When using it as a receiver, does it continue to play music or does it only push the music to the other speakers?
468302
It only functions as a (Bluetooth) receiver. Cannot be used to connect to or transmit other speakers.
543246
No. This hooks into the back of your receiver. The speakers hook into the speaker outputs.
1761600
You can hook multiple speakers, but you won't get all the music from them. The amp is mono meaning it plays only one channel of music. Stereo music has two channels (at least) and needs both playing to sound "correct" This is not the right amp for that setup.
2016083
Its ALL linear. In other words, if you like most of us keep your music in folders, this speaker can only play one folder and NOT go to the next. You would have to put all of your music on one root directory and just keep hitting the &gt;&gt;&gt; button till it advances or .......just let it play linear. Its very primitive but the price for what it does do right is right!
1797225
I can connect to this bluetooth device to play music from my phone to an external stereo/speaker. But I cannot connect to another bluetooth receiver without ending the connection to the first.
794719
The selector allows for two sets of speakers to be selected at the same time; however, you will want to check the owner's manual of your receiver and/or the selector to make sure that the impedance is correct for your speakers. If not, you risk blowing speakers and/or damaging your receiver. This selector is not powered and does not have the ability to amplify the speaker signal to multiple speakers, it is only a selector switch.
1253914
You don't. This is not an amplifier per say. It will even out the volume to a number of speakers especially if there is a long run to another room but it is not an amplifier. Basically it is a switch that allows you turn on or off multiple speakers. It does what it's supposed to do Very well.
735727
I do not use that feature. I have tried the USB feature on several devices didn't like the lack of options so I only use mp3 players. Not having a choice of play lists and shuffle is not an option for me. As for the unit being a POS as suggested by another poster I haven't had a problem with it. It's a cheap no frills amplifier, it plays stereo. I have a high end receiver for other applications but in my shop this is perfect. It's been on for months and plays music 12 hrs a day.
1564737
No, you must have a separate amp/receiver. This allows you to select separate sets of speakers to play. The amp/receiver will attach to the selector and the speaker sets will hook up to the selector
1617643
I figured out that I cannot configure my receiver to play music in 3 different rooms. With 2 rooms, I can configure it to play the same sound as well as different sounds simultaneously. Only catch is that when configured to play 2 sounds I cannot control volume in the second zone.ps: Wby sound(s) I mean sound sources
1835231
It has 5 seperate inputs but you are not required to use all of them. It will operate using just 1 center channel if your receiver only outputs 1 channel.
375087
If you plug it into your tv, the sound only goes to the headphones. If you plug it into your satellite receiver it plays through your surround sound speakers and head phones
378675
My answer is the same as the rest. It has one input and 4 outputs...for speakers. If you want to rig 4 receivers, for a sound show or something, use a soundboard.
1254129
This is a two channel receiver. Really great if you want to listen to music but it's old school stereo not surround sound. There is an A channel with two speakers and an option of a B channel with two. I use the B to play music in another room. You can hook up a sub woofer as well.
1212318
Thanks for the question. This 4 zone speaker selector actually has only 1 input. The output is to connect to another selector and then there are the outputs to the 4 sets of speakers. There are models that have 2 inputs so you can play two different sources at the same time in different rooms. Contact AV-Express for more information.
1851034
I use it between my guitar (either a Taylor T-5 or a Taylor GA-214ce - they both sound really piezo-shrill without it) and a non-powered mixer (either a Behringer or an old Macke 8 channel) which sends to either a pair of powered speakers (Kustom 50 watt) or a power amp (300w Crown) that pushes a larger pair of speakers (JBL 112s). I also use it between my guitar and my acoustic guitar amp. I don't think it will push a powered speaker, but I never thought to try it.
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.