Good morning AK,
I have a quick question...
I have a Marantz 2230 that I use as a preamp connected to a Peachtree Audio Amp500 that powers my Infinity CS-3008 floor standers. A few months ago, I picked up a nice little pair of Kef Q150 bookshelf speakers on sale. I gotta say, I was VERY impressed with the Kefs. Originally, I just wanted to audition them, but I ended up keeping them. Anyway, depending upon my mood, the music I'm listening to, or the source, I like to switch it up and listen to the Kefs as opposed to the Infinitys and vice versa. For now, whenever I want to listen to the Q150s I plug my cables running to my power amp back into main in and run them through 2230. Which sounds pretty great, I must say! I'm just wondering if there is a way to streamline switching back and forth between the two speakers? Is a selector switch my only option? Is there another way to accomplish the same thing? If a switch is necessary, could you guys throw out a couple of suggestions? Also, how exactly would that configuration work? Or would it, even?
As always, thanks in advance!
Kyle
I have a quick question...
I have a Marantz 2230 that I use as a preamp connected to a Peachtree Audio Amp500 that powers my Infinity CS-3008 floor standers. A few months ago, I picked up a nice little pair of Kef Q150 bookshelf speakers on sale. I gotta say, I was VERY impressed with the Kefs. Originally, I just wanted to audition them, but I ended up keeping them. Anyway, depending upon my mood, the music I'm listening to, or the source, I like to switch it up and listen to the Kefs as opposed to the Infinitys and vice versa. For now, whenever I want to listen to the Q150s I plug my cables running to my power amp back into main in and run them through 2230. Which sounds pretty great, I must say! I'm just wondering if there is a way to streamline switching back and forth between the two speakers? Is a selector switch my only option? Is there another way to accomplish the same thing? If a switch is necessary, could you guys throw out a couple of suggestions? Also, how exactly would that configuration work? Or would it, even?
As always, thanks in advance!
Kyle