Speaker and Amp selection

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General speaker questions for audio and home theater.

Hi all, I've been having some speaker problems in our large restaurant and want to make sure I'm getting the right info before I purchase a new amp. The problem is the current set up is shorting out the volume switches in each section and has fried the speaker selector.

What I have is a 402-VZL mixer going to a Rialto 200 watt amp to a Sonnance speaker selector to 4 Definitive AW6500 speakers (max 200 amps), 4 EVO 6.2 Speakers (max 200 amps) and 2 bathroom canister speakers that I don't have specs for.

I'm not using the company that installed this system anymore and the solution of the new company is to swap the amp for a 12 zone amp giving me 70 watts to each speaker and get rid of the speaker selector. As is I'm getting 20 amps to each speaker.

Does this seem like a solution?

Thanks!

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Topic - Speaker and Amp selection - joel@steamworksbrewing.com 14:58:21 12/29/16 (2)

RE: Speaker and Amp selection - fantja 20:14:48 12/29/16 (0)

RE: Speaker and Amp selection - Mr Peabody 20:05:37 12/29/16 (0)

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