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Thanks. It's a pioneer vsx924. I'd be happy to sell this and buy another if there was one that allowed me to do this. Any recommendations? Thanks

the speakers are exactly the same as zone 1. I like how zone 1 sounds. The fact is I can't seem to change any of the settings on zone 2 like I can with zone 1. If I could it would be all good! Speaker cable same length, speakers are same, love the sound of what I listen to on zone 1. Just...

Thanks for your reply. My pioneer vsx924 doesn't let you adjust any settings except volume. If it mirrored zone 1 sound settings that would be fine. But you can't amend any speaker settings on the set up. It just seems to play absolute direct and sounds naff to be honest. Thanks

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Hi. Can people please recommend an amp that allows you to adjust the zone 2 sound settings like you can in zone 1? Aware a lot don't have this functionality. I like pioneer amps if they have one? But any brand will do. Under £500 please. Cheers

I ended up getting a Denon Envaya Mini! There doesn't seem to be many around but it fit the bill on paper and price. Ive done a quick sound test before work and it definitely sounds more in sync! The only thing I notice is that the sound is quieter meaning the volume of the amp has to be turned...

Any cheaper alternatives out there?

Thanks, will take a look

Thanks for this. So it should reduce quite a bit noticeable difference? Don't know anyone to borrow from unfortunately. The plan will be to take the JBL back and buy a replacement. Just can't see any aptx suitable for bathroom environment. If I can find one I'll buy and then test that way. Will...

Preferably under £100 but would stretch to £150 if it was spot on.

Hi. I have a Saturn aventree transmitter from av amp via the RCA preout connecting to a JBL Charge 3 in bathroom but the delay is too much compared to the rest of the flat! The rest of the flat speakers are wired from the amp. Can anyone recommend a speaker suitable for bathroom (doesn't come in...

Thanks. I think the main thing is the difference in not being able to change the hz. Headphones are ok but not practical!

Do you DJ? Particularly applying to house music, the length of the track at which the mix is shifting from one track to another can be over 2 minutes of the track. Not altering volume and eq's would result in an awful sounding mix. Appreciate this probably isn't the best forum to start talking...

I tend to alter the treble and bass and mid etc. I find that changing it suits different music in different way, so often alter it. I didn't realise that most left it at neutral. I DJ so perhaps I'm more used to changing them to suit what my ears like to hear.