Can I operate the A and B speakers simeltaneously?I am currently running front and rear speakers.
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It's intended to be possible, in that there's a speaker selector switch on the front, and the switch has a position for A, a position for B, and a position for A+B. You may have a problem if the impedance of all your speakers is really low, so be aware of that.
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Thanks for your question. Speakers A and B will operate simultaneously. This amplifier will not provide surround sound decoding of movies or TV. This is a fantastic sounding amplifier. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Yamaha dealer.
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yes you can, this amp has a speaker switch that lets you run a or b, and a&b;, be careful of ohm drop, though. i don't, i like stereo!
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Plug the box into the socket and attach the wires to both REAR speakers. follow instructions to set t he audio performance. The rear speakers are not totally wireless. They need power from the box.
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I Have 4 sets of speakers and I don't have issues. @ speakers are set for 'A' another set is set more "B" and there is an additional "C" and "D" that can be turned on same time to play all sets at once. As I use them The A and B represent different rooms.
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Yes you can. Running them in parallel is best for your setup. Make sure you have a gain knob installed as well so that you can easily adjust your output level.
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The A and B terminals are for two separate sets of speakers. You can run two sets of speaker wire to one terminal, one through the top, one through the bottom of each if you don't use banana plugs. If you use banana plugs you can't bi wire.
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Yes, You can control each pair of speakers by pushing in or out the corresponding zone control button on the front panel. Multiple zones and be turned on or off
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I simply sat the tweeters on my two front speakers. Ran a wire from each - and + on the tweeters right into the - and + on my front speakers. They have built in crossovers so it seems to work fine this way.
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Yes you can run those speakers, as long as you have the proper power source for the amp. don't listen to the other answer about setting the gains. Setting an amps gain depends on the rca voltage from the source. With a car CD player if the rca output is 4v then I would set my gain at or under a 4v mark.. simply saying set it at half way is a great way to blow speakers and the amp itself. Oh and it doesn't matter if you run 1 or 4 speakers, that amp is bridgible so nothing wrong with just running 2 speakers off of it.. by the way, as much as I liked the amp it blew out for no reason. Guess I should have realized why there are so many broken ones selling online.. Yes you can run those speakers, as long as you have the proper power source for the amp. don't listen to the other answer about setting the gains. Setting an amps gain depends on the rca voltage from the source. With a car CD player if the rca output is 4v then I would set my gain at or under a 4v mark.. simply saying set it at half way is a great way to blow speakers and the amp itself. Oh and it doesn't matter if you run 1 or 4 speakers, that amp is bridgible so nothing wrong with just running 2 speakers off of it.. by the way, as much as I liked the amp it blew out for no reason. Guess I... » Read More Yes you can run those speakers, as long as you have the proper power source for the amp. don't listen to the other answer about setting the gains. Setting an amps gain depends on the rca voltage from the source. With a car CD player if the rca output is 4v then I would set my gain at or under a 4v mark.. simply saying set it at half way is a great way to blow speakers and the amp itself. Oh and it doesn't matter if you run 1 or 4 speakers, that amp is bridgible so nothing wrong with just running 2 speakers off of it.. by the way, as much as I liked the amp it blew out for no reason. Guess I should have realized why there are so many broken ones selling online.. « Show Less
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Yes. Speaker set 1 on "A" position and speaker set 2 on position "B" (example: set 1 to patio and set 2 to the garage)
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Yes. I'm using an external amp+speakers simultaneously to the internal speakers...
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Yes I have powered several pairs of speakers from the surround back/ zone 2 output using an impedance balancing speaker selector.
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Yes you can. Actually if the source is a 2 way stereo ( R - L ), you'll only hear the two front speakers no matter you have configured a 7.1 speaker system.
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The unit can handle input from 2 amplifiers or receivers and direct it to up to 4 pairs of speakers. You can also input 2 different outputs from one receiver (such as front versus surround output) and thereby select whether or not a specific pair of speakers will function as front speakers or surround (rear or other) speakers in a given system.
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Are you planning on having them both hooked up, to the speakers, at the same time? I've never tried that before, but it would be fairly easy to wire in a source selection switch to help prevent them from affecting each other.
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Your two front speakers are still playing because they are driven by your receiver, not the subwoofer. They are just connected through the subsoofer.
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I'd hook your subwoofers to your L&R; speakers usually they come with that facility or some sort of DSP or crossover which will strip out the bass frequencies and make your system run more efficiently. Never really thought about using the aux but I suppose that could work under the same principal and hook one subwoofer from the other and run your main speakers from L&R.; This assumes all are powered of course.
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The only control that I seem to find is that you can control either full surround or set up a stereo (front speakers0 unless I just cannot find it after 2 years of ownership I would guess that there is no control over single speakers.