Hello, I am in search of some help.
I know the basics about sound and such, but none of the really technical stuff. I am looking to do something that seems almost impossible to me to do properly without messing anything up.
I need to take two stereo line level signals, and turn them into two mono line level signals (or if that isn't possible one mono line level signal would work). I can buy or build anything, just need to know exactly what and how.
This is why I need it:
We have a very complex setup for our audio video system. We have 2 seperat AV Recievers and over 18 pieces of equipment. We have over 15 speakers in 8 rooms (7 in our main room, 2 in 2 others, and 1 in the rest).
With our old reciever and our new reciever we can get signals to everything, and with the old reciever's bypass mode, it sounds right everywhere except in two rooms that each have a single speaker. We are feeding them from the Zone 2 preout's of the new reciever. This reciever does not have the option to make this output mono. We have a seperate stereo amplifier that powers each speaker.
They need to be mono so that each room gets the full signal and not just one channel of a stereo signal.
Any suggestions, tips, etc?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give.