VINTAGCHRIS
Super Member
i use my A and B speaker connections on my Sherwood AM-7040 in several ways, one channel is currently running a pair of Kenwood Lsp-9400 towers, the other set is running a pair of yamaha S4115H pro speakers.
the sherwood amp has duel transformers and is able to run two pairs of speakers simultaneously safely without reducing the power output, long as both pairs are not 4ohm or lower rated, which is fine as none of my speakers are four ohm or less, although i can play both pairs at once i mostly listen to the pairs individually, deciding which pair i want to listen to depends on what type of music i am listening to and whether i am listening to my turntable, Cd player etc
but on occasion when i have the house to myself i will turn them all on as well as my three Magnapan SMGAs which are suspended sideways above my other two pairs of speakers as part of my surround setup, and sit back and enjoy a wall of sound that has to be heard to be believed, hence my statement i use my A and B speaker connections in several ways.
the sherwood amp has duel transformers and is able to run two pairs of speakers simultaneously safely without reducing the power output, long as both pairs are not 4ohm or lower rated, which is fine as none of my speakers are four ohm or less, although i can play both pairs at once i mostly listen to the pairs individually, deciding which pair i want to listen to depends on what type of music i am listening to and whether i am listening to my turntable, Cd player etc
but on occasion when i have the house to myself i will turn them all on as well as my three Magnapan SMGAs which are suspended sideways above my other two pairs of speakers as part of my surround setup, and sit back and enjoy a wall of sound that has to be heard to be believed, hence my statement i use my A and B speaker connections in several ways.
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