Arny Krueger
July 20th 03, 02:05 AM
"Faustino Dina" > wrote in message
> I want to hear my AVR in two rooms, not simultaneously. I think I
> need some kind of switch to interconnect from one pair of speakers to
> another. But the user manual of the AVR recommends connect the
> speakers only when the receiver is not on the power line. Then I'll
> need to power off the receiver, disconnect it from the power line,
> switch the speakers, and connect all... it sounds a little
> embarrasing.... Somebody pointed me to some kind of distributing
> audio amplifiers to which you can audio enable as much rooms as you
> want, but I don't want to trust the audio to such devices. What do
> you recommend in this case?
A speaker switch. Try searching google...
> I want to hear my AVR in two rooms, not simultaneously. I think I
> need some kind of switch to interconnect from one pair of speakers to
> another. But the user manual of the AVR recommends connect the
> speakers only when the receiver is not on the power line. Then I'll
> need to power off the receiver, disconnect it from the power line,
> switch the speakers, and connect all... it sounds a little
> embarrasing.... Somebody pointed me to some kind of distributing
> audio amplifiers to which you can audio enable as much rooms as you
> want, but I don't want to trust the audio to such devices. What do
> you recommend in this case?
A speaker switch. Try searching google...