@migueca Take a look at the current Yamaha integrateds (or any other similar design). They have a few with different power ratings. You can hook up 4 speakers to it (A, B or A+B). FWIW, I have the 701, and just picked up the 501. I use the 701 to power one set of speakers (A) under my eaves and the other set is being fired into the yard (B). Or, I can do A+B. BTW, i have the Spektor 2s and they mate very nicely with the Yamahas. Please report back with what you decide with impressions. They're very helpful to others!
4 speakers in a large room
Would appreciate some opinions about connecting four bookshelf speakers in a large room at home (the room is an open space where I have kitchen and dining/living room).
I have 4 bookshelf speakers (Dali Spektor 1) at the corners pointing towards the center. This is for ambient sound, easy listening while I’m cooking.
I don’t have them connected to an amplifier yet and my question is: should I hook them as two stereo pairs (A and B to an amplifier with two sets of outputs); Or should I search for an amplifier providing mono outputs, so all speakers play the same? Which option is the best for this kind of arrangement? I know in Pro Audio, the speakers at a venue work in mono. Should I do the same? Will two stereo pairs sound “strange”?
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@dekay I don't have any answer for you . |