Impedance matching for speaker sets

Impedance matching for speaker sets

Ken, It is impedance matching selectable. So you can use it for two pairs. But keep in mind if you`re using it with others in a system, there will be a bottleneck at that area. If possible use two volume controls inthe same box with the inputs tied together and you`ll avoid the bottleneck.
Name : Ken Jomo Message : I am interested in the Custom Audio CA100SLW 100 Watt Slider Style Volume Control it is impedeance matching. Can I use 1 for 2 sets of speakers or do I need 2 in a series.Please let me know ASAP as I need to purchase immediatly. Thank You Ken Jomo

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