On March 14, 2017 at 23:02, SWFLMike said...
Old A/V guy, looking at Pico: "Audio keypad? With no feedback? Why would you do that? We did that 20 years ago - they sucked then, and they definitely suck now!"
Young A/V guy: "Well no, you see, it's different. It's wireless now. And it talks to Sonos. Through the automation system."
Old guys head explodes.
Count me as old A/V guy who disagrees with this.
Audio keypads with no feedback are great. They allow for quick on/off, volume control and single (or double) favorites selection.....the "feedback" keypad should always be i the pocket but may be ringing or doing something else when it is needed. A cost efficent way to get basic control in to secondary and tertiary zones
