Dont do it, as Kal said a switch is best bet.
Two separate systems one set of front speakers ?
I think I know the answer to this but maybe i don’t so seeking guidance …
I am currently running a marantz sr18 receiver and oldie but still a very good HT amp. I am running the pre out for the front to a gryphon amp to drive the front speakers - b&w 801 s3 speakers.
This had been a good setup but the line out on the marantz front pre seems to be low – which has just start to annoy me over the past 6 months - even after maxing everything out in the front channels set up - the Gryphon for straight 2 channel is at 9 for audio but for home theater around 2. I am looking for options going forward and was wondering if i took the marantz front channels and feed a separate speaker line to my speakers for Home theater and had two speaker lines (only ever have one going) one on spades and one on banana plugs - would this have any effect on the sound of my system – I am expecting not but I am seeking guidance.
Thanks Gareth
I am currently running a marantz sr18 receiver and oldie but still a very good HT amp. I am running the pre out for the front to a gryphon amp to drive the front speakers - b&w 801 s3 speakers.
This had been a good setup but the line out on the marantz front pre seems to be low – which has just start to annoy me over the past 6 months - even after maxing everything out in the front channels set up - the Gryphon for straight 2 channel is at 9 for audio but for home theater around 2. I am looking for options going forward and was wondering if i took the marantz front channels and feed a separate speaker line to my speakers for Home theater and had two speaker lines (only ever have one going) one on spades and one on banana plugs - would this have any effect on the sound of my system – I am expecting not but I am seeking guidance.
Thanks Gareth
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