Connect home theatre into home distributed audio system (1 Viewer)

Hi there, time for another stupid question, I hope you all have some stupid answers! =)

I recently moved into my new home that I had wired for distributed audio. My intention is to drive the system with the front channels of my JVC home theatre reciever, but it only has one set of speaker outputs for the front channels. How can I best accomplish it?

The inputs to the distributed audio system are binding posts, and I had an A-B switch wired into the system so I can disable the output to the rest of the house if I want to watch a movie.

My home theatre is the JVC THE-100 HTIB system, the specs for which you can find on JVC's Canadian web page, just search for THE-100.

My distributed audio speakers are Phoenix Gold, but I can't remember the model off the top of my head.

If there's any other relevant info I haven't included, let me know and I'll respond.

Thanks!
Kevin

Sorry for the really long delay, it's been a bad week at work!

Here's the relevant info I was talking about in my original post. =) My distributed audio system is using Russound impedence matching volume controls, which is why I can power it with an amplified signal.

So, to reiterate, I've got my reciever connected to my front channels, but I also want to drive my distributed audio system from the front channels as well. Would I be crazy to hook it up in serial? e.g.

Reciever------->Distrib Head------->Front channel speakers
(Binding Posts)

I've got a little bookshelf model driving it right now, is that the way I'll have to keep it?

Regards,
Kevin

Thanks for your input Wayne! What would happen if the impedance across them is lower than my receiver is rated for?

Regards,
Kevin