“Connect two transmitters to the same stereo output from the AV receiver Wanted to see if wiring two transmitters in parallel to a single output channel of an AV receiver would cause impedance issues? Also, if this is possible and would not cause any power drops to the input side of the transmitters, does this pose a risk to controlling expected volume on the receiver/speaker end for both sets of speakers? I wanted to take a single zone of an Denon AVR-X4000 and wire two transmitters in parallel to have two separate areas of sound coverage outside my home.”
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it will not cause an impedance issue, because the transmitter is a highly resistive load. it does not want power, it just wants signal, so the AC impedance seen by the receiver is very high. you could run a dozen of them off a single channel and the receiver will hardly notice. the speakers will sound the same as before.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm sorry to say that this is not possible. Each receiver must have a corresponding transmitter. The RF-WHTIB cannot pair more than one receiver to a sender. Speaker Terminal Input Impedance: 120ohm Speaker Terminal Maximum Gauge: 16AWG Maximum Input Signal Level: 120ohm/11V
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