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Multi-Zone feature on receivers and pre/pro. Worth it???

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Curtis_Edwards, Aug 2, 2001.

  1. Message #1 of 4 Aug 2, 2001
    Curtis_Edwards

    Curtis_Edwards Stunt Coordinator

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    I am curious, there are more and more receivers and pre/pros out there that are claiming 2,3 and sometimes even 4 independent zones for 2 channel stuff, how many people are really using the multi-zone feature?
    What are your thoughts for or against?
    How is set up?
    Thanks.
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    erikk

    erikk Stunt Coordinator

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    Owned 5 receivers/pre-amps with the feature never once used it.
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    Dan Da Silva

    Dan Da Silva Stunt Coordinator

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    Hey Curtis I have a Sony DB940 reciever and it has the multi zone feature in it and I love it. when I first got it I figured I wouldn't use it but now I do all the time. Say if I'm playing my playstation 2 through the reciever and I don't want to listen to the games audio I just flip on the second zone and listen to the radio while I play. Great feature. [​IMG]
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    John Fieldstadt

    John Fieldstadt Stunt Coordinator

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    I also have the DB940 and I love having the second zone feature during the summer. I can load up the CD changer and entertain the wife and kids all afternoon by the pool while I enjoy a ballgame or movie with my system going full blast inside. Prior to getting the DB940 I was stuck listening to the crappie TV speakers while they listened to music by the pool. It definitely improve my summer afternoons!
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