Kn1186
Novice Member
Hi
I'm hoping that someone could help me with a wiring problem to stereo amplifier (apologies if this is in the wrong forum, I'm a newbie! ).
I have purchased two sets of in ceiling speakers - polk rc80i 100w and yamaha ns-ic600 . Both are 8 ohms speakers.
I have an open plan living room, and was hoping to have one set in the living room, and one set in the dining room. However I was hoping that I could connect both to a single stereo amplifier, which could allow me to play one or the other, but also both sets at the same time.
I was looking into this stereo amplifier from yamaha
Would this amplifier work for this set up? If not, could you help to recommend a better set up or another amplifier please? I am looking to play music through Spotify via a Bluetooth connection.
I will be installing the wires into the wall, and was thinking this would suffice - would these wires be suitable?
Thanks
I'm hoping that someone could help me with a wiring problem to stereo amplifier (apologies if this is in the wrong forum, I'm a newbie! ).
I have purchased two sets of in ceiling speakers - polk rc80i 100w and yamaha ns-ic600 . Both are 8 ohms speakers.
I have an open plan living room, and was hoping to have one set in the living room, and one set in the dining room. However I was hoping that I could connect both to a single stereo amplifier, which could allow me to play one or the other, but also both sets at the same time.
I was looking into this stereo amplifier from yamaha
Yamaha RS202D (Black)
Richer Sounds exclusive model. Fantastic bundle offers also available hereFeaturing built-in Bluetooth plus a DAB radio, the Yamaha RS202D stereo receiver can handle all your music needs.
www.richersounds.com
Would this amplifier work for this set up? If not, could you help to recommend a better set up or another amplifier please? I am looking to play music through Spotify via a Bluetooth connection.
I will be installing the wires into the wall, and was thinking this would suffice - would these wires be suitable?
Thanks
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