Do I need a multi-zone amp or am I nuts?
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capecodder
Member
Don't you mean Whole Neighborhood Audio! 
Stan
Stan
Skibum
Senior Member
Back when I was a tad younger.....
I was using the same speaker setup WITHOUT the sub woofers.....listening to Steven Stills...REALLY LOUD....
All of a sudden I heard something that was distinctly NOT musical... I turned around, and the music had imploded one of my 4 foot sliding glass doors! All that was left was a pile of little pieces of glass, and a big hole to the outside....
100% truth.
I was using the same speaker setup WITHOUT the sub woofers.....listening to Steven Stills...REALLY LOUD....
All of a sudden I heard something that was distinctly NOT musical... I turned around, and the music had imploded one of my 4 foot sliding glass doors! All that was left was a pile of little pieces of glass, and a big hole to the outside....
100% truth.
BraveSirRobbin
Moderator
Pretty cool Ski.
I guess Stephen Stills = Resonant Frequency of Glass
(man, I still have to go over and check your site out, been busy lately)
BSR
I guess Stephen Stills = Resonant Frequency of Glass
(man, I still have to go over and check your site out, been busy lately)
BSR
jwilson56
Senior Member
Well I doubt my setup draws to much juice as each zone is shut off and on when needed. I use the Den zone the most and my wife uses the Kitchen zone also. I have had it for a couple years and it has really worked out. The added advantage is that each zone also has its own tuner so you can multiple sound sources in each zone. Can't beat it for $60 a zone for 200 watts RMS with independent power/mute/volume/bass/treble/tuners for each zone.
John
John
