It has been eons since I've thought about stereo systems. The left B speaker output stopped working on our vintage Onkyo TX-830 (58 watts) receiver. This brings up questions on whether it's an easy fix, distribute from the A speakers, replace in kind or get up to speed on current technology?
The B speaker outputs fed to an el cheapo 4-speaker distribution box throughout the house via old 'lamp chord wiring'. Are there basic distribution options to send to 3 or 4 speakers as a plug and play solution from the A speakers output?
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01-24-2016, 01:52 PM #1
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