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am planning to install a ceiling speaker in the bathroom and link it back to the PC so that we can play itunes through it

what type of cable would I need to buy?
 
You will need a source of amplification for the signal to power the speaker & one speaker will only give you Mono sound output.

On my system, I use an an old Sony power amp connected to the audio out jack on my sound card & wired the bathroom spekers direct from the back of the amp as normal. Nothing fancy for the cable, just use ordinary multi-strand speaker cable.
 
Blimey FourFootMedia, I’ve got some serious Dennon, Marantz & B&W audio & AV kit in my lounge but that seems a bit high end for some music to relax to in the bath let alone a shower room; with the sort of acoustics you’ll get in there, do you even notice the difference!

I am looking to upgrade the ageing Sony amp though (but even that was high end in it’s day) to either a Squeezebox or Stremium.
 
I’ve got some serious Dennon, Marantz & B&W audio & AV kit in my lounge
I used to be a marantz man, but since shelled out for some NAD masters kit and never looked back. Paired with some quality of B&W speakers it's superb.
Just waiting for us to find a house me and the missus like with a basement so I can do a nice home cinema down there.

but that seems a bit high end for some music to relax to in the bath let alone a shower room
I got the kef system ex-demo (literally demonstrated to one customer and re-boxed), and they knocked £100 off the price, so didn't cost much more than a decent pair of stereo ceiling speakers.
The QED's now in the shower room are what used to be in the bathroom :)

Yeah, squeezeboxes are similar to sonons. Already had a couple about the house (lounge and kitchen), so it just made sense to continue with them rather than getting in a different system.
 
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