In Reply to: 5.1 questions.. posted by cloudwalker on January 27, 2016 at 10:15:18:
If you send 2 channel audio to a 5.1 channel receiver that has the ability to synthesize the 2 channels to 5.1 then you will get music from all your speakers, otherwise you will just get 2 channel music from the front speakers.
A 5.1 receiver has 5 channels of amplification (2 channels for the front speakers, 1 channel for the center speaker and 2 channels for the rear speakers) and a line-out (or LFE) output for a powered subwoofer.
If your receiver has speaker outputs for A and B (A/B) these outputs share the same 2 channel amplifier. In a 5.1 channel receiver it will be the front 2 channels. If you select either A or B you will get music only from the speakers that are hooked up to either A or B. If your receiver also has an A+B option then the amplifier output will be split between both A and B outputs and you will get music from both pairs of speakers. Read you manual for speaker impedance requirements when using the A+B option.
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- RE: 5.1 questions.. - mrdavis842 10:28:33 02/06/16 (3)
- thank you...but - cloudwalker 10:47:30 02/06/16 (2)
- RE: thank you...but - mrdavis842 11:40:05 02/06/16 (1)
- thank you - cloudwalker 12:04:09 02/06/16 (0)