Speakers A and B simultaneosly in different rooms


I would like to find the best way to run music simultaneously out of two sets of speakers on diffent sides of the house. What is the most effective method. Would it be to connect the amps/preamps of the the two sets (if so, how?), to use a common source with 2 outputs and run an individual line out to each amp, or to find an amp with A and B speakers, and run a long speaker wire to the next room.
Note the two sets wont be more than 20 feet apart.
Thank for the help.
dylano

Showing 1 response by avantgarde

Speaker boxes are ok, as stated, if your amp can drive both sets of speakers. Although running at least, and probably more than 20' of speaker wire, after splitting the signal through a junction box, with all of those extra termninal connections and the cheap wire inside the box....well, not for me.

You can get the same sonics as if you had a separate front end in the other room by running two long interconnects, balanced would be great, but 20' RCA's should be fine to a second amp(s) in the second room and then normal length speaker cables. If you don't have dual outputs on your pre, then even Y adapters on the output of the pre work fine, with liitle or slight sonic degredation. Although dual outputs on the pre is the way to go.