Can I run single speaker configuration? I mean, split the pair to single speaker in two different rooms? I have amplifier able to bridge pair to single mono speak. (My setup is 12 Multizone audio amplifier) Thanks again for your previous help and I...
1915671
Yes you can. You can have 1 speaker in each room for a mono set up. What's important is you don't parallel 2 speakers on a single output as this will drop your impedance & may damage your speakers when you crank up the volume.
1118869
As Mark already mentioned, it is a bit of creative counting. 1 - 6 are mono inputs. The next 4 inputs are 'double' and can take individual input signals but the pairs share a single level control. To individually control them, you'd need to use both hands and PAN while you slide the main level for the pair of channels. Then similarly, the two Aux 1 & 2 are stereo too and similarly do not have separate controls and are therefore only marginally useful as individual distinct inputs.
77407
I use mono since it is just one speaker. You can use it in stereo. There are three inputs, one can be 1/4 guitar cable or a mic cable. If I connect to our PA system I run one to the Behringer and one to our PA. This is a pretty good little amp.
278199
No....I paid About $220 x2 for a pair. My original thought was it was a pair but no, the cost is per speaker not a pair....The speakers though....The set a pair of these for under $450 is well worth it....these speakers can handle anything you can throw at them....everything you can push on them.....The speakers were just great....they sound great at low or high range in terms of power and volume....I wish the price was for the pair but I found out that it was just one, so for a pair you are looking at $420-450-ish for a pair. Well worth the pricetag though. They can handle large and small venues and indoor or outdoor....I run mine on a QSA X3 amp that I run mine off of...work great....
894945
only one at a time both ways. Each time you use this speaker, you have to go to Bluetooth in the settings section of the device and then click on the device to match the speaker to the device. I also thought I could use 2 speakers with one device and that does not work either. One at a time.
1845990
Assuming your 2 speakers in each zone are in stereo, no. For 6 zones, you would need 12 channels (2x6), and this amp is only an 8 channel amp. If however you only had four zones, yes--this amplifier has individual inputs for each 8 channels but keep in mind that is does not provide switching so whatever device (input) is plugged into that 'zone' will be the one played--you can not switch inputs without plugging and unplugging cables in the back. If you wanted easy switching, you would need a seperate pre-amp/switcher kind of device to do that. (And to clarify for others, you can also plug in stereo inputs and the amp can internally cascade the same signal throughout all 8 channels (in stereo x4).
790448
No you can not connect multiple and unless you hooked up the transmitter to front channel speaker outputs, that would make no sense to have multiple surrounds in various rooms. and lets say u did find a way to connect multiple fx to one transmitter and ran it from front channel outs, the fx is not designed (driver freq. response, placement, etc.) to be used as a proper front channel. i believe this is what you had wanted to do, right?
1803625
Yes you can use various speaker setups including only two. Either from the built in menus that display on your tv. Or over your home computer network via your web browser. Both methods give many options as you can see in the pic linked below. http://tysoes.com/amazon/DENON_Speaker.png
1525415
I am not familiar and don't use Bridge Mode. There is a Stereo/Bridge Mode selector on the back of the unit. Bridge Mode is covered in the manual which reads "Stereo/Bridge Mode Selector lets you select ... BRIDGED input mode to provide over 160 watts RMS mono output. For mono application use only the R+ AND L- of speaker A channel output."
1246843
Naa. That won't happen. You can only connect to one speaker at a time, and if you want to use two of them, you will have to connect it using wires.
499274
I have connected two speakers to one base (either both monaural or one left and one right- setting on speaker). I have also set up two bases- one on TV for ball games and one on music from PC. To do this, each base should be on a different channel (setting is on base unit 1,2,or3). The speakers can still be set as before (mono or left and right). You can have both base units plugged in and sending or either separately. On each speaker is a scan button; each time you push it the speaker will switch from one base to the other. You can switch one or both speakers to same or different base.
603892
Since I do not know what your specific situation is regarding the sale of the speaker(s), I can't answer your question. On the other hand, the picture of two Orb speakers to the left of your question leads me to believe that the seller is probably selling a pair, not just one. Even so, please check your original information, which should tell you what you are trying to find out. Rarely does someone sell a single speaker without mentioning that it is to be used as a center-channel speaker or is a single speaker. Check out your details. Sorry I couldn't help you.
595903
Are you running two or four speakers? If you are running 2 speakers then a 2 channel amp will work and a 4 channel with 4 speakers. You can also bridge with a 4 channel amp with these speakers as well. Get you a 4 channel amp with at least 50 watts RMS to run these bad boys. These speakers rock!
1681984
Sure, but it all depends on your speaker, not the unit you're amplifying it through. If your single speaker has a left and right channel input, then you're set. If it's a mono speaker with one input, you can only plug the speaker into one side (right or left). In that case, you'll have to mix the signal before it gets to the amplifier by using a stereo to mono adapter for your original playing device that is being amplified.
966080
These monitors will certainly work independent of one another. If the entire project is in mono, (and finalized in mono), I don't see a problem using only one. But if you are doing voice over any stereo tracks, you might want to consider monitoring in stereo. The monitors themselves sound great.
1293554
1 works perfect for me. I only use to refrence in mono and check balances and main vocal. I don't see myself ever needing the pair. But do make sure you have a good pair of mains and some room treatment.
2138149
If you are talking about two different sound sources feeding into one set of speakers, I don't know about that. If you have two rooms, both with a set of stereo speakers that you want to wire for sound, but only have one stereo source, this device, properly installed, will allow both rooms to be on simultaneously, or either room on alone. And it works great.