Can I hook this up to my home stereo ? If so how all I have is input/output for the speakers and an RCA plug for the subwoofer. I'm not a DJ or Musician by the way.
2063995
Yes. It will connect just like a cassette deck through the tape monitor with RCA to 1/4 inch adapters. (4 are needed)
2063996
Im not sure if its possible, never tried honestly, but if you were to try you would need 2 xlr males To rca an 2 xlr females to rca.. this device would need to be between your reciver an cd player to work.. but like i said im not 100% that it would work,this is how to wire it up, run cdplayer output rca to xlr male input on processor to xlr female to rca input on reciver.. so this way the cd player could run thru the processor. If it were to work thats how ud have to have it
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.
2063998
Im not sure if its possible, never tried honestly, but if you were to try you would need 2 xlr males To rca an 2 xlr females to rca.. this device would need to be between your reciver an cd player to work.. but like i said im not 100% that it would work,this is how to wire it up, run cdplayer output rca to xlr male input on processor to xlr female to rca input on reciver.. so this way the cd player could run thru the processor. If it were to work thats how ud have to have it.. it works very well.. its not hooked up to a home system tho
2063999
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
2064000
Theorectically yes, but this is connected in to line level output/input...means unamplified.....not worth the hassle. Look into software controlled audio.....good luck
1838995
This is an all-in-1 setup. The amp is wired and set up to work with these speakers (or similar speakers in the same Ohms range). It's not built to pump out the low frequencies of a sub, nor does it have the power for it. You could use a spliter to run RCA cables to both this amp and a separate amp for a sub to "add" one to it. Or you could bridge and rewire and run one with very little power with this one, but you will eventually fry it.
2169237
This could do it, but it's complete overkill for a home theater setup. Just get a stereo crossover. You don't need to pay for all the extra features this has for live sound.
564352
The subwoofer will connect with the standard woofer RCA plug. I don't know about the other devices. I have my bar connected to a Sony subwoofer. Bob
1834415
This unit is for pro use, All outputs are non amplified RCA jacks. The output goes to your amp, and your amp will provide power and connections to your speakers.
2020143
I believe there are passive pass thru subs where the outputs of the speaker connect to the input of the sub and then the outputs of the sub go to the speakers, similar to a sub hookup for a home stereo system. Look for the specs on several sub woofers and you should get your answer.
1992688
Yes, sir. It has a rca plug up specifically for your subs. As long as you have everything on your end, you should be golden.
237107
there are different ways to wire it, if your receiver has a sub-out plug on it just get a powered subwoofer cable and plug into either r or l on the woofer. Does not matter which one. hope this helps.
894401
Yes, you'll need to buy a cable. They're very cheap at Amazon. Just make sure it's long enough. If there are two inputs, one right and one left, you'll need a 'Y' adapter at the subwoofer I'm not sure 'cause mine is boxed up. A r/l input will work with one cable, just connect it to the 'sub out' jack from your receiver and plug it into the 'R' input on the sub.
1707724
you need a two way cross over. or two audio out puts. one output for the amp and speakers and one output for the subwoofer. you might be able to use the output on the subwoofer to go to the amp for the speakers
1067124
Pretty sure this isn't what your looking for to hook up to home stereo. You need an auxiliary input jack (small headphone size). The Bluetooth reciever plugs into that and accepts the Bluetooth signal from phone, iPod etc.
1516977
Robert you can hook up optical audio input or an rca cable. i prefer the optical, the sound quality is definitely better :) . hope this helps
145044
if your receiver does not have a dedicated subwoofer outlet then you will need a special wire. it's RCA to speaker wire, and it's kinda pricey for a wire. you would have to tie into the left and right speakers, or maybe even all sides of the surround. the quality might be diminished since it's trying to push all the frequencies through the speaker, and not just the lower bass frequencies. heres a link to the wire you would need. IEC 18 AWG 6' Speaker Wire Pair with RCA Males - Black/Red
1300676
You can buy the speaker line to RCA adapter to feed your speaker lines into the amp. I used an Audiocontrol LC6i in my setup but not necessary unless you want to add subwoofer and amps.
1785220
Not straightforwardly. There's no subwoofer output. You could probably use the tape outputts. In a worst case you could get a subwoofer with inputs for your speaker wires and outputs to carry the signal to the speakers. This arrangement is somewhat cumbersome and can be power-wasting. I would give Crutchfield a call and ask them.
1679667
Yes, you can hook up using RCA cables, but you will need the RCA to 1/4 inch adapter ( Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack ) So the RCA cable will not plug directly in but for $3, you can get the adapters. I have been using this subwoofer for over a year now - it really rocks!
396722
Read the directions that come with the subwoofer . Should tell you all the ways to hook it up there