Have an older amp. NAD 3020. Analog with no center channel. Only stereo. How can this be connected?
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You can connect it to the L/R channel and use it as a regular speaker. You will need an amp with a center channel output to use it as such
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You may can split the signal by wiring it with the right connections. However, it will not process the signal like a system setup for a center speaker.
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Oh, that's another matter altogether. So you have a single 1/4" stereo (which would actually be unbalanced) connector? If that's the case then you'd be looking for something like this Hosa YPR-257 Stereo Breakout Cable, 1/4 in. TRSF to Dual RCA which would connect to the 2-wire unbalanced stereo output.
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You can connect it directly, but a pre-amp could help. The sound is pretty clean as is.
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There is a switch near the sub control on the amp.. direct or channel 3-4. If you do not have a sub input the switch should be set to 3-4. So it will get the sound from channels 3-4. . Hope this helped
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Dear Jeff,Thanks for your inquiry. To do what you're looking to do, you would need to go to the next model up in the Sony line, the STRDN1050. The STRDH750 does not have a line out for an external amplifier. Please let me know if I can be of additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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You need to plug the receiver unit into an amplifier. The output connection uses a 1/8" audio jack. Most amplifiers require a 1/4" male connector. You can find an adapter from any Radio Shack type store. You will need an adapter that has a 1/8" male plug at one end (this goes into the receiver units "output") the other side needs to be a 1/4" male plug. This end goes into the amplifier.
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The only way to connect the DAC to the AMP is with RCA. Input to the DAC is coax/toslink or USB. Output is only RCA. DAC, Digital in analog out.
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not sure, mine i just use and existing radio and plug into the audio jacks and pput the radio on auxilary and should work just fine, so basically the existing radio is the amplifier, thanks jk
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There are RCA analog outputs that you connect to your integrated amp via regular interconnects.FYI the Bifrost has two digital inputs that come with it : Optical and coaxial, you can order also with a USB input for extra $ Good Luck Bill
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It is a stereo amp with no additional output except for a headphone jack. You would need an additional way to power your subwoofer (I assume you are talking about having a 2.1 set up. This only is 2.0.)
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This is a preamp/processor, it has no amplifiers built in therefore 0 watts per channel. You need to hook this to an external power amplifier(s).
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Thanks for your question. This is just an amp and does not have network capability. This is a fantastic sounding amplifier. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud NAD dealer.
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I don't know why you need to hook it up to a roland cm30. Itself is stereo, it has stereo input and stereo head phone out. With that it has enough line in and line out to hook up with other devices. But for 2 amplifiers to connect together? I don't understand the idea behind that. One think you might think of, doing that it might increase the static sound all PA have more or less.
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Yes, the adapter is just a straight pass-thru device. I also don't have my center channel connected to adapter, but it is connected to to sub.
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Your question doesn't quite make sense. Do you mean do you need an amplifier with a center channel out? OR, are you wondering if you can hook up regular speakers to an existing center channel out from an amplifier? 1) I don't know of any hookup to allow your center channel speaker to siphon off TWO speaker outputs (I'm sure one could be made, but don't think the demand would be high.) So, to use the cneter channel speaker, connecting it to a dedicated center channel out is best. You can use it as a regular speaker, but you are not gonna get the low and high responses as this speaker is designed for midrange frequencies. 2) You can use a regular speaker and connect it to your center channel on your amp - you do not "need" a special speaker for that, BUT the signal going to this output is not going to have the deep lows and crisp highs. Modern amplifiers (at leas tthe Pioneer that I own) have a sound mode to simulate a center channel through the side speakers, so that those midrange frequencies are amplified a little more to bring out the voice better. On the Pioneer, it's called "Front Wide" or something along those lines.
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One more thing to Norman Normal, you have not specified which amp you have. If you have a Denon, there is a menu option buried down deep where you can specify multi-channel or two-channel.
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Just connect a 3.5mm to RCA cable to the back of the woofer (receiver) and set the input to analog.