hooking two av to one zone box

[redd454]

i have a yamaha rx-v2095 hooking to 6 place volume controled two amp. capable osd zone box, in a very large room, there will be 6 pair of loud speakers from zone box, now, should i run 3 pairs from amp a. 3 pairs from amp. b? or is the rx-v2095 capable of doing all 6 pair, none of wich will be played really loud, and if i come out of rear effect amp. on same receiver, wich will work for amp. b, will i get effect sound? for i do not like it, only wish to have stereo sound, i thought about using 6 amp's instead of zone box, as i have them, but it would take up alot of space, and i think the mixer/zone box should work, just getting ready too hook up, thought i would, ask. never hurt's

 

[everettT]

You cant run off A and B. You would need to run everything off A. So yamaha SPEAKER A to osd, osd to speakers. The yamaha should be able to power all of them at low to mid levels and the osd should have protection to prevent damage

 

[redd454]

You cant run off A and B. You would need to run everything off A. So yamaha SPEAKER A to osd, osd to speakers. The yamaha should be able to power all of them at low to mid levels and the osd should have protection to prevent damage

 

[redd454]

thanks, good to know one will do it, however, this osd has b amp. input from b amp, and you can select on box wich amp you want to use, on what set of speakers, i thought about patching rca rear amp out, to tape in on another yamaha i have, then hooking it to b. in on zone box , and using other three pairs there, as yamaha manual sugg. one can power another amp. from center out, pre outs, or front, mainly to increase output, but i don't need additional output, but thanks again, just needed to know, don't want any overload problems,thanks again, here we go

 

[everettT]

When I'd have to check the manual if you can link the OSD model number. Typically AnB will cause the amp to see a halved impedance.

 

[redd454]

ok thanks, one amp. it is