will this work with Lepai LP-808?
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it should be able to work together. However, considering that the LP -808is too small with only 50w . Pyle PLPW6D throw 300w rms power into 4 ohms . you should at least combine it with 0.5 farad condensator . Lp -808 should be solely and only pull a PLPW6D . with the small amplifier can not fully utilize your subs opportunities
1722195
I don't see why not the Pyle is 4 ohm and that amp is rated 2-8 ohm. However it may not be enough power to make it sound good I'm using a kicker 400w amp.
1722196
I'm sure it will, I am running mine through my factory amp, isn't the greatest but it enabled me to remove the Hugh box from the back of my truck. The bass! Well, it is what it is, but like I said, I'm running it off a factory amp.
728570
As long as the input are separate L and R stereo, it works. The question is whether the record player has the L and R output.
246764
Yes it will but remember to plug the output of the Cambridge Phono preamp into one of the two "Tape" inputs available on the back of the receiver.The Cambridge is replacing the Phono preamp on the receiver. They both have the RIAA De-imphasis curve built into the circuit so you don't want to double up on that curve.
1570595
It will, because your turntable has a standard head shell that can be connected or disconnected from the tonearm. You need a head shell though.
246768
Yes it will but remember to plug the output of the Cambridge Phono preamp into one of the two "Tape" inputs available on the back of the receiver. The Cambridge is replacing the Phono preamp on the receiver. They both have the RIAA De-imphasis curve built into the circuit so you don't want to double up on that curve.
266851
Yes, I use mine with my computer. You just need to buy an amplifer and RCA-to-3.5mm (headphone jack) cable. Lepai makes a few amps that will work and cost around $25.
710143
Yes. It has a built in preamp and a switch in the back for phono or line out. It'll work for you. Good luck.
2134406
I believe the LP2020A is a better amp. It is a Class-T amplifier, whereas the LP-808 does not appear to be. I have both but have not had the chance to compare them side-by-side with the same inputs and outputs. That said, I will stick with the Class-T amps for similar installations going forward. Hope this helps....
1372466
I cannot respond to this directly. I know it works well with an SL-B2 turntable.
1515107
Hi Don, if your stereo system supports USB in then it should work. From this link, https://docs.sony.com/release/PSLX300USB.pdf, you will find full information for connecting your turntable via USB connection. -Vincent
1529768
This will work with any turntable/headshell that uses a standard mount -- but I should note that this is not a P-mount type.
2153752
It will work with any amplifier, hope that answers what your asking, which is brief.
266850
Absolutely! I currently use these speakers with a LP-2020A+ Lepai Tripath Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Mini Amplifier with Power Supply found on Amazon for around $20. They sound great too!
1083207
it should, with the adapter that is. thsi is just a line in adapter for audio to rca input.
1053528
I'm sure it will. It connects via USB and should install fine. Also, I use Fruit Loops Studio 10, it's alittle tricky to get used to, but it does the job for me, but to recommend something to you is based on what you want to use it for (DJing, making music, etc), Garage Band should be sufficient enough though :)
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As Stevey and Yifan said, plain wire is fine for the speakers.I'm wondering a bit about your turntable, though, because if it doesn't have a built-in phono preamp that increases the signal coming out of the cartridge, it won't work with the Lepai amp. The Lepai amp has only "line level" inputs such as you would plug a tuner or CD player into (it also has a jack for stuff like MP3 players, iPods, phones, etc.). It doesn't have a phono input. If your turntable has to be plugged into a phono input, it will play only at very low volume with the Lepai. If that's the case, you can still buy an inexpensive phono preamp that will solve the problem. As Stevey and Yifan said, plain wire is fine for the speakers.I'm wondering a bit about your turntable, though, because if it doesn't have a built-in phono preamp that increases the signal coming out of the cartridge, it won't work with the Lepai amp. The Lepai amp has only "line level" inputs such as you would plug a tuner or CD player into (it also has a jack for stuff like MP3 players, iPods, phones, etc.). It doesn't have a phono input. If your turntable has to be plugged into a phono input, it will play only at very low volume with the Lepai. If that's the case,... » Read More As Stevey and Yifan said, plain wire is fine for the speakers.I'm wondering a bit about your turntable, though, because if it doesn't have a built-in phono preamp that increases the signal coming out of the cartridge, it won't work with the Lepai amp. The Lepai amp has only "line level" inputs such as you would plug a tuner or CD player into (it also has a jack for stuff like MP3 players, iPods, phones, etc.). It doesn't have a phono input. If your turntable has to be plugged into a phono input, it will play only at very low volume with the Lepai. If that's the case, you can still buy an inexpensive phono preamp that will solve the problem. « Show Less
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I just connected one of my turntables and it will work, BUT with a very low output at speakers. You will need a preamp.