For those that are asking if you have to program these, I have one these Control4 amps that my sister gave me. This amp works as strictly and input/output devise. You select a low level input for each amplified speaker output via the control panel on the front of the unit. No need to program it via the Control4 software. In the video above, each of the 8 sets of speaker output have the Input 1 as the source. And that is controlled from the front panel of the unit. All this thing does is take a low level stereo input and sends it to one or more amplified speaker outputs. You can use the "gain" on the front panel to control the amount of amplification for each output. And there is some bass and treble control for each output. It's a pretty simple amplifier that only needs one audio input source to function.
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For those that are asking if you have to program these, I have one these Control4 amps that my sister gave me. This amp works as strictly and input/output devise. You select a low level input for each amplified speaker output via the control panel on the front of the unit. No need to program it via the Control4 software. In the video above, each of the 8 sets of speaker output have the Input 1 as the source. And that is controlled from the front panel of the unit. All this thing does is take a low level stereo input and sends it to one or more amplified speaker outputs. You can use the "gain" on the front panel to control the amount of amplification for each output. And there is some bass and treble control for each output. It's a pretty simple amplifier that only needs one audio input source to function.
Do you have to program it for it to work
So you can control it with out the control 4 system
Do you have to program it?
Oye amigo, como se apaga ?