Hi guys. I'm trying to setup a home audio system but ran into a little problem today.
Backstory.
I've got all my music ripped to my computer which goes right into my HT receiver. The computer is ALWAYS on so all I need to hit is "Listen to Music" on my Harmony remote and I get my music coming from my front surrounds and sub. I also have a set of speakers hooked to my "b" speaker set on my receiver and these lead to my outside deck. Of course I can have both sets on, both off or any comb
ination of them on or off.
Now for today's problem.
I now come out of the "b" speaker outputs on my receiver into this unit.
From that distribution unit I am trying to run to some volume controls linked here.
Then I'm running to soem ceiling mounted speakers.
Here comes the problem.
If I run speaker set "a", the real front surrounds, then those work fine. When I select both speaker sets, speaker set A still works but "b" only comes from one side.
I can't remember right now what happens if only "b" is selected, but I believe both channels worked at that point. Then when you wanted both "a" and "b" on, then one side of speaker "b" went out while "a" was fine.
What am I missing here?
Backstory.
I've got all my music ripped to my computer which goes right into my HT receiver. The computer is ALWAYS on so all I need to hit is "Listen to Music" on my Harmony remote and I get my music coming from my front surrounds and sub. I also have a set of speakers hooked to my "b" speaker set on my receiver and these lead to my outside deck. Of course I can have both sets on, both off or any comb
ination of them on or off.
Now for today's problem.
I now come out of the "b" speaker outputs on my receiver into this unit.
From that distribution unit I am trying to run to some volume controls linked here.
Then I'm running to soem ceiling mounted speakers.
Here comes the problem.
If I run speaker set "a", the real front surrounds, then those work fine. When I select both speaker sets, speaker set A still works but "b" only comes from one side.
I can't remember right now what happens if only "b" is selected, but I believe both channels worked at that point. Then when you wanted both "a" and "b" on, then one side of speaker "b" went out while "a" was fine.
What am I missing here?