[Mortimer Schnerd]

I just acquired a used JVC RX-950VBK stereo receiver and it has a pair
of jumpers that connect the preamp section to the power amp section. As
it is, it can control two sets of speakers without any problems. But I
want to run another two set of speakers. I've got a good vintage Dynaco
400 power amp that I'd like to add to the mix.

Would it cause any problems if I were to purchase a splitter cable to
run from the one preamp to the two power amps? I've presently got the
Dynaco plugged into a tape output and control the volume with the
controls on the front of that amp. It's a little awkward and I'd like
to streamline things if I could.



Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerd at carolina.rr.com

[Kalman Rubinson[_3_]]

It should work.

Kal


On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:31:47 -0400, Mortimer Schnerd
wrote:

I just acquired a used JVC RX-950VBK stereo receiver and it has a pair
of jumpers that connect the preamp section to the power amp section. As
it is, it can control two sets of speakers without any problems. But I
want to run another two set of speakers. I've got a good vintage Dynaco
400 power amp that I'd like to add to the mix.

Would it cause any problems if I were to purchase a splitter cable to
run from the one preamp to the two power amps? I've presently got the
Dynaco plugged into a tape output and control the volume with the
controls on the front of that amp. It's a little awkward and I'd like
to streamline things if I could.



Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerd at carolina.rr.com