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Has anyone seen info from D about how Reactor stereo pairing will work behind the scenes? Will it be a master/slave connection where one speaker becomes the receiver of the incoming signal, splits L/R and then sends the other channel to the other speaker? If so, will that be over a network connection? BT? Depending on which route they go, that would impact what kind of setups would support stereo.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Devialet themselves are asking the same thing
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We should see the results shortly now. I bought one Reactor 600, am very pleased with it, and will get the second one as soon as stereo is available.
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I have a pair of Reactor 600. Playing stereo by using them as active speakers, i.e. connecting them to my pre-amp via a pair of RCA cables. The ends to the Reactors with RCA to 3.5mm converters.
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Nice ken46!
I am wondering how synchronisation/delay between the left and right channel would work without an external amplifier... Either over ethernet/wifi/bluetooth... I guess we have to wait & see!