http://www.amazon.com/Dayton-IWS-AB-Wall-Speaker-Switch/dp/B0002KRA9M/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_b This switch will select one pair or another pair of speakers. There will be one speaker that will have two pairs of cables . This unit connects to both pairs of cables and will switch automatically: http://www.buy.com/prod/speakercraft-ctl02001-line-level-audio

[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="cooldude"] The left channel is always on so should be connected from the audio master to your speakers directly. The Right channel needs to switch and that's what the box would do for you. [/quote] Correct - if you don't care about left/right being reversed in one of the listening positions

Albums for me too.

Or if you are interested in a more DIY type of thing : Very easy to switch http://www.amazon.com/Dayton-IWS-ABDS-Speaker-Source-Switch/dp/B0002KRA2E

well I had a setup like it ages ago. You could ask Steve at Sounds Heavenly (one of the sponsors below) who can make you a powerlink in and out A/B speaker switch box. The left channel is always on so should be connected from the audio master to your speakers directly. The Right channel needs to switch and that's what the box would do for you. It's

Hey Nik, Great pictures ! Love the concrete wall/Alu/teakwood combo. Works just perfect IMO. Almost tempted to get a system like it myself now ... but I don't think my wife would let me, though ......lol She does like the pictures, though .... so there is hope !!!

Neither operating system is foolproof. There are almost monthly security updates for osx as well. However Apple did the right thing dumping their old operating system and moving on to a more secure (unix based?) OS. It did create many problems for existing apple users back them with issues of incompatible software. As the user base was smaller back

[quote user="vikinger"] [quote user="XavierItzmann"] [quote user="Puncher"] It's actually quite sad! [/quote] I agree. This is why I went with a VW, the 12-cylinder version. Think different! With regard to Apple, there is saying that once you go Mac you never go back. This has been true for me since 1987. [/quote] Think

[quote user="Enigma"] Hmmm … and I paid money for this? The Internet is full of free places to rant on about “my Apple/Linux/PC is better than yours” and I’ll tell you what a good deal will be way more technically informed that what I’ve read here so far. Flappo - I’ve had to fix or workaround Apple integration