does this have a PRE AMP OUT/MAIN AMP IN? i have a 901 bose and need to see if this works
642503
Yes , but if u use ur 901 bose u have to buy a Bose preamp in order to get a good qualty sound n then connect it to pyle amp
642504
This is the worst, do not buy it, you will be disappointed, I sent mine back...like two years ago. Out of box...back into box...terrible
2241721
Yes. The internal amp isnt affected by the higher voltage, it has a converter. Bose makes an adapter plug that replaces the chord for US outlets.
723069
Not sure, it didnt work for our system so called Bose directly and ordered from them. Luckily we werent out a lot of money and i think direct from Bose was like 15 dollars, cant remember if there was shipping costs but wasnt a lot
1877193
Bose only permits their intended speaker displacement designs. So if your question is specific to a main zone, the answer is NO. If you are considering additional zones, such as an additional room or patio. See their option to add a Bose SSA amp and outputs. Again, any Bose system is 100% proprietary Bose. If you want something more flexible consider Yamaha.
1373603
Yes it has an unbalanced stereo main out that will connect to active powered speakers. The mixer acts as a multi channel pre amp.
1302278
I'm not familiar with your system, but I doubt that the 901 equalizer would work with it. Without proper EQ, the 901's sound broke. A tape monitor loop (not merely a tape input) or an external processor loop is needed.
1432516
I don't have this model so you might be correct. Best to call Bose and endure the telephone tree!
1879991
There is only one set of speaker outputs. Standard spring lever that you pull down and slide the bare wire in. So the question is, can you substitute your bose speakers with the ones that come with the unit. I would think so but you would need to see if the power of the unit is enough to drive the bose speakers.
871962
As I recall Bose didn't publish SPL in the conventional sense i.e. 92 db at 1 watt at 1 meter, however I recall that they played loud and I did not have to drive them hard. When I owned them I used a 100 wpc Phase Linear amp. An 80 watt amp should be sufficient to drive the 901s with out worrying about amplifier clipping.
1900858
Whatever device your connecting this amp to will need to have pre-amp out ports. You connect the amp to the stereo with r a jacks.
2087543
Mine just arrived and it says 120vac only not dual or universal so it going back to the store. Besides I'm not happy with its sound, I expected much better sound for its size than my other bose sounddocks (1-sounddock and 1-portable).
931094
Sorry, but no, it's a "pre-amp". meaning it then needs to be connected to an amplifier or receiver which in turn are hooked to speakers. These are mainly used to hook up vintage turntables as modern amplifiers no longer have a proper "phono" input.
1942905
depends on what radio you are talking about and what connections it has. Also for most turntables you need to see whether it has a integrated phono preamp or not. This one does to the best of my knowledge and therefore would if you have RCA stereo connections on your bose radio.
520246
We have ours connected to our onkyo txnr717 amp and it has a dual source. We pre-amped out to a secondary amp that runs our bose 151. Our secondary amp is an inexpensive (strdh100) sony that we are powering 3 sets of bose through a switching box.
2061763
Yes it has an output port on it. You will need a 1/4" TRS to whatever your speaker or amp input is. You can also just plug into the headphone output.
317398
Only if your Bose amp was originally driving a 4ohm load. Which is unlikely, as many Bose drivers are between 0.5 and 2 ohms.
1626551
Yes, it does - check page 14. http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/og_computer_musicmonitor.pdf Check the manual page 14! "Power supply rating Input: 100-240V , 1A 50/60 Hz Output: 17V , 2A" Great speakers - have 4 pairs.