Can I get the triple zone with 3- 18,000 head units. I want to use 2 and keep the third for a spare. I also have a single 18,000.
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No. You could use a 4 zone and attach 2 x 018 plus one 12K unit to it Max, Total 3 units, leave 4th circuit empty.
1835729
I don't think that can be answered. The specs don't include the frequency. I assume all would be the same, so no, you couldn't run two together. I'd suggest getting one of these and one of something else, but they might still be on the same frequency. Sorry, but I don't think anyone but the seller could help.
1336004
They do provide an extra 10, or so. And they do have 4 sides so, in effect, you have 4 sets +. Byrd also sells full sets so you could stock some extra. BTW, this head is unbelievable. I just installed one about 3 weeks ago.
1253201
Yes, three (3) "AA" per radio. Read a previous answer that stated no. Looked in manual before answering this. Unequivocally, yes you may.
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Hi Marty, You can only input 2 tracks at a time.. If you can record your band with 2 mikes.. then you burn to CD.. or if you have another mixer for more mikes and connect to 2 inputs of the 03 this would work well. You have 8 tracks on the 03 but can record only 2 at a time.. so mixer -- to 03 --- then burn Cd with 03 would work well.. 8 track mixers are not expensive, some under around 100$.. paul
31133
You can run zone 1 and 2 at the same time. It's a 9,2 receiver so I guess nine speakers. Two subwoofers and two zone 2 speakers at the maximum. But many other options would be possible.
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Personally im using dedicated receiver for my speakers outdoors with a Zone 3 line ran to it. I am using a dedicated receiver for the purpose of the "A" & "B" so that i can control two separate zones in my yard. Ex. Zone "A" is around the pool and Zone "B" is the BBQ lounging area and when we are having a party Zone's "A" and "B" at the same time. But these speakers do need a dedicated amp to run them but any amp with a minimum of at least 100 watts per channel will be ok. but it really comes down to how much you want to spend. Check out "Sony STRDH130 2 Channel Stereo Receiver" or even some cheap Pyle stereo amps here on amazon. Personally im using dedicated receiver for my speakers outdoors with a Zone 3 line ran to it. I am using a dedicated receiver for the purpose of the "A" & "B" so that i can control two separate zones in my yard. Ex. Zone "A" is around the pool and Zone "B" is the BBQ lounging area and when we are having a party Zone's "A" and "B" at the same time. But these speakers do need a dedicated amp to run them but any amp with a minimum of at least 100 watts per channel will be ok. but it really comes down to how much you want to spend.... » Read More Personally im using dedicated receiver for my speakers outdoors with a Zone 3 line ran to it. I am using a dedicated receiver for the purpose of the "A" & "B" so that i can control two separate zones in my yard. Ex. Zone "A" is around the pool and Zone "B" is the BBQ lounging area and when we are having a party Zone's "A" and "B" at the same time. But these speakers do need a dedicated amp to run them but any amp with a minimum of at least 100 watts per channel will be ok. but it really comes down to how much you want to spend. Check out "Sony STRDH130 2 Channel Stereo Receiver" or even some cheap Pyle stereo amps here on amazon. « Show Less
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Yes you can. Just watch out that their services on warrenties are super bad. Ive been waiting more than a year for my replacement unit. I just bough anouther one just to play. I would rather look at one of the other makes.
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You can have up to four sources connected to this system, but you can only utilize one source per zone. All four zones can access the same source or any of the other connected sources. One way to accomplish what you are trying to do is to install two zone controllers in the same location, on for computer and one for your mic. With this configuration each controller will require it's own set of speakers.
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Yes, you can add additional receivers and it doesn't sound like there's a limit (the only constraint is making sure all the receivers are within the 1,000' range.) To verify, I called STI directly and talked to their support tech. The part # for the additional receiver is: STI-34104 (which can also be found here on Amazon) :)
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If you wanted to run all 3 at the same time off this unit it probably won't work, but if you understand your constraints and only operate 1 at a time you shouldn't have a problem. It may take you a few days to tune in your settings, so be prepared for that. Once you establish your settings you will be golden.
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I'm looking for an answer on this, too. I need 6 total but I think only having 2 CO units would be fine. I'd prefer to save the cost of buying them all with CO detection. Did you get an answer, Bob?
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I am not sure but would suggest just calling Honeywell and run that by them. I do not think it would, but I have one of each of these in two different homes and it is great. I would highly recommend but not sure about multiple zone question. It is very user friendly one set up.
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there are no additional zone inputs, you can select the 6 and 7th channel as a 2nd zone amp 2 channel but this is not a multi room receiver,you don't "input" you output additional zones, you need a receiver or multi zone amplifier that will power a pair of speakers in the 3 rooms in your homeother marantz models can do this. and there are many multi zone systems out there as well
1499051
It would be even better to use three. I had three on a 80 which is the same length of a 55.
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I have this unit for a few years, and I am very happy with it. It is not a dual zone system. Only one indoor unit.
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Hi Richy This is a "double" din head unit. Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.