Hope everyone is well. I'm getting to the point, that if I can't sort out the speakers I may have to sell them and the amps in order to buy something I can manage because I hate working in silence and I desperately need to get my businesses back on track and start earning a 2 persons income!
I found some B&W speakers in the loft so I can use them and just buy a new amp.... possibly. It would pain me to see the 22s go, but I'm sure someone will appreciate them a lot more than me. Unless anyone has a better solution?
I think the fault is with the amp, I've tried everything that has been suggested, just short of getting the amp serviced which would be to take it to Oxford, which would be a pain!
The speaker set up in the lounge is still not working and I've unplugged it, plugged it all back in, checked and gone through the system and 2 speakers are still crossed over. I seriously have no idea how everything can go wrong just by moving it, and very carefully I may add.
So, that's where I am. Annoying and frustrated that I can't get it all to work as it's supposed to and at the point where I may consider selling it.
Thank you for your time!
If you're thinking of selling and going for something easier then tell us exactly what you want to system to do. Where it's going to be placed and what your music sources will be. No doubt the kind folk on here will be falling over themselves to help you.
Hope you are well.
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Just found this... Can i plug the speakers into this as a short term fix? It's a sonos connect!
Sorry, nope. This is just another music source that need an amplifier to make sound come out of the speakers. You plug either the Analougue Phono/RCA outs into a line level input on the amp (CD, Tuner, Aux) or you plug the optical/coax digital out into a Dac or into the digital input in an amp (if it has them).
Aahh OK. We have one that acts as an amp because it's powering the kitchen speakers but I can't get to it to compare the two. Thanks though