Re: Circuit Protection

There is a button to turn it on/off. So are you guys saying thats its
basically a useless feature Monster adds to make it look better?  Then
is it better to leave it always enables or always disabled when using
multiple speakers?
Thanks for the help
John


On May 1, 2:15 am, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelati...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> jrv...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> > I purchased a monster cable SS-6 speaker selector and according to the
> > manual it has " High Current Amplifier Protection circuitry: When
> > engaged, this impedance matched circuitry maximizes high power
> > amplifier performance and allows you to safely use multiple speaker
> > pairs simultaneously without overloading or damaging your amplifier."
>
> > My question is why would you ever turn this off? Is there any harm
> > leaving it always enabled?
>
> Well, from the sound of it, it's the usual marketing bollocks to be
> expected from
monster.http://www.monstercable.com/lit/Speaker_Selector_4_and_6_Manual.pdf
>
> For starters, you actually don't want your speakers to be 'impedance
> matched' ! How would you switch it off anyway ?
>
> Graham