You would then have to set the "Amp Assign" menu option to "Zone 2", "Zone 3" or "Zone 2/3" depending on which zone(s) you want powered.įrom there, use the AVR's remote control to put the remote in Zone 2 or Zone 3 mode using the "Z2" or "Zone Select" button on the remote. Your multi zone speakers would connect to another set of speaker teminals on the receiver's rear panel outside of your Main Zone 5.1 channels. If you're running a 5.1 application (5 speakers + subwoofer) for your Main Zone, you would have multiple channels left over for use with a multi zone application. Most receivers we manufacture have 7 or more powered channels, meaning you can power at least 7 speakers with the receiver. You can access a Multi Zone application in different ways with our receivers. In addition, using the remote will allow you complete control of both zones independently regarding power, source, and volume. With a receiver that supports Multi-Zone, (Zone 2 and/or Zone 3) you can play surround sound through your home theater application in one room (Main Zone) while you have another room outputting a different input signal or the same input signal as the Main Zone.
"Multi-Zone" (Zone 2 and/or Zone 3) is a feature in your Denon receiver that can produce independent audio and/or video signals to different parts of your home for a whole house audio and/or video application.
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