Add Extra Speaker Outputs To Receiver

This receiver meets my needs. I was able to use my 18 year old B&W subwoofer using the receiver's A speaker outputs to the sub woofer and the subwoofer speaker outputs to my Boston acoustics satellite speakers (would have been slightly easier with a subwoofer out). that left the B speaker outputs for another pair of speakers on my back porch. The only other wish would be for a zone two output (pre amp out) that works with all line in equipment including Phono and not just #4. Sound is great, simple to set up and simple to use. I would buy it again.

I went from a 5 speaker surround sound system to these speakers and they're much better. I love to getting rid of all my extra speakers wires and receiver and being able to Bluetooth to the speakers is great also.

I already had one of these, which worked great. Ordered a second one and a patch cord to put the two receiver outputs together into one into the camera. With both receivers mounted on cold shoe brackets on the camera, the mics work perfectly together and are audible through the headphone out jack on my Canon 5D Mk IV. No feedback, no level anomalies..... With great range and good tonality as well as clarity, work well indoors and out minimizing room acoustics and environmental noise. Beats shotgun mic setup hands down. What's not to like?

The AV Direct allowed me to use the center channel output from my Home Theater Receiver (speaker level) as the input to a Pro Monitor that I found used. My main speakers are Infinity Modulus with a ribbon-style (EMIT) tweeter. The only match I've found at reasonable cost is the Adam Pro series with their X-ART tweeters, but my Pioneer receiver doesn't offer pre-amp outputs. The AV Direct came to the rescue, allowing the amp inside the Adam Pro monitor to do its work. I matched levels by ear without difficulty.This solution is simple and certainly less costly than buying a 1k or so Home Theater Receiver with preamp outputs.

We add these to every laptop as extra storage.

I use this mixer to add to my DJ set-up. It's a powerful little mixer and very inexpensive. Has all the inputs and outputs I need and I believe it outputs a better/clearer sound than if I just used my controller alone.

This is a solid integrated amp. I have an RME ADI-2 DAC feeding the CD inputs with the amp set to its CD Direct mode for a straightforward analog signal path. I use the DAC's volume control and leave the Yamaha volume at about 12 o'clock for convenience, with suitable gain for my setup. Since the amp has A and B sets of speaker outputs, and my speakers have a bi-wiring option, I decided to separately feed the speaker's high and low frequency inputs from the amp's A and B outputs. Then, for initial testing of my wiring, I switched A-only or B-only on the amp, to confirm I would hear high-only or low-only sound. That showed my connections were as intended. Then I left the amp switched to feed both A and B. My wiring is nothing fancy, just Monoprice 14-gauge OFC, and this bi-wired hookup is similar to using a single, heavier gauge cable.

So nice sounding and extremely well made. Nothing extra and having the little outputs for consumer headphones is a plus when mixing. Love this thing!

I often do offsite recording and was looking for extra headphone outputs for my UAD Apollo Twin audio interface. This was perfect! Sounds great, built like tank and compact for travels and mobile recordings.

Add that little bit extra for wind noise when outside.