? Running dual receivers?

[trubluluc]

Ok maybe this is a strange question.

Does anyone run dual receivers, using the amps of both and preouts of one?

Here's my situation.

I have a yamaha RX-V1, which I love, I also have a Sony TA-N9000ES amp.
I currently use the yamaha as an amp, and as a preamp for the sony.
I am driving dual mains and dual center channels up front. I also drive a set of mains to the rear, B channel on the yamaha for music only.

I like this speaker arrangement and don't want to change it.

However the Sony and the Yamaha have different wattage ratings and I want all the speakers to receive the same wattage and signal characteristics.
I don't want to go the route of separate amps for all 11 (surrounds and rear center) speakers.
Also most amps don't have a B channel , so even if I used the yamaha as a preamp only, I would still need more than 1 additional amps.

I'm planning on getting a second, identical yamaha to replace the sony as this would also be the cheapest fix.

Question is:

Is there anything I'm not seeing or taking into consideration, that I should be aware of?


thanks,

-Luc

[trubluluc]

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[trubluluc]

....nearly 50 views and no comments, I'm assuming no one see's any problems with this idea,
so I'm calling it a plan.

-Luc

[HBombToo]

just saw the Luc and I see no issue as long as all amps hve the head room at the volumes you listen. The lowest rated amp is the bottle neck...

HBomb

[danger boy]

Originally posted by trubluluc
Ok maybe this is a strange question.

Does anyone run dual receivers, using the amps of both and preouts of one?

that's weird.. i haven't heard of anyone doing this before. that's prob why you didn't get any responses.

[trubluluc]

Just wanted to pass it by an expert.
Yes amps will be identical, 110wpc, and more than enough volume..

-Luc