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Well it is unusual, but try it and see how you like it.
I think you’ll find that the Jamos sound much better than the Sonys and the latter will only serve to adversely affect the overall sound quality. You will have a problem if one pair naturally plays louder than the other, especially if the Sonys are the louder ones.
A “broader soundstage” can be accomplished merely by spreading the speakers further apart (within limits, of course), especially in your situation. Placing the L/R speakers right next to the TV is usually too close together to get a good soundstage. If you aren’t happy with the dual set up, just use the Jamos, even if you have to move them closer together from the corners.
As far as how to do hook them both up, it’s probably best to use an amplifier for the second pair. Not many receivers can handle two pairs of speakers per channel. If your receiver has RCA pre-outs for the L/R channels, all you need to do is send connect them to the second amp.
Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt
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