Long time lurker here at AVS forum; I can't count how many times I have used the information provided by members here. I'll get right to it.
We just purchased a home that has speakers (monitor audio) built in throughout the house. As far as I can tell everything is connects by an old Pioneer Elite (2006) receiver, also there is an amplifier connected some how as well. This receiver was programmed with multiple zones included a surround sound theater.
I haven't dared to move anything to see where the cables are run, I would like to remove the receiver (its finicky and we have a home theater being installed in the basement) and just have the speakers in the walls used for music throughout the house.
Are all the speakers likely connected to the amplifier?
If I wanted to utilize a sonos connect would this be as easy as just connecting the sonos to the amplifier?
There are about 12 speakers connected throughout the house. I guess I am just looking for some thoughts before I pull the equipment!
Thanks,
Jeff
We just purchased a home that has speakers (monitor audio) built in throughout the house. As far as I can tell everything is connects by an old Pioneer Elite (2006) receiver, also there is an amplifier connected some how as well. This receiver was programmed with multiple zones included a surround sound theater.
I haven't dared to move anything to see where the cables are run, I would like to remove the receiver (its finicky and we have a home theater being installed in the basement) and just have the speakers in the walls used for music throughout the house.
Are all the speakers likely connected to the amplifier?
If I wanted to utilize a sonos connect would this be as easy as just connecting the sonos to the amplifier?
There are about 12 speakers connected throughout the house. I guess I am just looking for some thoughts before I pull the equipment!
Thanks,
Jeff