The best way to do it is to go out of the tape outputs on the back of one of the amps into the aux input on the other one. Then you can play whatever is connected to the amp. The cable length should'nt be a problem. You can't really split the phono signal because it is too small.
Splitting turntable signal
Hi, here's what I am trying to achieve, please let me know if this is feasible at all.
I have a Rotel RP900 and Rega arm turntable, which goes into a Parasound P-100 amplifier. After this amplifier I would like to split the signal so that it goes to two different amplifiers in separate rooms:
(1) can this be done and what kind of splitter would I need? Assuming that I would not need both systems to be on at the same time, should I look into a switch rather than a splitter?
(2) what are the maximum recommended lengths after the amplifier (assuming this split which should be roughly...-3 dB?) that I could run?
Thanks a lot for all the help!
I have a Rotel RP900 and Rega arm turntable, which goes into a Parasound P-100 amplifier. After this amplifier I would like to split the signal so that it goes to two different amplifiers in separate rooms:
(1) can this be done and what kind of splitter would I need? Assuming that I would not need both systems to be on at the same time, should I look into a switch rather than a splitter?
(2) what are the maximum recommended lengths after the amplifier (assuming this split which should be roughly...-3 dB?) that I could run?
Thanks a lot for all the help!