Stereo output switching

[SiEger]

Hello forum adicts!

I am a new member. I would like to ask you a question.
i have a stereo and i want to have a switch to send the output once to one room and once to another. Is this possible with just one switch?

Thank you for your reply

SiEger

[kostas]

Yes that can be done but the stereo should be off. It is not good while on.

[kam]

You should use instead some analog switch

[tpone]

If the amplifier has a mute button, then you can make a circuit to first make it mute, then change the switch and then bring it back alive.

[FrED]

Why is it so bad? You just cut the line. you do not put power in it

[FelIX]

If is a small amplifier and you cut it while playing low volume, might not be a big problem. Otherwise, a brutal cut of the output may damage the transistors

[SiEger]

I want to use something like audio switch. is there something like this?

[kam]

Search Maxim/Dalas. You will find what you want.

[SiEger]

I found an audio switch but it was incapable to handle so many watts. Is it so difficult what i ask? 

[Erkeli]

as you see... it is.

[spic0m]

A sound console will make your job if you got the money, small ones are not so expensive.

[Supernova]

But also a sound console i think cannot be connected to the output. I think. I am not sure.

[FelIX]

The output usually goes directly to the speakers.

[kam]

imagine trying to switch an output of 200 Watts that comes from a buffered output of 8 Ohms...

[Mercury]

Get a speaker selector. Can do 6-8 sets of speakers and have already the buffering for impedance.  You can do more things with it than just switching. And most of all, the amplifier is not in danger.