Re: [Off Topic] Headphone Socket

[Kevin Hawkins <yahoogroupskh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You could probably do this by getting at the wiring attached to the
headphone jack (inside the chassis) .. to attach the RF transmitter.
You could then retain a mute when inserted operation using a dummy
headphone jack.   It's probably not a good idea to attach to speaker
outputs as they will expect a much lower impedance  (4 or 8 ohms) and
also potentially deliver quite a bit of power which might damage the RF
transmitter.  I assume the transmitter is intended for headphone (not
speaker) connection ?


K

On 28/05/2013 12:20, Rob Iles wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I have some wireless headphones, for late night listening. Nothing
special,
> just a RF transmitter that plugs into headphone socket on the Amp.
>
> When the jack is connected, the amp disconnects the speakers - which
is
> usually desirable. However, I'd like to leave the transmitter
permanently
> connected. Can I (with some cable work) connect the transmitter to a
> (spare/"2nd Zone") speaker output on the Amp, or is there a
big impedance /
> other mismatch that would make this a very very bad idea?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rob
>
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