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In Reply to: connecting additional speakers to a 5.1 receiver posted by marcoangels on May 29, 2003 at 21:39:20:
but since you indicated you thought you could switch from speakers A to speakers B, you really wanted to have two sets of main speakers for use at your option, or for second-room listening purposes. Right?The gents below have given you very sound advice. You don't want to risk any damage to your receiver. So what I would suggest you do is go to The Good Guys or visit www.Crutchfield.com, and pick up one of their least-expensive Niles speaker selectors. The cheapest one they carry will allow you to connect up to four pairs of speakers. You can even get them with adjustable volume controls for each pair of speakers. You can probably get one of these for $69 - $99.
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- Maybe I am oversimplifying things........ - bwkendall 10:21:58 05/30/03 (0)
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