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2/24/09 at 11:28am
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Ok I'm sure this is a fairly simple question. I have one receiver in the family room. From the "B" output on the amp I will have all the speakers in the house ran from. I have a pair in the kitchen, on the deck, and in the back yard. All 3 locations have impedance matching volume controls. How do I wire up this setup? I'm pretty sure I must set all volume controls to the 2X jumper. I'm thinking I can just run my line from the "B" output on the receiver in the family room to the input of the first volume control, then run parallel off the input of the first to the second, then to the third. Does it work like this?

And in this situation, would my amp always see an 8 Ohm load, regardless of what speakers are turned on and how loud each pair is? All the speakers are 8 Ohm. And lets say the speakers in the kitchen are on, and I go out on the deck and turn on those speakers, would you notice it in the kitchen, like the volume would decrease?

Thanks for the help.

Greg
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