I relish quite a bit in my room stereo setup, it's almost perfect.
Audio: Nice home radio, w/ analog tuning on both #AM and #FM radio. It also supports line-in for input. As well as line-out for output.
Sources:
1. Personal desktop
2. #Amazon #EchoDot
3. #GoogleTV (via my #EchoDot, connecting through #Bluetooth for audio)
It's almost perfect. I have a manual, physical control in front of me for audio (I just turn the knob to change the volume, surprisingly nice to have a physical control for this!), and I can listen to all audio--my #EchoDot, broadcast #radio, and even my #TV--all through either the speakers OR my earbuds! I can also technically connect any #Bluetooth device to the #EchoDot, meaning nearly any device I can run audio to. There are two major inconveniences with this setup:
1. I have to manually unplug my earbuds from the speakers. It doesn't sound too bad but the port is on the back of the speakers so I essentially have to either pick it up or turn it 90 degrees to access the line-out port
2. The audio delay between the #GoogleTV and #EchoDot via #Bluetooth can be abysmal. This is to be expected, but I don't see any way of mitigating this unless I use the #TV's line-out port (it happens to be my parents' #RokuTV btw). Which would mean even more cables in the back to unhook and wouldn't be worth that extra inconvenience (the delay is fixed by just disconnecting the #GoogleTV from #Bluetooth and reconnecting it).
This doesn't outweigh how convenient my setup has been so far, I'd like to try and find ways to mitigate these inconveniences when I have time though.