Would this work well for home audio?
649791
Nah, I wouldn't use this in your house because it would blow your head off and the frequency is too low without tweeters. Its best to bump in a car with
417203
I would say yes. I use it for my digital drums. It carrys sound well.Make sure you have a good microphone. Background music from an iPod or iPhone will work well too.
1505875
sure, it is okay. that is what it is design for. You can use a 3.5 - 3.5 jack audio cable or 3.5 - y audio cable. Hapurs supply both choice in package(the first bitch send to amazon only have 3.5 - 3.5 jack cable).
1995472
Yeah, it would, but this is really more for applications where you're starting with a 3.5mm headphone jack as the source. Your cable box and stereo probably have RCA jacks, so I'd look for one that takes them in and then outputs the 3.5mm you probably need for the stereo. Given the price of this thing, I'd probably look for an RCA switch and then step down the output to 3.5mm with a cable. Probably would save you some money.
1127090
You could, but a stereo output would be more effective maybe even into a normal home hi if set up , just watch your volume levels Cheers
82597
Hello john, this is good for some good music. It depends on your intended use really. Its not meant for parties, but background music and alone music is great. Also look at the db sensativity on your speakers. Some speakers will sound louder at same volume then others. Cheers!
2253332
It will work for TV audio and music if you do not want stero sound. You will need to add side speakers to get the stero effect. Great speaker however.
1790278
It should do fine, although you'd get a better experience with a dac/amp combo like the fiios alpen e17.
2102962
I am by no means an expert on this. My speaker can shake things off my desk in the bedroom and easily drown out conversation in the large living room. I guess it depends on the shape and size of your space along with the size of everyone else's amps. Maybe you can borrow an amp of similar power for a test run before you buy. This OC is a great sounding box. Good luck.
712893
As long as those devices use Digital Optical Audio, than it will work. All Digital Optical Audio works, the only thing that may change is the quality. But the quality is so minimal that most people wont notice it. Either way, this is very good for the price. You dont need one better than this.
230620
Possibly, but I would run it through a mixer. A home theater system isn't really meant to be a PA system and may not accommodate a microphone well.
1617143
This would not be enough. If you want reasonable quality, you need an audio interface that would allow you to plug in (XLR or 1/4") and that had an onboard pre-amp. Look for Focusrite, Presonus, or M-Audio if you aren't trying to spend much money.
432463
No. It's a simple preamp at a bargain price. Professional audio refers to Stage, or Studio equipment, most of which is not up to home audio standards. I have it in my computer room connecting a cd player to a small power amp. Not an audiophile unit by any means, but fine for casual listening. I have a large multi-amp home theater & 2-channel monoblock audio system for the living room.
1513884
It depends on how loudly you speak and the efficiency of your speakers, as already addressed by Jon Alexander. This receiver can/will crank without sounding compressed/congested/distorted. It outclasses every cheap mass-produced receiver out there. If your speakers are reasonable quality and can handle not only high power being fed to them, but more importantly...HIGH PEAKS, you should be fine. Another important consideration is the size of your room.
1552219
This should work for that. I have mine set up to work with an old pair of B&O; speakers, and it sounds great! It's not a super powerful amp, so it won't get all that loud, but it puts out good sound. It has both USB and RCA inputs so you can hook it up to a computer AND another external input.
1428847
Much will depend upon the sound system / speakers / etc. your using. We use it through our 5.1 system at home and it sounds fine.
545854
Only if your home theatre has a Phono input. Or if you buy a separate phono pre amp. Still, I wouldn't waist your time, I returned this for an Audio-Technica, and have been MUCH happier.