Say a guy had a single speaker in the bathroom (its small) and not a 2 channel L+R single stereo speaker. So I have a mixer that I will se to mix the L+R channels to a mono output on the mixer as it also has built in amp. So I will be using the small 30W amp thats built in to the mixer to run a small speaker in porch entrance kinda where there never needs to be much volume. Then gonna run pre out to matching 240W rms mono output amp I am going to use to run my backyard speakers where L and R dont matter as much. Then thinking of going out again with that mono signal into an older kenwood receiver i have (K-3500 ) or something like that, i havent pulled it out in a while. ANyways the L channel crackles on it sometime but the R channel always sounds great. So thinking running that mono signal into the R rca input for the aux input on the kenwood and turn the balance all the way to the R (dont know if it would matter but what the hell) and then use that right channel on the kenwood to run the bathrooms speaker and i would be getting mono signal. Could also add down te road a second speaker off that amp runningon the right channel of speakers B? If this would work and say the kenwood is rated at 35wx2.... if i was ust using the one right channel would i get 70 watts out of it or just 35?
Or is this all crazy stupid?
Thanks
