can I power 5 different rooms each with its own volume controller?
1337443
Yes. You would need a volume control knob between the amp and the speaker. There is a Gain potentiometer that you can set, but I use an Airport Express as an input for each zone so you can control the volume from your iPhone/iPad/etc. The amp doesn't have a built-in remote volume feature just because it's unnecessary.
1337444
Yes. However the position on the rear of the unit and their small size makes them better suited for initial trim and adjustments rather than constant altering. I controlled 6 rooms with mine and the volume was always handled from the smartphone that was AirPlaying to that room.
1337445
Yes. It has six "zones," so unless you're bridging some of the zones you're good to go. I've got four Raspberry Pis for four different zones, fed by Logitech Media Server on a "MyCloud" device. Haven't tried syncing the output to multiple zones simultaneously yet.
1489966
It should. I am running 6 pairs of speakers wired in parallel (3) each zone of the amp, A & B. Each room has its own volume/ on off impedence matching control so I can only use the speakers in the room I want. I do have issues with the amp cutting out when the volume level is set too high (above level 40) but not an issue as I control the volume individually in the rooms anyways. Still very loud, just have to balance the load properly. I first bought the amp to work with a cheaper 6 zone switch but I burnt that switch out. I belive my impedence controlling room controls were causing issues and it overheated.
1897964
You could. However, probably not enough wattage to power additional speakers.
1473396
The switch does not have amplification so you can't control the volume with it. From memory I think you can have two sources plugged into it (ie amplifiers). What you are suggesting is not as simple as it seems, good luck
1090454
Yes. Each sound can be set separately and will sound as long as you need/want.
1253914
You don't. This is not an amplifier per say. It will even out the volume to a number of speakers especially if there is a long run to another room but it is not an amplifier. Basically it is a switch that allows you turn on or off multiple speakers. It does what it's supposed to do Very well.
2270705
you can, if they are all the same bulbs. if you have 10 of these bulbs in 4 different rooms you can group them by room so you only control the bulbs you want at one time.
1598441
yes..all inputs have a separate volume control and there is master control.
794717
Yes you can - There are buttons for 4 sets of speakers A,B,C and D - I have the unit connected to my inside speakers (A) and my deck speakers(D) ... usually I have both A and D selected ... but if we're just on the deck I select just D and if we're inside I just select A - this is a really solid unit and I'm more than pleased - and believe it or not I don't like Radio Shack ... Go for it. And by the way there is no noticeable loss of power when both selected - but if there was I'djust turn the volume up.
658589
Yes you can. You could create a scene on your remote or controller that can control many units of any kind at the same time.
2269958
Hi, yes you can this controller gives you the option to have multiple power heads but it is up to you how many you want to connect. Just going a little bit further from the question, the idea is to have at least 2 without you having to turn them on and off.
1915671
Yes you can. You can have 1 speaker in each room for a mono set up. What's important is you don't parallel 2 speakers on a single output as this will drop your impedance & may damage your speakers when you crank up the volume.
468001
If you have MAC, you can set up several of Z2s and play multiple in multiple rooms via airplay thru iTune. Check out this link. http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202106
393081
Yes. They can be in two different spaces in the room, or in separate rooms. However, you would need a separate control for each.
1907957
Yes you can power each device separately - provided each device has remote capabilities for power control. In fact, you program each device first, then create activities to program multiple devices in the sequence you want.
934325
No. Each device is independently controlled. This allows the user the set each unit to the particular needs of each ear.
1398164
You could hook up 4 speakers up to the four switches!push 1 for one speaker.hope that was helpful