Can this Power my Passive Speakers?
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No it can not. This would feed an Amp that will push the speakers or connect directly to active speakers.
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An amp.is probably required to power the speakers if their watt rating is high. If the wire is RCA to bear end speaker you could give it a try directly to the speakers. If it's RCA to RCA I wouldn't cut the end of the wire for speaker connection.
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Not by itself. This is a passive speaker, it is not ampified. Preamps out are made to connect to an amplifier (such as Boss AR1500M ARMOR 1,500-Watt Mono Mosfet Amplifier ), which in turn would be connected to the speaker(s)
568171
It will work with powered speakers but you'll need to set the speaker equalizer flat and let the drive rack tune the speakers to the room.
1119341
No. These are passive speakers - you can't plug anything directly into them.
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Yes, as long as they are wired that way it should be no problem. I hooked up a 8 ohm speaker to test it and it seems to have plenty of power, especially if you are using them for background music.
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Dear Ananth, Thanks for your inquiry. This is a solid state integrated amplifier. The power output depends on what type of speakers you are using and can range from 45 watts to 60 watts. Eric C
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Yes you can.. just connect your passive speakers to the satellite output on your subwoofer.
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as long as you have an amplifier you can pair any passive speaker with compatible resistance ie does the amp support 2 ohm, 4 ohm, 8 ohm etc. but these speakers are best left to create a mini sound stage in a moderately sized room.
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Hi John. There is no passive output on the MBG-4000. You would have to split the signal before the amp to share it with another amp.
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If the speakers are self-powered than yes but if your looking for the amp on the sub to power the PA speakers, no, but if that you and wire the audio by-pass on the back of the PA speakers to the sub and it will do no effect.
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Yes, ass a passive (as opposed to active) subwoofer, it receives its power from the receiver. The only connections to the subwoofer are for speakers IN and speakers OUT.
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Hi,this is passive PA Speaker. To use them need an amplifier or receiver. Recommended amplifier power 70W
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Dana - Yes, the Seismic Audio Baby Tremor Powered SubWoofer also has an Amplifier (150watts per channel) that you can run a Passive Speaker(s) through. It has Speakon and Banana Terminals for Satellite Output (Left and Right). So if you get one of the Powered Subs then you can hook to Passive Speakers up to it. Or you can purchase two Subs and hook one Satelite up to each one. I was so impressed after the 1st Sub that I later ordered another one. The Bass Response is FANTASTIC!!!!James Clark, Jr., DJ
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I use mine connected to a desktop computer sound card. These are powered speakers any they will work on anything that has a line output If I remember correctly the speakers were about 20 watts which may cover a small back yard.
20195
You will need a seperate amplifier. This boosts the signal depending on how you set the channel outputs, but it is not made to power speakers by itself.
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You'll need at least enough power to capably drive all of the speakers in your system. I have not used mine since my smart TV have Sirius app that I can listen to.