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Teac AG980

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  • 20-09-2011 2:41pm
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    s_gr
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    Hi,

    I am enquiring about the Teac AG980 receiver/amplifier. I notice it can support 4 pairs of speakers, i have 4 pairs of ceiling speakers installed in my house in the 4 different rooms, the question i have is can i switch each pair on and off individually on the amp or are they mapped in two pairs together.

    Basically i want to get a multiroom system up and running as cheaply as possible, had it wired for a more expensive wall panel system during the boom times - not going to happen now :(

    Also it mentions ipod input, i presume this is just a aux in/phono sockets and not an actual ipod connector..

    Do you have them in stock and how would you rate them....


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    Richersounds.ie: Dave
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    Hi there. Cheers for the post and sorry for the late reply.

    The Teac AG980 is one of the cheapest ways to do a basic multiroom system.

    The amp has a built in tuner and will power the speakers that you have.

    It is designed as a 2 zone system but that means it copes with 2 different inputs.

    Check out page 8 of this manual and I think this may explain it better than I can.

    http://www.teac.co.uk/manuals/pdf/AG-980(EFSGIN).pdf

    In essence you can switch pairs on or off.

    The ipod input is just a phono input at the back of the receiver

    We do have them in stock and I think they are excellent value for money and do a pretty good job.

    I hope this helps but let me know if you need anything else.

    ATB


    Dave


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