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Hi all, I've just bought a yamaha rx-v461 amplifier. I'd like to know, with regards to Speakers A & B, if I can have both running together. I can't seem to work it out ?

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Hi - You can download the manual by clicking the link underlined in blue below:

rx-v461

See page 30:

hi all,

I've just bought a - 1e23846.jpg
So no you can't run both A & B speakers together.

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