craig_curtis
Stunt Coordinator
I have a Denon 1804, and want to try to hook up a second zone for outdoor speakers. I have tried just about everything to get it to work, and so far the only way is to have the outdoor speakers hooked up as the "surround back." Problem is, it will only work on generic stereo sources like tape or phono where I can set it to 5 channel, and then I also can't turn off the main speakers.
Question is, does anyone know how to get it to act as a generic B speaker like on far simpler receivers? Or do I need to get a different component to run the outdoor speakers? Would that be an amp (so that I can use the source coming from the Denon)?
I'd like to know what everyone else has done who has outdoor speakers running off of their main receiver.
The home theater room is at the end of the house, and has a door leading to the deck, which is where the outdoor speakers are.
Thanks!
Craig
Question is, does anyone know how to get it to act as a generic B speaker like on far simpler receivers? Or do I need to get a different component to run the outdoor speakers? Would that be an amp (so that I can use the source coming from the Denon)?
I'd like to know what everyone else has done who has outdoor speakers running off of their main receiver.
The home theater room is at the end of the house, and has a door leading to the deck, which is where the outdoor speakers are.
Thanks!
Craig