Can this be used in a restaurant ?? - We mostly use a CD player &amp; 2 live musicians on week-ends.
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Well I would want to think not because its a eq for auto not home. But check around to see I you can find an eq for shelf at home/ restaurant . Or maybe some one who knows how to connect it to a CD player ?? Who knows this stuff
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I've had mine for a number of years. It is my main piece of equipment for playing CDs and works just fine. I especially like the 5 disc capacity for being able to load up music and have it play for hours.
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I mean you could use it as a general 'music player' because its bluetooth, we have one on the other side of the store and just pull the cell phone out, sync up, play a song through it. That's an advantage.
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That would be a tight fit, two cd cases will fit with enough space to pull out and play. I believe it would work yes.
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It's definitely not a toy and it's great for home entertainment or anywhere with a small gathering of family/friends. I use mine at my piano/karaoke bar where some of the patrons come up and sing.The sound quality is ok, but not great (it's lacks bass). It has inputs for CD/MP3 players and a guitar line in, so I would say it can work for your care facility entertainment.
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I gave up trying, so I haven't checked in a while. I mostly use mine for live playing with Mainstage. But, I'd love to know the answer myself... Let me know!
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Hi, you can hook up a cd player just fine however almost all turntables require additional amplification. Amazon sells an ART phono preamp that would take your turntable and then route it into your TP30. The TP60 which is an even badder bad boy has two inputs so you could hook them up together all the time if you wanted and more amplification. Most old school stereo amplifiers have phono in jacks that have dedicated phono preamp circuits inside - these usually come on only the pricier models now on new home theater amps. I have had experience with two toppings now- they sound great and look really nicely built. Just know if you want the tp30 to crank you need some really efficient speakers (think klipsch) or you're looking for decent sound in a small room.
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Yes, that would work just fine as long as you have a digital out on your player. You'll get remarkably improved definition if your CD player has a typical built in DAC.
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Yes. I have in home office and use for DVD's & CD's. The one thing it won't do is shuffle CD's
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I use (two) 2500 Watt speakers. Their should be no problem with using your set. The CD mixer will shake the walls, mine does!!!!
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Yes you can . For the best audio if your cd player has optical output use that. ( cable included ). If not use the rca cables also included.
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Hello Oscar,You are completely right.You can surely conect any externa source of sound , you just need RCA outputs at your source device or any kind of output with the adapter cable.I have my audio player connected with the "mini jack" to RCA cable and it works great, so your CD player will work as well.Hopefully you will have as much fun with this "baby", as I have. GREAT sound .Regards.Marek
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For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts... » Read More For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. « Show Less
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I'd say yes, unless your band is very loud, which they shouldn't be. It's pretty amazing how large a space you can cover with this little thing. I've used it with a quartet, and it's been fine... You can also hook up a powered sub-woofer, if you really wanted extra oomph, but for Jazz, I've never had to do that yet.
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Mine plays CD's and I love mine. I have three, one in my bedrm, one in the kitchen and the big one in the living rm. I will keep Bose in business butthey are worth every cent. Enjoy.
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Absolutely! Our local Brew Pub uses it for a full 5 piece band! You will not be disappointed!
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I guess you can, since it (at least the Play:5) has a Line-In that you can use for any sound player with a line-out such as a headphone outsource, the problem with this system is that it is extremely hard to understand and make it work. To use this line-in function is difficult and makes it vulnerable to loose wi-fi connection. If you have the bucks for this, you might buy something else. Just my advise.