Candaules
Established Member
Apologies for what may be a very stupid question.
I have 2 amps in the same room. A Denon AVR and a Cambridge Audio CXA81. Also a speaker switch so I can use the 2 fronts (QA 3050i s) with either amp. On a side wall (at right angles to the other set-up) I have my computer, with a pair of QA 7000 for listening while I work, connected to the B output of the CXA. There’s not much bass on the small speakers, so I wondered if I could share the Sub (QA 3060s).
There are 2 inputs on the sub. I have the AVR connected to the ‘Left Mono’ input.
Could I connect the CXA to the right, red input? Or would that cause Terrible Things to happen?
If not, is there another way to connect both amps to the sub? They would not be switched on at the same time, but would be in standby.
I have 2 amps in the same room. A Denon AVR and a Cambridge Audio CXA81. Also a speaker switch so I can use the 2 fronts (QA 3050i s) with either amp. On a side wall (at right angles to the other set-up) I have my computer, with a pair of QA 7000 for listening while I work, connected to the B output of the CXA. There’s not much bass on the small speakers, so I wondered if I could share the Sub (QA 3060s).
There are 2 inputs on the sub. I have the AVR connected to the ‘Left Mono’ input.
Could I connect the CXA to the right, red input? Or would that cause Terrible Things to happen?
If not, is there another way to connect both amps to the sub? They would not be switched on at the same time, but would be in standby.