extending AV to 2 channel - Page 2

David in Vermont · 10-05-2007

Yes, If I understand this correctly, using the b - surround post only allows one or maybe two speaker connections, as opposed to the second amp which would permit use of two pairs of speakers, presumably stereo pairs, A & B.

tigeraudio2007 · 10-08-2007

Depending on your second amp, yes multiple pairs of speakers are possible. Out of your primary receiver you can only add one additional pair of stereo speakers. So, yes another amp is necessary for 2 more sets of speakers.

10-05-2007	#7
David in Vermont New Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Vermont Posts: 4	Re: extending AV to 2 channel Yes, If I understand this correctly, using the b - surround post only allows one or maybe two speaker connections, as opposed to the second amp which would permit use of two pairs of speakers, presumably stereo pairs, A & B.

10-08-2007	#8
tigeraudio2007 Super Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 192	Re: extending AV to 2 channel Depending on your second amp, yes multiple pairs of speakers are possible. Out of your primary receiver you can only add one additional pair of stereo speakers. So, yes another amp is necessary for 2 more sets of speakers.

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