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In Reply to: Best method for running multiple speakers at once posted by bystander on April 1, 2007 at 09:15:12:
To get a distribution amp to run from the "pre-out" jacks of your preamp or integrated amp, and enough power amps to properly power however many speakers you have. It'll be more expensive that way, but it's the right way to do it.Otherwise, option B is the 2nd best way to go. But, if you're using the tape outs to run the signal to the other amps, you won't have a unified volume control. You'll have to adjust the volume on each amp, and the tonal balance will differ from one setting to the next, because of the volume differences of each amp.
I've messed with multiple speakers before and have come to the conclusion that two good speakers, properly set up give much better results, especially when it comes to stereo imaging.
Cheers & have fun with your project,
Bobbo :-)
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