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vikram_d · 15th January 2008, 12:04

You should be able to be able to connect stereo speakers to it if it has a provision for connecting different zones. Typically most of the new amps have two zones - one is the 5.1 zone and the other is stereo zone. If you look behind the amp you should be able to see the Zone B as Onkyo calls it. If there is a Zone B then you can very easily connect stereo speakers to it and switch to this zone for listening to music.

Correction: It is called Speakers A & B in Onkyo. Connect the stereo speakers to Speakers B.

15th January 2008, 12:04	#2 (permalink)
vikram_d Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,603	You should be able to be able to connect stereo speakers to it if it has a provision for connecting different zones. Typically most of the new amps have two zones - one is the 5.1 zone and the other is stereo zone. If you look behind the amp you should be able to see the Zone B as Onkyo calls it. If there is a Zone B then you can very easily connect stereo speakers to it and switch to this zone for listening to music. Correction: It is called Speakers A & B in Onkyo. Connect the stereo speakers to Speakers B. __________________ Been there. Done that. Last edited by vikram_d : 15th January 2008 at 12:05.