volume splitting

[softscrubmonkey]

My swim team recently purchased an underwater speaker for our pool, we also have normal speakers out on the pool deck area, but in order for us to get the underwater speaker loud enough you have to turn the volume on our amp up so its too loud out on the deck. What do we need to get in order to have volume control seperation for the two different sets of speakers coming out of the same amp?

[i_got_a_mohawk]

A two channel power amplifier

Or something like a power soak, or, could you do it stereo ?

[Bryan R. Tyler]

Just curious- what's he playing in the pool? I swam for all four of my high school years, and I remember that the splashing was loud enough to where you could bearly hear anything underwater or with your head out (unless it was something slow like the 500).

[superbassman2000]

why not get a mixer? one channel goes out to the deck and the other goes out to the underwater speakers

[softscrubmonkey]

Originally Posted by Bryan R. Tyler

Just curious- what's he playing in the pool? I swam for all four of my high school years, and I remember that the splashing was loud enough to where you could bearly hear anything underwater or with your head out (unless it was something slow like the 500).

what do you mean? like what music? we play any music really, with the out and in water speakers you can hear it through most swims, we just need the underwater one to be able to go louder than the out of water ones.



i think i know what im gonna do now, i just wanted to see if there was any obvious options that i was missing. thanks

[Bryan R. Tyler]

I meant if it would be music or if it would be your coach hollering at you. I wouldn't want to practice to music if they wouldn't play it at the meets