What type of stereo amplifier/receiver will work with the Niles SS-6?
1985169
I attached mine to a Sony Multi Channel AV Receiver (STR-DH750) to turn on/off a variety of room speakers that the house I bought was pre-wired for. I'm very happy with the performance I've had from the unit. It's slim, easy to use and works great for my application. I can turn on everything or just one or more rooms: dining room, deck, living room, master bath or sunroom. To be honest, I was a bit confused about the power requirements, but I just keep the "protection" button in the on position always. It hasn't effected the sound at all and I feel better about not overpowering the speakers. The unit itself also somewhat disappears on the cabinet shelf due to it's low profile and dark color. I like that as well. Note that this will NOT adjust your volume levels. That has to be done at the speaker or unit level. This will only turn on/turn off power to the speakers.
1985170
any 5.1 or a 2 channel also, when using as whole home system you should use a 2 channel amp.hope this works.
2044381
Yes you do. As far as brand that comes down to preference and what your going to use it for. Some recommendations would be Marantz PM5004 as it has a phono input. Also Sherwood makes a basic stereo receiver also the RX-4109 which would be ok for starters.
1645566
It uses standard stereo mini inputs and outputs. You will need an auxiliary cable to connect it, male to male. Should work great but have not used this combo. I would not anticipate a problem, though.
979857
Not really sure. I would say A/B if I had to guess. Here is a link to Pyle's website on this product. http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PHA25/35mm--18-2-Channel-300-Watt-Stereo-Audio-Amplifier
2270761
I use nothing but yamaha speakers. If purchasing an amp? Get dual zone. Works like 2 diff receivers.
80916
Yes it will work, however look up the amplifier this is a rack system.. I found my self having to by the amp for the bass subs, the two pyle voice speakers work great but it dont bump! I hope that helps
1710581
Or you could check out what are known as "head pre-amps" that will amplify the signal from the cartridge so that it meets the Denon receiver's minimum input requirement.When I was shopping around for a new multi-channel receiver or a simple stereo pre-amp/amp the salesman recommended that I go for a stereo pre-amp/amp since it would have a phono input, but the usual receivers don't.
1686237
Hello Kyle R. And thank you for your inquiry. The Klipsch RF-52 II would be an excellent solution for your 2-channel system. It is very efficient and would not require a ton of power making it a great match for your Cary amplifier! We're here to help so please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks again! Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp team
1635320
What I'd seriously do is find one in the flesh and look carefully at the back. Now I bought one of them and wasn't too keen about it so I got one from another party for my shop with an equalizer For the house I looked and got a pioneer vex 51 series because its one of he last ones with stereo jacks and maybe at the older pioneer Yamaha Sony receivers and get a Pyle pro eq like I did outstanding sound Hope this helps so let me know. Bud Lucas yerington nv
1686078
Nope, the only amplified part of the acustimas-6 system is the bass "sub-woofer" module, you will need a multi-channel amplifier or a professional 2 ohm 2ch amplifier...I install bose systems professionally, ask any other questions you have!
533212
Yes, it needs a receiver that should be compatible with its 4 pin Shure terminal
1281133
The Sherwood is like a retro-receiver, it even has a phono input for a turntable. If your old equipment is set up for stereo, it should work just fine. It'll probably sound even better than ever.
324409
Buy a 1/8" mono to 1/8" stereo adapter. Should be about a buck at your local Radio Shack or for a couple bucks on Amazon. Some cords that go XLR to 1/8" convert to stereo for you.
108832
Looks like the speakers in the HT-S6300 package are compatible with this receiver.
2040039
Best with 6 ohm speakers has outputs for 2 front 1 center 2 front surround 2 rear surround and 2 subs
826208
You have to either split one sub channel, or, preferably, use subs with line pass through capability. SVS SB13-Ultra comes to mind. This receiver sounds great. I returned a Denon x4000 and this is way better. It even sounds better than my Crown studio amps. And the room correction is way better than Audyssey Platinum's XT32 features.
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Hi, if you notice the picture which show the receiver's rear, you'll see you can use 6-16&#937; speakers. If your sub is powered, you should be fine.