Weitling09
2015-11-06 15:25:49
- #1
By "Are normal speaker cables sufficient there?" I meant whether an amplifier is not necessary there.
I imagined it like this:
I imagined it like this:
HIFI Planning - Which Control and Various Questions
- Erstellt am 2015-11-06 11:44:58
Weitling09
2015-11-06 15:28:03
- #2
Socket recommendation: Thanks, now I have seen/found it. And at the other end (speaker outlet) then an appropriate double socket?
What about 2x front + center – I connect those directly to the receiver and not via the wall inlet, right!?
Edit: But then I could use the 2x front (which would remain free) for the two speakers in Zone B?
nordanney
2015-11-06 16:46:05
- #3
By "Are normal speaker cables sufficient there?" I meant whether an amplifier is not necessary there.
I imagined it like this:
That works if the amplifier can do it = 7 amplifiers so that all channels get power.
nordanney
2015-11-06 16:48:42
- #4
Socket recommendation: Thanks, now I have seen/found it. And at the other end (speaker outlet) then a corresponding double socket?
What about 2x front + center - I connect those directly to the receiver and not via the wall input, right!?
Edit: But then I could use the 2x front (which would remain free) for the two speakers in Zone B, right?
You can connect front and center however you want. The result is identical; only the appearance is different.
nordanney
2015-11-06 16:52:52
- #5
This is what "cheap" cans look like if you don't want to work with plugs.
Weitling09
2015-11-06 16:59:48
- #6
How can I tell if the receiver can do that? Example YAMAHA RX-V77, there it only says on the website "Output via Zone B provides 2-channel sound in a second room; Zone B output means that the user can also listen to 2-channel in a second room while a 5-channel playback runs in the main zone (same source in both zones)."That's fine if the amplifier can do it = 7 power amps, so that all channels get power.
...and then I can use Front R+L for Zone 2?You can connect Front and Center however you want. The result is the same, only the appearance is different.
Thanks for the picture. What are such sockets called?This is what "cheap" sockets look like if you don't want to work with plugs.
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