Will this work by connecting to multiple speakers in a public gathering place?
653700
Yes. There are instructions that come with the amplifier for setting up multiple speakers.
653701
Yes, multiple speakers can be attached, however there are some rules to follow. 1. The speakers must match the amplifiers output impedance (I'll explain) and 2. You must not exceed the amplifiers power rating...in this case 80 watts. Back to rule 1: For multiple speakers, use the 25Volt or 70Volt output terminations (screws). The speakers must have the ability to be set to either, usually with a movable tap. You can stack, in parallel several speakers...now the 2nd rule comes in. The speakers must also have a movable power tap so you can set the amout of "watts". The total watts of all speakers combined should not exceed 80. For example, if you need to have 4 speakers in your hall or other public gathering placing, they can only be set to a maximum (individually) of 20 watts. In total, then you have an 80 watt load. Remember all the speakers must be either 70v if you're using the 70v tap on the amp, or 25v if you're using the 25v tap on the amp. Good engineering practice says you should leave some "overhead", so if I were doing these 4 speakers, I'd set them for a max of 15 watts (times 4 is 60 watts) leaving 20 watts overhead. Depending on your "room", you may start out by setting them to 10 watts, testing the system for loudness. If you find that that's sufficient, leave it at 10. One other caution...some amplifiers have output "short" protection in the event you accidently short the speaker leads while the amp is on. This one does NOT, so be careful when wiring the speakers...leave the amp off until you're all done....good luck!!
896846
It will work as long as you are close to it. The sound quality is fantastic but the microphone isn't that great. So you need to be within a few feet if the speaker for your audience to hear you.
1743917
It does work that way. I have 4 "rock" speakers in my backyard (A&B;), and a pair in my master bath (D). They can all function at the same time. You can select one or all 'zones'.
897810
Yes but this should handle all of your speakers. Are you setting up more than 7?
1518507
Yes, I've used it with GoToMeeting as well and it works. Obviously the quality is better if it's a smaller room. Make sure the speakers are not too close by because the mic will pick up the sound coming out of speakers and you'll get feedback.
2201722
Its ideal for that. Just make sure they're all.on same frequency and not on one that when you first turn them on you hear others on the same band or frequency, if you do just change the frequency.
55746
Yes I think it would work...as long as it did not static with two speakers.
48484
Yes! Just set the speaker to the "Mic" Input setting. Providing it does not distort, That should be plenty for what you need it to do!
495449
I wouldn't recommend it, it's made so that you can have stereo left and right amplified inputs from your stereo left and right outputand be able to share them with two sets of speakers. For instance if you had a set of speakers on your patio and a set of speakers in your dining room. This way you can shut the patio speakers off at night so the neighbors won't get mad at you. Al
419055
That would depend on the source. Each speaker can only sync to one device. I am using a Synology NAS box as the source and it will allow me to simultaneiusly play to 3 different Bluetooth devices but they are independent playlists and not synchronized to each other.
2212678
No, you can only have one active at a time on the computer as the mic/speaker source. That said, if it's a small to medium size table and this is in the center, this should work for that size group.
1983505
No. The quality of this unit is not reliable for large rooms, open spaces or to pick up voices from a crowd.
2245473
I would think so since it has separate connections for each channel. But if you only hooked up the center channel connections I doubt you will be taking advantage of all the speakers.
2065149
Doubtful. At least one device would need to enter a pin. I would think both act as mics and speakers.
1592764
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.
2119714
Yes you simply connect a 1/4 male from one to another. You can do this with as many of these speakers as you have available and you can chain them to other types of active speakers as well.
2041363
Yes, I believe that would work out well. The speaker gives a LOT of coverage. We had someone in one room and people two rooms over (in a large restaurant/bar-type venue) and you could hear perfect with one speaker. Based on feedback I received, I would recommend putting them on the tripod for even better coverage.