Multi-zone Receivers at Crutchfield (2024)

Our articles and videos

• How to power a multi-room music system First, we show you how to build a fairly simple 2- or 3-room audio system using one receiver. Want sound in more than three rooms? It can get complicated, so you may want to consult an experienced system designer. To give you an idea of what's involved, we'll look at a typical 3-zone, 5-room system. by Crutchfield's Deia Z.
• Multi-room video with a home theater receiver How to connect your video sources to one receiver and watch them in different rooms. by Crutchfield's Deia Z.
• Want to hear the TV sound in Zone 2? Wondering why your receiver can't play TV sound on your Zone 2 speakers? Looking for an easy fix? One more inexpensive audio cable could solve your problem. by Crutchfield's Benn G.
• Multi-room home speaker system buying guide Learn how to plan an easy-to-use, great-sounding multi-room speaker system that suits your lifestyle and decor. by Crutchfield's Ned O.
• How to hide the wires for your speakers and TVs How to run speaker wire and audio/video cables through the walls in your home. A comprehensive DIY guide, with videos. by Crutchfield's Jim R.
• Home theater receivers: The complete beginner's guide How to find the home theater receiver that's right for you. by Crutchfield's Athena H.
• A Texas-sized A/V setup See how three Denon A/V receivers fill nine zones with great sound. by Crutchfield's Steve K.
• Choosing Audio and Video Cables You want to get the most out of your gear. Noise and interference degrade signals from your source components, resulting in a sub par listening or viewing experience. by Crutchfield's Steve K.
• In-wall and ceiling speakers buying guide What you need to know when you're shopping for in-wall and ceiling speakers. What kind? How many? Where should they go? How do you mount them? by Crutchfield's Kramer C.

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