up the RCA cables it seems that I need a Amp to get full volume, will your product achieve this?
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I used RCA plugs to send the Technical Pro 'Audio Out' to the Amplifier 'Auxiliary In' and used the Technical Pro volume control with the amplifier volume control. Using an amplifier will allow you to generate greater volume levels.
617579
it depends on how much sound you are looking to get. if you wish to power up with only rca connectors, then yes, you will need another amp to get sound. this unit does have a main output for speakers but they are only for bare threads. as far as sound goes, it will do ok in a smaller room but don't expect to be blown away.
617580
hardly the unit u want to get complicated with..it works ..or find a real solution!!
65595
No. This unit has no amplifier. It is designed to be installed in a rack system or used with a home theater system so an external amp is necessary.
2096639
Yes and no. It won't make it louder. You would need to hook your speakers up to an amplifier to make them louder.
151366
The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels. best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
1566680
If I were you I would look for a good pair of PC speakers. Technically it is possible using an amp and converter cables. If you are using the computer as part of a music system setup then it maybe worth going this route.
1672315
1) is your machine turned on?2) is the volume on the machine turned up?3) is your signal flow correct? (out of machine to in on amp)4) are you using a mono or stereo 1/4"? if so what output did you use?
115839
You need a pre-amp or a mixer to regulate the volume and EQ. If not your will end with lots of fedback noise and undesirable sound. A small mixer will do the job.
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My research indicated that you do need a preamp, so I bought one and everything works fine, but I'm no expert! You would need some sort of cable converter at least but I think you do need the preamp.
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if you line out with the rca's will the amp still produce a sound? In other words RCA out to PA in and still have the amp for a monitor?
177430
You havent given me much to go on, such as what kind of speakers you are connecting, what connections and cables you are using, etc. I have this same amp and it has worked flawlessly for me for well over a year. Plenty of volume, and lots of headroom. I typically run the amp at about 60% gain and then simply control the volume via the input signal. Double check all of your connections and your input source. I highly doubt the issue is with the amp.
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Justin, I believe I can help. But You need to give me more specifics. #1-What are you using this for , ( a home stereo, or a PA system or as an insturment amp?)#2-What are you plugging in to the rca jacks?#3-What brand of speakers are you using (be specific, Brand and model-please)#4-any other items you are plugging in or out of this amp#Show me a picture if at all possible (of you entire rig) This is a very good amp if you use it as is meant to be used. I'm only trying to help, (if I can_so include all the info that you can. Extralite Justin, I believe I can help. But You need to give me more specifics. #1-What are you using this for , ( a home stereo, or a PA system or as an insturment amp?)#2-What are you plugging in to the rca jacks?#3-What brand of speakers are you using (be specific, Brand and model-please)#4-any other items you are plugging in or out of this amp#Show me a picture if at all possible (of you entire rig) This is a very good amp if you use it as is meant to be used. I'm only trying to help, (if I can_so include all the info that you can. Extralite
695789
Well, no. This is an analog amp, so the rca out on any digital source is all that is required.If you have an unconverted digital source, then yes.
354027
If you are going to hook up in series you are going to need to add amplifiers because you are going to increase the impedance. My suggestion would be to purchsse a speaker selector switch box which distributes the current evenly and you can turn all on or some off. Speaker switch boxes are normally passive, otherwise you are going to need to biamp or you'll end up frying the car stereo's built in amp.
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When you have purchased an appropriate amplifier there will more than likely be RCA connections for Line-Level audio. You're *supposed* to have an audio interface to filter out the highs, but I just run an auxiliary-to-RCA cable straight from my PC's audio jack to the amplifier. Works fine.
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No, this amplifier has RCA inputs only. You may need an 3.5mm to RCA adapter.
891288
I am sorry, but the receiver you have doesn't have pre-amp outputs. You can't add any amp to this receiver. Sorry. Some of the higher end receivers have pre-amp outputs that allow you to add external amplification.
1567502
I think you could do it. You would just need the appropriate cables and converters. I have mine connected to a Sony receiver and it boosts the volume pretty well.