[jay_galway]

Hi I have a Yamaha DSP-AX757SE and I have a slight problem I need to solved, I want to basically have setup in two different rooms sets of speakers.


In the one room I want a 5.1 setup of speakers, and in the other I want a stereo setup. With these speakers attached to my amp. They will recieve the sound from a single optical source that will go into the AMP.


What ideally I want is to be able to have both on at the same time, however this is probably not possible, but I would settle for being able to switch between the two using the AMP.


Is this possible, or do I need to do something else?

 

[axs]



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Originally Posted by jay_galway /forum/post/0


Hi I have a Yamaha DSP-AX757SE and I have a slight problem I need to solved, I want to basically have setup in two different rooms sets of speakers.


In the one room I want a 5.1 setup of speakers, and in the other I want a stereo setup. With these speakers attached to my amp. They will recieve the sound from a single optical source that will go into the AMP.


What ideally I want is to be able to have both on at the same time, however this is probably not possible, but I would settle for being able to switch between the two using the AMP.


Is this possible, or do I need to do something else?

Yamaha DSP-AX757SE does not have multi zone capability (RX-V757 has it), so IMO, your only option is using B speaker terminal at the back of the receiver. This way you will be able to play either A speakers (main room with 5.1 or 7.1 setup) or A+B speakers or only B speakers. Only thing you will not be able to do with this type of setup is - play 2 different sources at the same time in 2 zones.

 

[jay_galway]



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Originally Posted by axs /forum/post/0


Yamaha DSP-AX757SE does not have multi zone capability (RX-V757 has it), so IMO, your only option is using B speaker terminal at the back of the receiver. This way you will be able to play either A speakers (main room with 5.1 or 7.1 setup) or A+B speakers or only B speakers. Only thing you will not be able to do with this type of setup is - play 2 different sources at the same time in 2 zones.

Thanks for the information so, let me get this straight I can do the following:


Either have speakers A or B on, so if speakers A were in the living room, I could have just those on. Or if I wanted I could turn the B speakers on in another room say the bedroom.


Or if I wanted to I could have both A and B on at the same time from the one sound source? So in effect I could have the same music play in both rooms at the same time?


Thanks again.

 

[axs]



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Originally Posted by jay_galway /forum/post/0


Thanks for the information so, let me get this straight I can do the following:


Either have speakers A or B on, so if speakers A were in the living room, I could have just those on. Or if I wanted I could turn the B speakers on in another room say the bedroom.


Or if I wanted to I could have both A and B on at the same time from the one sound source? So in effect I could have the same music play in both rooms at the same time?


Thanks again.

That's correct. You should be able to select A/B or A+B speakers from the remote.