can you use this in a home stereo system?
1984377
I tried it in an older system I had and could not get the cassette door to close due to the cable.
1984378
If you're talking about a home stereo system that has a cassette deck as part of it, yes it should work.
1520437
Yes you can with a 3.5mm STEREO PLUG/RCA JACK x 2 Y-CABLE, which will cost around $4.99 + s/h. Go to www.cablestogo.com and search for this item.
1006742
Yes you can. It pretty much plays just like a regular portable stereo with a cool little light show feature on it.
80422
Yes, it can. This is a two channel stereo amp, not surround sound, and there are no optical or digital inputs. A sub woofer can be used, but bridging or connection to the "B" speaker out puts have to be used. I use this amp in my home office and its perfect for a turntable or CD player. I couldn't be more pleased.
1082860
I do not see why not, the wall plug voltage is converted internally in your stereo receiver. The speaker voltage is no where near this high of voltage.
2202889
Sure as long as your stereo accepts the appropriate jack. Check the connection options.
362362
your certainly can. You will need the splitter that comes with the system. That allows you to listen to the song that you have cued up to what is playing on your speaker.
1487387
Why would you want to do that? Look into the BIC subs for home stereos. I have one and it is powerful and it has a amp connected to it. Even if you hook it up to a home stereo, this sub still needs lots of power.
1655895
I know I use mine through my PA system also, I do not know about the stereo unless there is a port which will take it.
1145480
You can if you by a 1/8 monitor 1/4 adapter. For stereo use 2speakers and a splitter. Sound is very good
560093
Yes if it has these inputs: optical digital audio input to analog stereo output over RCA and 3.5mm mini
1880421
Technically yes, but I wouldn't really recommend it for a CD Player. CD Player/Cassette Deck would sound incomplete without the Stereo Effect. Marshall MS-2's sound is more like mono and it won't shake up the floor but it's good enough for Bedroom Jam.
1621478
Yes yyou can it's mainly for car stereo but it can also wore with home stereo
2063997
Yes, you can use for home stereo. It works like a BBE Sonic Maximizer will enhance the sound and make it better, it likes a boost for high's and low's (almost like an equalizer) depending on how you adjust the knobs. You have to use RCA to PHONO or to XLR cables since it does not have RCA jacks. Use it between your players/pre-amp L/R before to amplifier. For the price, I would recommend you to buy it. If you have more budget, you can get something more expensive like BBE... but then.. this is good enough to make a different. I have this for over 3 years and it still working like new, never had any problems.
197875
No, if you get the right cable, you can plug it into your computer input or into your stereo. Should work just fine, and the cables are cheap.
799448
I do not believe so. They are designed to plug in to a computer using mini phono plugs. If your component stereo accepts those types of plugs it probably would work.
1197994
I believe yes. You can connect it either to a subwoofer RCA output from your home theatre amplifier or in parallel to the stereo "power" output from a standard stereo amplifier, it has some low-pass filter to extract the deep "bass" signals.It really depends on your set up with your sound bar and how it is connected to your source, somewhere you should have either the low-level RCA subwoofer output or the stereo speaker output.Maybe you can provide some more details?Let me take this opportunity as an update: I have been owning the buttkicker for about two years now and using it from time to time and I still truly love it and find it amazing! I believe yes. You can connect it either to a subwoofer RCA output from your home theatre amplifier or in parallel to the stereo "power" output from a standard stereo amplifier, it has some low-pass filter to extract the deep "bass" signals.It really depends on your set up with your sound bar and how it is connected to your source, somewhere you should have either the low-level RCA subwoofer output or the stereo speaker output.Maybe you can provide some more details?Let me take this opportunity as an update: I have been owning the... » Read More I believe yes. You can connect it either to a subwoofer RCA output from your home theatre amplifier or in parallel to the stereo "power" output from a standard stereo amplifier, it has some low-pass filter to extract the deep "bass" signals.It really depends on your set up with your sound bar and how it is connected to your source, somewhere you should have either the low-level RCA subwoofer output or the stereo speaker output.Maybe you can provide some more details?Let me take this opportunity as an update: I have been owning the buttkicker for about two years now and using it from time to time and I still truly love it and find it amazing! « Show Less