JoeESP9
ESL's & tubes since 83
JoeESP9
Sorry for my terminology. I meant 4 speaker stereo; 2 fronts and two rear; 2 channel.
Anyway, I am even more confused now than when I started. In response to your question regarding whoareu99 diagram: I think he is using the main-in as the surround amplifier? (using the A or B speaker switch on the NAD) the front rear and left are being pre-out to the other amp that drives the front channels via the source control
Am I correct? But would I need a switch to run the fronts thru when only using for stereo music? or a Y connector to the MAIN-IN?
Once again; there are no rear channels for stereo. If you add a pair of rear speakers the left rear plays exactly the same signal as the front left. The same applies to the right channel. Such a setup almost always has a negative effect on the imaging and most especially the soundstage.