“I want to set up two separate HTA9 systems in living room and bedroom, each with one sub sw3. Will the two subs paired to their individual and separate control boxes of the two HTA9s? Will there be interference when both HTA9 are in use at the same time?”
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not sure of the answer on this one..BUT, I can tell you that the control box canbe separated from the 5 speakers at a large distance, and yet still link up with the speakers and work...i have my speakers in the media room, and placed the control box in the living room, about 40 feet away..and it found speaker fine...the main 5 units have the same serial number, so perhaps they are safe, with only working with that ONE control unit..but not sure if the SUB might get confused...tho you can only have one sub per unit, i think, so perhaps that is safe too..you almost have to try this out, to know for sure, how its going to operate..with doors closed, you likely are safe..my guess
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi PM, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you can setup two HTA9 with SW3 subs and they will not interfere with each other. I hope this helps. Regards, Carl
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This will depend on how far apart they are. Wireless signals tend to interfere in general due to the operating frequency they share. One HT A9 can already experience audio drop outs due to proximity to a router or other objects that can interfere with it’s signal. YMMV as most people only own one of these systems :)
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