I have an RMB 1095 and I am only using 3 of the 5 channels.
Should I use shorting plugs on the unused inputs?
Thanks
Should I use shorting plugs on the unused inputs?
Thanks
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If you have them and aren't using them for anything else... yeah go ahead.
But it's not needed what so ever.
Digital Audio makes me Happy.
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Thanks for the info.
The unused 2 channels are waiting for me to finish the last 2 parts of the 7.1.
Someday...
In the meantime I could biamp some part of the 5.1 but I am just so lazComment
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Forgive me if this has been discussed before but I am new to this forum and I have just puchased a RSP-1066 with the 200mhz bandwidth (Thanks) and I am trying to decied on an amplifier. I have Polk Audio LSi Series 15, C, and FX. They are 4 ohm, biampable. I am leaning towards the RMB-1095 but for around...13 January 2003, 17:34 Monday -
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G'day,
I've currently got an RMB-1095 5x200w amp, about 2 weeks old. For a few hundred dollars, I can trade this in to get 3 x RB-1080 2x200w amps.
I'm wondering about the advantages and disadvantages of such a move.
This is what I've come up with:
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