Can I hook up 2 pairs of speakers (4 total) on one volume switch? I have 4 speakers in the same room that I want all in the same volume w/o attachment
744095
Sure. That should work ok. Wire your 4 ohm speakers in pairs in parallel and terminate on each of the 2 inputs. The switch has impedance matching settings as you increase the number of speakers. Terminating more than 4 wires will be the challenge under the terminals. Oh by the way. This switch was under $30 just 2 months ago, not $47 today.
744096
No idea! I hooked two speakers to the AE100VC and they work beautifully. I suspect that you could control two speakers on each side but have not tried it. My speakers are 8ohm and if yours are 4ohms each, I think they would behave like my single speaker on each side.
744097
Hi Michael - I don't see why not, though I have only one pair of speakers per switch. The switch seems fairly heavy duty. My amplifier output is connected to an Audiosource AE6SW 6-Zone Stereo Speaker Selector and I have pairs of ceiling speakers connected from the selector to the AE100VC. Performance is perfect.
1270866
Depends on the connection you will use. If you were connecting this through the 3.5 M jack there then you might be able to get a splitter to feed both speakers. These sort of things are best managed by the sound card, so if your sound card can do multiple audio going out it will be simpler.
794720
You can, but it will change the ohm rating if you use two or more pairs of speakers. The manual lists what ohms and wattage changes occur with each combination of buttons will be very clearly, unfortunately I can't seem to find it right now. I have only run one pair of speakers at a time personally.
1790975
Caveat: I don't have two speakers, so I have not tried this myself. But in general, it depends on the audio source - some can connect to multiple Bluetooth outputs (such as my iMac), but some cannot (such as my iPhone). In any event, you would not end up with true stereo output (which would be left side sent to one speaker and right side to the other); instead, you would get the full signal sent to both speakers.
122497
Are you going to run two speakers off of one channel or do you have a four channel amp?What type of amp do you have?
2113972
You can connect all the left speakers together and wire them into the left speaker connection. Same w right. You can also pig tail each if you like. The system was built for 1 pair 1 zone, but people in the real world who want the benefits of sonos and don't have the dollars to do 1 zone per speaker pair do this all the time.Just note: 1 Sonos = 1 Zone. That is the price for the shortcut.
1011556
You can connect to seven speakers and one sub woofer. May be a different product with two sub woofer option available but I am not sure, you can search.
188901
There is only two outputs for speakers. If you used a sub-woofer, then that would have to be one of the output speakers and would have to be self-powered. You could split the speakers but then you would lose your impedance and sound quality would probably suffer. This is a very basic, portable system that is designed to be totally self-contained. Hope this helps!
1458238
I'm no stereo geek but I'll try to answer your question. This systems has two speaker connection points so you could connect 4 speakers but the two speakers on the "right" connection would act in unison as would the two on the "left" connection so I don't know what you'd gain. Hope that's helpful to you.
2077660
You sure could. You would need to take the Front Stereo channels (L/R) output from your amp, disconnect them from the current speakers and connect them as inputs to this selector. Then you could connect up to four pairs of speakers (even the one currently connected to the amp) to the selector outputs. Each pair could then be turned on/off individually, and thus you would have the option to restate your current setup. Do note that this equipment is passive, thus it does not amplify the signal, it only divides whatever audio signal comes in between the various speaker pairs. Most receivers those days, however, have plenty of power to drive several speaker pairs at decent sound volumes. If you are going to drive stereo speakers in the manner described above, be sure to set your receiver to stereo/2-speakers (out of surround) otherwise you will find the sound distorted in the other room.
86833
I haven't done that but the on-line instructions say you can attach two sets of speakers with normal speaker wire and a woofer, and also use the RCA - but I can't believe you can use them all at once - sorry I can't be of more help - I'm just a novice
1214417
You can connect two pairs of speakers and switch the pairs on or off individually. BUT this is NOT "surround sound" or "Quadraphonic". It's just two pairs of stereo speakers. This is a two channel (stereo) receiver. For true surround sound or quadraphonic, you will need an amplifier with more channels or several of these amplifiers wired to provide the front pair, center, and back pair with their own independent channels.
1447826
No, A/B & A or B combination switch is not is not adequate for a 5 speaker set up. You need a speaker control (switchable) that gives you the option of A/B/C/D. You can engage one at a time or all 4 at once. Each individual terminal will allow you to connect 2 speakers to each channel. If you have a hi powered system be sure to purchase a high power rated speaker controller. Most decent ones are rated to at least 100 w/ RMS.
1280868
I wouldn't, it sounds like it should work but speaker switches are inexpensive and they have resisters in them. I read a old article on having 2 sets of speakers on 1 amp and I think they said you fed one threw the other. I don't remember how they said to do it I think they said you go from positive of the amp to positive of the 1st speaker form the neg. of the no.1 to pos. of 2 and from neg of No 2 speaker to neg of the amp. Bottom line is get a speaker switch better safe then sorry.
1598303
I only have two speakers. It's plug and play. I think that one will fun four speakers. I suggest you look at hogtunes.com for a complete rundown on the hogtunes products and help.
299563
The unit only has two speaker input/outputs- left and right. I don't think it will handle 6 speakers. There is bank of 4 switches on the back of each unit. You set the switch up or down for the 4 switches on the transmitter then set the 4 switches the same on the receiver. You could buy multiple sets of each and set the switches differently for each pair, so each pair could pair 2 speakers. That would be the only way I could see using it with 6 individual speakers.
692024
Yes. You can use a set of speakers on only "A", only "B", or both A&B; at the same time. Works very well.