My house has a set of 5.1 home theater speakers, and two pair of in-ceiling speakers: one pair in kitchen, one pair in master bedroom. I have a pioneer VSX-1016TXV receiver, which can take 7.1 home theater speakers. My problem is I want to connect those 3 sets of speakers to one receiver. What is the best way? I saw speaker selectors, but they are only for selecting multiple pairs of speakers. With one set of home theater, that makes the trouble. Any ideas? Thanks!
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One receiver and multiple sets of speakers?
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