Can I pair one transmitter to two Dayton receivers? I'd like to connect my powered main speakers (left & right) to my receiver.
1130459
I am not sure if you can, but even if you can you won't have stereo. You would need one transmitter for each channel.
1649930
The transmitter sends a stereo signal to the receiver/amplifier. The receiver/amplifier is designed to drive one setof stereo speakers. It is possible to hook up two extra speakers providing you can provide an acceptable impedance match and speakerphasing that produces acceptable sound quality and power output.
1447823
This will work fine. One line would be dedicated to the outside speakers and the other line to the inside speakers. In addition, if you have a two-line stereo receiver you can have one line dedicated to the outside speakers and one to the inside speakers. You could then use this spliter to have the inside speakers be dedicated either A or B so you can have speakers in different rooms that you can control separately or have on simultaneously.
1649929
It is one transmitter and one receiver with outputs for two speakers. You might try contacting the manufacturer to see if the receiver is capable of handling more than two speakers, but they would be on the same two (right and left) channels respectively. This unit has worked very well for me with a 5.1 surround system with just two rear speakers.
1920579
Interesting scenario. The only I can think of is to split the connection since you probably only have one center channel speaker output on your receiver. The other thing you can do is use your rear center channel connection if your receiver has it.
520286
I am using mine to connect two subwoofers to one sub-out on my receiver and it works perfectly. It should work for you to do that too.
1159401
Hello William and thank you for your inquiry!While you can drive two Soundcast Melody speakers from one transmitter, you can not assign one as left and the other as right.The Soundcast Melody is an omnidirectional speaker so left and right are summed together from each speaker.I hope that answers your question but we are here to help so please let us know if you need anything else!Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp sales team1.877.744.1179
784648
You can use a standard 75 Ohm splitter. Be aware that there will be a loss associated with using a splitter that will affect both receivers.
1629576
no 1 transmitter per receiver but u can buy 2 and piggyback them thats what the extra jacks are for
570357
I do not believe that would work. Both receivers send a single backchannel to the transmitter, and the input to transmitter is same. There is only one output to channel box from all units in a system.
1185443
I use a standard receiver (amplified) and 4 work fine. I added an amplifier/speaker switch to run 4 pairs or 8 speakers from the one receiver. But just for 2 pair any receiver (amplified) should work fine.
1597167
yes you can. i bought a kit with 1 transmitter and two receivers. Then bought 2 more receivers later. all 4 work great!
2091803
you could use the supplied transmitter from one kit to feed 4 speakers...but the question is: can you buy just 2 extra speakers ?....you will need to contact Sabrent Support for the answer to this: try this site: http://sabrent.com/support/
790448
No you can not connect multiple and unless you hooked up the transmitter to front channel speaker outputs, that would make no sense to have multiple surrounds in various rooms. and lets say u did find a way to connect multiple fx to one transmitter and ran it from front channel outs, the fx is not designed (driver freq. response, placement, etc.) to be used as a proper front channel. i believe this is what you had wanted to do, right?
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Well Craig, This unit doesn't have a receiver built into it so you can put your 'remote RF gain control' between the two components without any problem. This unit is a 4 zone stereo amplifier so you would need to figure out how many remotes you need or use one and, like I did, set up one input to play out all channels. Good luck
682404
Yes, but you will need to put in splitter (one input and 2 outputs and run the outputs to the two (2) receivers.
839391
Thanks for your question. You could run two pair of outdoor speakers off of an external amplifier that would hook up to one of the zone line outputs. If you run the outside off of unused speaker outputs, then I would not play two pair of outdoor speakers very loudly when playing them simultaneously. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Pioneer dealer.