Can I use a Stereo equilizer with this Unit?
159668
Jose, I sent it back before I ever got to that point. But I would imagine you could. Sorry I did not have more information for you brother. Frank
159669
This unit does not have a tape monitor loop function on it. So the only way would be connected through a single device then into this. Fewer and fewer stereo receivers have this option now.
159670
Yes you can ...using line out from receiver to line in on equalizer then line out from equalizer to line in on receiver
159671
I don't think so. There are RCA jacks on the back for CD player, tape deck and DVD. But these are all on separate lines. So I don't see an equalizer could be connected for any of those sources.
94905
Yes... If your wanting Stereo. You may want to invest in a small board though so you have more control and flexibility.
756928
Yes, and the equalizer and Left-Right balance settings on the TV also are passed on to the external speakers. This can be a bit of problem, though, if you sometimes use the internal speakers, and sometimes external speakers, since they don't have separate settings. I find I have to turn the bass way up and treble way down to make the internal speakers tolerable, but then need to change back to more normal settings when using my decent external 2.1 speakers.
811824
Not really. Hard to find one with a proper phono input these days. Basically means you need a phono preamp to apply the right EQ to the phono signal before going to any of the inputs on this receiver. There are affordable preamps, about $50, I think.
618943
Yes you can. But I found this unit to be very awkward to use. I never mastered it and it has gathered dust unused. I don't recommend it.
1218530
You have the ability to hook up the equalizer, however you probably do not need to. The speaker calibration and following setup adjustments on board the receiver really do a nice job. I think you would find that you would be satisfied to go without the equalizer.
581827
If U have all components, meaning where 1 piece is jacked into another, then yes U can. I run my all my equipment through my EQ. Set the bands all in the middle & when the stereo is on, then move the bands up or down, as U see fit. I hope this helps U.
1655895
I know I use mine through my PA system also, I do not know about the stereo unless there is a port which will take it.
1958886
With this model you cannot. But they make another higher priced model I think it is labeled the "Plus" I think. With that model you are able to select one for left and the other for right to obtain stereo sound.
588400
I'm sure if done right. So long as you have 1/4" outs from your EQ. There are stereo inputs. It really also depends on the ohmage and max wattage of your speakers.
2063997
Yes, you can use for home stereo. It works like a BBE Sonic Maximizer will enhance the sound and make it better, it likes a boost for high's and low's (almost like an equalizer) depending on how you adjust the knobs. You have to use RCA to PHONO or to XLR cables since it does not have RCA jacks. Use it between your players/pre-amp L/R before to amplifier. For the price, I would recommend you to buy it. If you have more budget, you can get something more expensive like BBE... but then.. this is good enough to make a different. I have this for over 3 years and it still working like new, never had any problems.
1616581
NO, there are no provisions on the controller or anywhere else to allow for mono output. Suggest instead, that you get a cheap Audio Mixer and configure that for MONO. Good luck
2089048
Of course you can. Just plug it in to the mixing board with phantom power enabled via a good quality XLR cable and make sure your levels are right, and you're set. The configuration really depends on what mixing board you can afford to get.
1157734
You could use RCA out (red and white connectors) on your stereo receiver to the RCA input on the amp. Because it doesn't have speaker binding posts you can't use it to replace an amp in your system, per se, of course there are workarounds, but as a headphone amp for a CD, SACD, digital stream, etc., through your stereo receiver it should work beautifully. Hope that helps.~Christian
639103
YES absolutely !!!I use it 100% of the time with mine. And don't forget to try out the EQ.
1134219
Yes. With the y-adaptor. But don't buy this unit. See my review on the dreaded perpetual "demo mode" that will lock you out. There is no fix for the problem and if it happens your unit is effectively dead. If you research google you will see this is a systemic problem with no solution.
1602974
No, it's mono equipment. You can connect something like a MP3 player with a splitter (so you don't miss a channel), and adjust volume separately, but it has one EQ only. It works the same for all channels. In stereo sound, the only thing you'll miss is the panning effect, but besides that, the sound is really good.