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We make the installation process easy through detailed guides, complimentary consultations, and vast installer network.  The Juke is all you need to begin enjoying audio how you've always wanted.
Bring Your Existing Speakers to The Wireless Age
If you have a house / commercial space with existing wired speakers (ceiling, wall, outdoor) already in place, Juke is a plug and play system that will bring your audio experience to the modern era with full wireless control and streaming capabilities
Simple 3 Step Installation Process
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Connect your existing speaker wiring into Juke 
Typically the order is red, black or red, black, white, green
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Connect Juke to the network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet)
Plug the Juke into your internet router with a hardwired connection (optimal method ) or merge onto the network wirelessly
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Configure the Juke app to your preferences 
Set each of your zone names, establish preset groups, and begin enjoying your audio like you always wanted 
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Frequently asked questions

How will I know if my existing speakers are compatible? 
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If you've moved into a house with existing wired speakers in the ceiling and/or wall, they will almost certainly work. Juke is stable from 8 ohms down to 2 ohms which encompasses 99.9% of all passive speakers installed in a residential setting. As long as the ends of the speaker wiring can be identified in a central location, you'll be able to connect those into the Juke amplifier.

How do you connect Juke to the network?
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The ideal way to connect Juke to the network is via a hardwired Ethernet connection into your router or switch. If you have a mesh Wi-Fi system, then bringing one of the extenders as close to the Juke as possible and hardwiring into that is also possible. If you need to connect the Juke wirelessly, you'll need to have the Juke 6 or 8 within 15ft of your router and the Juke+ within 30ft of your router. If this can't be done, we recommend the purchase of a Wi-Fi extender and plugging it in directly next to the Juke.

What do I do if I have in-wall controls from an older system?
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If you have traditional in-wall volume controls, those will still function as long as the wire is from the speaker to them and then onto the Juke. However, they are not needed with the Juke system as you can control zone volume wirelessly from within our app. If you have a in-wall controller that handled audio sources and playback, those will no longer function with this system, and we recommend you take those out and insert a blank plate or potentailly an iPad mini if you would like to still be able to do control from within the wa

How many speakers can I connect to Juke?
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You'll connect one speaker per channel with a left and right speaker channel per zone for up to 12 speakers on the Juke+ or Juke 6, and 16 speakers on the Juke 8. However, given the Juke is stable down to 2 ohms, you can double up speaker connections in 3 of the zones without overdriving the amp. If you need more than 6 or 8 zones, you can network multiple jukes together and all the zones will appear in the same app.

Do I need anything else other than the Juke and the speakers?
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Other than the actual speaker wires and a network connection, the Juke is all that is needed for powering, controlling, and streaming.

Add value to any home with a modern in-ceiling speaker system
Don't settle for speakers plugged into outlets with messy wires. Your home deserves built-in architectural audio with better aesthetic, sound quality and reliability. If you the walls are open this system is also easy to put in!
Simple 3 Step Installation Process
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Place your speakers across your house and run the wiring to a central location
One Juke amplifier can accommodate speakers from up to 8 individual rooms/zones.  If using outdoor speakers in a large space, we recommend the Juke+ model to ensure high-enough volume output  
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Connect Juke to the network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet)
Plug the Juke into your internet router with a hardwired connection or merge onto the network wirelessly. If doing wireless, you'll need to ensure proximity of Juke to your router or Wi-Fi extender (15ft on the Juke 6/8 and 50ft on the Juke+)
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Configure your Juke
Set each of your zone names, establish preset groups, and begin enjoying your audio like you always wanted
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The Juke is the only product you need for powering, controlling, and streaming audio to multiple speaker sets across your house. No need for a separate receiver, streamer, or in-wall controllers.
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Frequently Two asked questions

What speakers do you recommend? How will I know if my speakers are compatible? 
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If you've moved into a house with existing wired speakers in the ceiling / wall, they will almost certainly work. If you're looking for recommendations for speakers, we highly recommend utilizing our 8" sky speakers for the ceiling. If you're looking for recommendations on outside speakers or in-wall speakers, please email us at email@jukeaudio.com for assistance

How do you connect Juke to the network?
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The ideal way to connect Juke to the network is via a hardwired Ethernet connection into your router or switch. If you have a mesh Wi-Fi system, then bringing one of the extenders as close to the Juke as possible and hardwiring into that is also possible. If you need to connect the Juke wirelessly, you'll need to have the Juke 6 or 8 within 15ft of your router and the Juke+ within 30ft of your router. If this can't be done, we recommend the purchase of a Wi-Fi extender and plugging it in directly next to the Juke.

What do I do if I have in-wall controls from an older system?
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If you have traditional in-wall volume controls, those will still function as long as the wire is from the speaker to them and then onto the Juke. However, they are not needed with the Juke system as you can control zone volume wirelessly from within our app. If you have a in-wall controller that handled audio sources and playback, those will no longer function with this system, and we recommend you take those out and insert a blank plate or potentailly an iPad mini if you would like to still be able to do control from within the wall.

What kind of speaker wiring should I run?
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The Juke can support 12 to 22 gauge speaker wire with the most common being 16 or 14 gauge. You want to use a thicker gauge wire (14 or 12) when doing a run over 75ft or going through outside terrain. The most efficient way is to run a single 4 conductor wire from a pair of speakers in a zone, but you can also run a 2 conductor wire from each speaker individaully as well.

How many speakers can I connect to Juke?
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You'll connect one speaker per channel with a left and right speaker channel per zone for up to 12 speakers on the Juke+ or Juke 6, and 16 speakers on the Juke 8. However, given the Juke is stable down to 2 ohms, you can double up speaker connections in 3 of the zones without overdriving the amp. If you need more than 6 or 8 zones, you can network multiple jukes together and all the zones will appear in the same app.

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