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Re: Question about amplifiers in shed



Hello christopher,

Saturday, August 20, 2005, 7:27:26 PM, you wrote:

cp> Hi,

cp> I have run a pair of speaker wires from our whole house audio setup
out=
to
cp> my shed. I was wondering if it was possible to re-amplify the signal
in=
the
cp> shed ready for use in the garden ? I have never seen this done and
have=
no
cp> idea if its possible - is it simply a matter of wiring them into a
chea=
po
cp> stereo amp ?

cp> Chris

Assuming that you are feeding speaker level outputs to your shed you
could just feed the outdoor speakers in parallel, making sure that the
total parallel load is suitable for the amplifier. If you want to use
another amplifier you would need to attenuate the speaker level feeds
to line level - speaker signals will be of the order of 10V line
inputs are usually about 0.2V. The quality won't be perfect, but
that's probably not a problem for garden speakers.


Bill                            mailto:bill-taylor@xxxxxxx




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