also be turned on and off in the bathroom using the bedroom remote control.

This is a very cost effective way of extending the coverage of the system, as it just requires one more set of speakers to create another zone of music.

Another great feature is being able to select Sky channels on the TV in the bedroom and then listen to them in the bathroom, whether this be many of the digital radio stations for music, or Sky breakfast news in the morning.