There are too many companies that try to gain notoriety by claiming all sorts of things about their products. Claiming stuff is something and having those things actually working as you claim is something different altogether and loudspeaker company THIEL Audio seems to be knowing this principle. Although I haven’t hear of it, and I’m sure most of you haven’t either, THIEL now announces world’s first truly plug-n-play, multi-room, multi-channel, audiophile quality distributed audio system featuring the pure THIEL sound.

Known as the Zöet, the system utilizes your existing home Ethernet network combining it with THIEL’s lossless proprietary wireless network in order to locate and connect the self-powered IP-addressable speakers via a special dB1 distribution processor.

According to Ubergizmo, this concept was also presented at CES 2008 earlier this year under the THIELnet brand name. Back then, THIEL used a 5xwireless SCS4 monoblock 250watts speaker managed by a ThielNet DB1 system. The concept was slightly altered with Zöet. Now, you can operate it with the aid of an intuitive remote control. The entire thing can be accessed via a simple web interface which also provides system changes and firmware upgrades.

THIEL claims that the biggest issue with networked and wireless audio systems is that sound between speakers is never properly synchronized. Unlike other wireless products, Zöet provides better performance by integrating innovative technologies that preserves signal synchronization to improve imaging and reduce echo effect common to other network-based systems.

This way Zöet performs almost the same with traditional high-end systems, and you don’t have to worry about those expensive cables. Price and availability are still unknown.