Wireless Powered Waterproof Speaker for Bathroom

[Mr. Glass]

Hello Everyone,

I am looking for a somewhat compact, wireless, self-powered, self-inclosed (plug into wall receptacle, no batteries) waterproof (or highly water-resistant) speaker that I can put in my bathroom.

So far, I have resorted to blasting Pandora from the other room, but the volume level is disturbing other people in the house.

I'd like something that I can broadcast to either from my receiver's outputs, or via WiFi, bluetooth, or regular RF (about 50 feet away, through a few walls). I hope to use it at the same time as the speakers in the other room (with them at a lower volume level), so I am seeking a solution that will not have a lag or delay in sound output.

I have googled around quite a bit, but cannot seem to find exactly what I am looking for.

I would greatly appreciate any suggestions!

Thank You!

 

[JunBringer]

I have an Apple Airport Express plugged into a small speaker on the opposite wall from the shower. It streams the music from my iTunes in the other room. It's badass.

 

[jwp1223]

Hello Everyone,

I am looking for a somewhat compact, wireless, self-powered, self-inclosed (plug into wall receptacle, no batteries) waterproof (or highly water-resistant) speaker that I can put in my bathroom.

So far, I have resorted to blasting Pandora from the other room, but the volume level is disturbing other people in the house.

I'd like something that I can broadcast to either from my receiver's outputs, or via WiFi, bluetooth, or regular RF (about 50 feet away, through a few walls). I hope to use it at the same time as the speakers in the other room (with them at a lower volume level), so I am seeking a solution that will not have a lag or delay in sound output.

I have googled around quite a bit, but cannot seem to find exactly what I am looking for.

I would greatly appreciate any suggestions!

Thank You!

Formerly working at Best Buy on their install team and delivery team, there aren't really any speakers that fit your criteria. You actually install them in your bathroom, in the roof, but they're not "water proof"...