Touch Devices

The Russound KP6 is the room keypad for the company's CAA66 multiroom audio system. Installed in the wall of each listening area, it gives people in that room buttons to turn the zone on or off, choose among the system's sources and raise or lower the volume, and it can also switch the whole system off. Through the keypad each zone can set its own bass, treble, balance, loudness and turn-on volume. Amber backlighting keeps the buttons readable in a dark room, and a built-in IR receiver with...

The Russound KPSC is an accessory keypad that extends a KP6 or KPL system keypad in a CAA66 multiroom audio system. Where the system keypad handles source selection and volume for a zone, the KPSC adds ten combination numeric and source-control keys for whichever source is playing: direct numeric entry, play, pause, stop, previous and next, up and down, mute and favorites. Listeners can manage playback from the wall instead of hunting for a remote, and no additional programming is required....

The Russound USRC is a handheld system remote built for Russound multi-zone audio. It arrives preprogrammed for Russound gear and communicates with the system through the room keypad or an IR receiver, so a listener can pick sources and control the zone from the couch. Direct source buttons provide one-press selection, navigation keys move through on-screen and keypad menus, and on MCA-Series systems the F1 and F2 favorite keys and sleep timer are also available. Beyond the whole-house system,...

The Russound XTS7 is a 7-inch wall-mounted touchscreen that gives a Russound multiroom system a permanent, always-ready control point. It runs Android on a quad-core 64-bit processor with 2GB of RAM. It ships with the Russound app installed, so it can select sources, adjust zones and show song, artist and album details with album art from compatible sources. Because it is a full Android device, integrators can add other apps from the Google Play Store to bring lighting, shades, thermostats or...