What is the advantage of having A/B speaker terminals, besides being able to swap between two sets of speakers (maybe for sound quality checks)? Is it beneficial to have two sets of speakers connected to the terminals and have both A and B speakers on at the same time? I know you can connect a powered sub high-level inputs to the B terminals, but what if I expanded my current bookshel/powered sub combo with floor standers, and had the 4 speakers on the terminals and the sub connected to the pre-outs, would this have a negative effect on imaging/soundstaging?
Ditto above, great for easy listening in the home, for parties etc. Being able to cut one off and the other on makes for a happier home at times in my house.
Speaker load may be a problem for the amp which could adversely affect it's performance. Read the fine print to make sure your amp can handle the speaker load you plan on giving it.
You must have a verified phone number and physical address in order to post in the Audiogon Forums. Please return to Audiogon.com and complete this step. If you have any questions please contact Support.