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This receiver is powerful enough to power six speaker selector pair?

I am interested in a Stereo Receiver Denon (link below). This is a 6-speaker port selection (with 6 pairs of speakers in the house). Is this receiver is sufficiently powerful to power the speakers? Or need something with more watts per channel? I do not want to spend over $ 500. Suggestions? THANK YOU! Http: / / www.jr.com/denon/pe/DNN_DRA397/

It would really grow unless we are only talking about low volume background music throughout the house. I use a rack receivers separately for each area of food in my house (2 pairs of speakers and receiver), which gives much greater flexibility. If you shop, you can find 3 receivers cost $ 500. I know that Yamaha and Denon both have a number of A / V receivers range in price from $ 150. It will be necessary to use selector speaker if you go this way, simply use the A / B switch HP to activate areas on and off. Another way Go is a multi-channel amplifier. They can be very expensive, but something like this could work: Although you may need a version 6 zone depending on its configuration. http://www.outdoorspeakerdepot.com/htsisozoam.html just a suggestion. Oh, and obviously Y adapters will spit out the signal your CD player to separate recipients. Actually use a bit 1 input buffer in 6 out amplfier by Niles to feed a line level source signal to multiple amps.

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