i keep using the silver bar on the furnace with the lightning mould in my bag but it wont smelt! what should i do?
I know that a lot of people used to smoke in the dorm rooms, even though they weren't supposed to. The fire alarm never went off because of cig (and other types of) smoke, so you should be fine with candles.
I am very concerned how the system was pre-wired. Who prewired this system, I would hope a audio video installer, and not a electrician or contractor. Not only am I concerned with how it was pre-wired you mention that there is only one plug in at the equipment end. This is not how it is done, it must have a pair or single dual run speaker wire from each room. If this is run in series with your going to have nothing but problems that is completely wrong way to do it. Not only are you giving up the ability to control each room independently, you are putting way to much a load on the amplifier and the amplifier will not be able to handle it. It will go into thermal shut down and will damage the unit. So I hope you are wrong there, and each pair of speakers is run to the volume control and then a return pair back to the equipment location. This allows you to turn each room on or off, as well as powering each pair properly. Now like you said you don't need to have different sources in each room, so you do not need a multi-room audio system. You should however buy a mulit-channel amplifier to power each room independently which will give you the best sound, and be assured you have enough power, and your not putting to big a demand on one amplifier to drive them all. Even with a impedance matching network it will put a huge load on the amplifier and will sound compressed and lifeless. You then will need some sort of preamplifer which will allow you to plug all your sources into and select which one you want to listen to. So I'm hoping you have home runs to the equipment location and not run in series, if they did they don't know what they are doing, this is completely wrong and a really bad way to do it. Kevin 40 years high end audio video specialist
