Customer ability to choose audio system

[Jeff Creekbaum]

OK. I have a customer that in their Master Bedroom, they have a 7.1 surround with several input and a tv. When they have guests over, the 7.1 speakers are too loud and disturbe the guests in the room above them. At these times they prefer to have the TV as the primary endpoint. When there are no guests they want the 7.1 as the primary audio. What is the most reliable way to give them the ability to choose which audio they want to use?

[msgreenf]

2 rooms

[RAV]

Are the 'front' speakers' in the ceiling?
Turning off surround and running 2 channel doesn't accomplish what they need? (may need a power outlet to kill the sub too).

Also Dynabox are awesome to control ceiling speaker transfer.
https://www.dynamat.com/products/dynabox/

Beyond that, yeah, 2 rooms.

[South Africa C4 user]

6 hours ago, RAV said:

Are the 'front' speakers' in the ceiling?
Turning off surround and running 2 channel doesn't accomplish what they need? (may need a power outlet to kill the sub too).

Also Dynabox are awesome to control ceiling speaker transfer.
https://www.dynamat.com/products/dynabox/

Beyond that, yeah, 2 rooms.

This is how I do it… linked to one experience button and changing the volume down at the same time.