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 Section 
2 
Installation 
10 
2.4 
Installing two PA speakers with a single Loudmouth
 receiver
 
Many locations may require the installation of two speakers with a single Loudmouth
 
receiver. Two speakers are used when: 
• 
Coverage is required over a large area. 
• 
Large obstructions limit the effective range of a single speaker. 
• 
A wall separates two coverage areas. 
• 
The ambient noise level is low and individual speaker volume must be reduced 
(i.e. Hospital). 
• 
The calling radio is in the area where the speakers are located and speaker 
volume must be reduced to prevent feedback. 
 
In some installations a single Loudmouth
 receiver can be used to drive two 
speakers, while others will require a separate receiver for each speaker. 
 
 
To cover a large area, or an area with large obstructions, place 2 speakers 
back-to-back in a central location.  
• 
The speakers should be mounted as high as possible and pointing away from each other.   
• 
The 2 speakers can be driven by a single Loudmouth
 receiver. 
• 
Volume level may be reduced compared to a single speaker, making the system less susceptible to 
feedback. 
 
 
 
 
Use 2 Speakers to reduce volume level 
Surprisingly, the use of 2 speakers powered by a single 
Loudmouth
 receiver can allow you to reduce the volume 
level in a quiet environment. 
By covering an area with 2 centrally located speakers, 
installed back-to-back, the volume level can be cut in half. 
You can connect 2 
speakers to a single 
Loudmouth
 receiver 
using an RCA phono 
type Y-connector. 
 
(i.e.
Radio Shack 
Catalog #  274-881
)