i just got the system and i haven't even taken it out the box,can it deliver enough power to have a small get together?
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Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :) It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together. Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake speakers and there is no magnet behind the two top cones.. They literally just put them for show... I don't know how that is legal, but it's the case. ~Connor
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the sound is not good quality...sounds cheap. RCA is not s good brand for music, i knew this and still tried to give this one the benefit of the doubt and was disappointed.
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Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :)It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together.Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake speakers and there is no magnet behind the two top cones.. They literally just put them for show... I don't know how that is legal, but it's the case. ~Connor Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :)It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together.Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake... » Read More Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :)It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together.Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake speakers and there is no magnet behind the two top cones.. They literally just put them for show... I don't know how that is legal, but it's the case. ~Connor « Show Less
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This doesn't produce enough current for that. Just not enough power. You'll need something larger.
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You should just have to connect all of the power cords and have a strong enough power supply. There are two switches on the back near the top that control a couple of them, but not all of them.
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It's actually a very small and compact card! Use very little energy alongside with intel set-up.Minimum PSU wattage is 450W
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Short answer is yes. I don't have enough info about your set up to be more specific.
1745944
Why would you want to? The speakers are supposed to be one of it's best characteristics. It could be done but probably won't supply the power needed and you'll damage the system.
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you need to add up all of your items in the computer to know what is needed. look at the original setup..it should have listed the power requirements for each item
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I installed this on my grandson's computer with 350watt power supply. Only one hard drive and one dvd/cd drive. As long as you don't have a lot of power consuming additions you should be ok!
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No, I draws its power from the mother board. You may be thinking of USB hubs, which often require external power. Hope this helps.
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yes, this is exactly what this does. Split the power. (I am also assuming your psu is enough to handle all of the device loads.)
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No, it won't be able to power up your system, it's very inefficient and quality in general is not so great, I would only use it for very cheap setup where noise level is not a concern and your just trying to find the cheapest possible psu that will last for your needs, I have this psu on my uncles pc and with no graphics card, pentium 4 630 CPU, 1 DVD drive, 1 hdd and the fan is pretty loud, I don't know if that's from the efficiency being so bad and or the quality of the psu in general is just not good, it's been powering his setup for like a year but then again his pc doesn't consume much power on the first place
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Should be a great system. Just be sure to get the appropriate sized amp to power it.
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Sure will.. It has enough power. Great system..I bought an extra battery and haven't been disappointed..
228005
It's gonna be too little. I have a 2200 kenwood d block amp on it at the momont and it knocks that off. So you may need more power then that
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Yes. More than enough power. I am running 2 of these from a WiFi receiver and amp that only puts out 40 watts and they sound great.
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Well, it's about 850 watts underpowered. I use it for calling trivia and I average 50-60 people per game. It's well-suited for that although on extra busy nights I am pushing it a bit. As it happens, I also own some Behringer powered speakers and for the money they cannot be beat. MUCH better suited to your application.The PYLE stuff is better than nothing, but the sound matches the quality, which ain't much.
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The spec sheet says the minimum power requirement is 300 watts for the system and 65 for the card, so it would seem your system is right on the edge.