On our 2690SF (2013) as one enters the coach, on the bulkhead above the sink, is a speaker switch labeled "A", "B", & "Both". We've tried it in each position using various audio sources and have yet to figure out what it does. Any ideas would be appreciated.
A and B refer to different sets of speakers. 3 locations they could be are in the living area, bedroom and outdoors. I've also seen a set in the back of some higher end you haulers, but with their own stereo.
A and B refer to different sets of speakers. 3 locations they could be are in the living area, bedroom and outdoors. I've also seen a set in the back of some higher end you haulers, but with their own stereo.
The A setting sends dash radio sound to cab speakers in front (in door on my Chevy) and the rear ceiling speakers. The B setting sends to front ceiling speakers and rear ceiling speakers. Both does just what it says.
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2012 Forest River Sunseeker 2300 Chevy
Thanks guys, we have 3 speakers over bed and two about overhead at entrance. A does send sound to door speakers, B only sends softly to center of 3 speakers over cab bed, other 4 never come on. Guess another q/c problem from F/R. Got a list for next visit to dealer; I'll just add it.
Might need to look at how the stereo is set up as well. Fade and Balance will affect the speakers. Also, one speaker is a "center channel" and will only be used for 5.1 surround sound (not stereo) and even then you have to turn the center channel on via the equalizer setting on the radio.
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