can i play all 6 speakers at the same time ??
2024364
Yes you can and without losing wattage being split up so dont have to turn up the volume to hear
2024365
Pyle's speaker selector allows up to 6 separate speaker pairs to be hooked up to your stereo system. Handles 100 watts per channel. The PSS6 is especially convenient if you have speaker sets in different rooms and want to turn them off independently. You can enjoy the convenience and flexibility of listening to multiple speaker pairs simultaneously.Specifications: * Power handling: 50 watt RMS/ch, 100 watt max/ch * Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz * Channel separation: 80 dB * Dimensions: 9.05" W x 1.85" H x 5.90" D.
2024366
yes, usually you have the speakers in different areas of the house so this works really well.
2024367
Maybe. The more speakers that you connect the lower their effective impedance as seen by the amplifier. And the lower the effective impedance the higher the current that the amplifier must generate in order to drive the speakers to a specific listening level without distortion. Most speakers, particularly the less costly ones, have a nominal 8 ohm impedance. So if you are driving one set of such speakers the amplifier will be seeing an 8 ohm load. But if your amplifier is driving 2 sets of such speakers the amplifier will be seeing 1/(1/8 + 1/8) = a 4 ohm load; if your amplifier is driving 3 sets of such speakers the amplifier will be seeing a 1/(1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8) = 2.7 ohm load, etc. With 6 speakers your amplifier will be seeing a 1.3 ohm load. And this would be a nominal and typically maximum load; in practice the load fluctuates depending on frequency and is effectively lower for short periods of time. Some amplifiers are designed to drive such low loads but many are not. If you try to do that with such a low current amplifier for a long period of time you will burn up the amplifier. That is why speaker selectors like this one have a protection button which basically adds a resistance in series with the speakers in order to increase the impedance seen by the amplifier. This will reduce the overall efficiency and you will notice that you have to increase the volume to get the same amount of sound as with the protection button off. So, if your amplifier has a sufficient current capability to drive those 6 speakers to your desired listening levels, great. If it doesn't, and if the listening level is too low for your tastes with the protection button on, you will need to either settle for lower volume or get a more powerful amplifier.
719687
Yes. I have five Sony SANS500 in five different rooms and I can play to all five at the same time. Please note, that all the speakers must be on the same wifi network.
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?
906372
I only have two speakers and two sending units. I can use two sources by setting the sending units to different channels. I don't see why you couldn't use 4 or more speakers with one sending unit. Just set the speakers so that either 2 are "left" and 2 "right" or you could set all four to mono or any combination. Turn the source- sending unit on and set its channel. Then go to each speaker and press auto scan. Each speaker should find the sender.
419055
That would depend on the source. Each speaker can only sync to one device. I am using a Synology NAS box as the source and it will allow me to simultaneiusly play to 3 different Bluetooth devices but they are independent playlists and not synchronized to each other.
222691
Hey Gustavo, To use the 5 speakers instead of only two, you have to press the "PRO" button on the remote. I'm not sure how to do it without the remote.
1823371
If you mean use for example, an iPad to play music on both speaker sets at the same time, no. They will be on different frequencies and the source can only connect to one thing at a time.
468001
If you have MAC, you can set up several of Z2s and play multiple in multiple rooms via airplay thru iTune. Check out this link. http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202106
1038472
Yes, but no. This unit takes the signal from your source (receiver) and let's you send that signal to 6 sets of speakers.
1468330
actually it is recommended that if you listen to multi-channel music, or like to listen to stereo music through all 5 (7, 9 whatever) speakers, then your speakers all need to match tonally. Optimally they should all be the same speaker. The hardcore will oftentimes rock 4 Floorstanders (2 fronts and 2 surrounds) with a matching Center.
936376
You can pair multiple speakers but I believe the source will only play one speaker at a time. But I will say that I had to return this speaker as it kept shutting itself on and off. Seller was great about the return. Just a faulty product.
2158278
You can connect more that one device (up to 6) but you cannot play more than 1 at the same time. You tube has videos that explain more thoroughly. Do a search for "How to pair and connect the Bose Soundlink Mini Bluetooth" (I used Google).
924357
Yes you can. I just set mine up this weekend and it works fine. There's a nice setup program that helps you do this where you can specify the number of speakers in your room.
1087436
Without trying, I have no clue. However, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to create a mixer? For the price of 5 of these, you could get a decent mixer. Otherwise, even if you could essentially create 10 different outputs, I'm not sure there are any programs out there that would be designed to see 10 different audio sources. I could be mistaken. Regardless, I'm willing to bet there''s something out there that can already do what you need it to do, instead of piling up a bunch of external sound cards.
1677837
I would think not. I would imagine that the output on your device is not capable of handling more than one. Also I think you would have to think about the impedence of the speakers combined.
1447826
No, A/B & A or B combination switch is not is not adequate for a 5 speaker set up. You need a speaker control (switchable) that gives you the option of A/B/C/D. You can engage one at a time or all 4 at once. Each individual terminal will allow you to connect 2 speakers to each channel. If you have a hi powered system be sure to purchase a high power rated speaker controller. Most decent ones are rated to at least 100 w/ RMS.
891761
I'm wondering the same. In your case though, since you've already got 6 Sonos devices, wouldn't it be best to get a playbar/woofer setup instead so that you can fwd it to all of your speakers?