to play my cd's, do I need another oiece of equipment to hear it/ I do have speakers?.
2086482
This particular CD player does require you to have an amplifier to connect to. The amplifier will control the volume and your speakers are also connected to the amp. If you procure an amp, you can also connect other devices such as DVD player, etc. and play them through your amp. Hope this helps.
950541
This is a CD player only. It would need to be connected to an amplifier to drive speakers.
1077349
Absolutely. MP-3 or regular CD work fine. There's an auxilliary input in the back that allows you to connect a clip-zip or other input as well. Good speakers - works great.
2083292
Yes you can...Use inputs AUX 1, AUX 2 or CD....Make sure your speakers are rated at 4ohm and between 60 to 120 watts for best sound
1306861
Yes, you may want external speakers. The speakers are O.K. But, sounds tinny.
815906
It's not a CD player, so no. The CDs you can play will depend on the CD player you use.
502664
This is not a CD player it is an amplifier. A CD player can be connected to it.
210172
If you play only cd's or mp3's all you need is a receiver, two speakers, speaker cables and an ipod. If you don't use mp3's you don't even need the ipod. If you want a little more punch to your sound you could add a power amp and surround sound, but those are definitely not necessary.
1708840
My understanding is that the you do not. You can have one set of speakers hooked up if you want. I have four sets of speakers connected at various volumes and they sound great.
1564737
No, you must have a separate amp/receiver. This allows you to select separate sets of speakers to play. The amp/receiver will attach to the selector and the speaker sets will hook up to the selector
1426070
This is a 5.1 speaker kit and requires a receiver/amp to push sound through. Any DVD, Bluray, CD Player, etc. would be an add-on which would have to connect to the receiver.
857470
You may need to go into setup and identify which inputs a given source is supposed to be using. CD should only be using standard audio cables. DVD might be set to HDMI, but you may need to specify Component/Composite.
1582042
Yes. It is simply a cd player. You will need a power supply (amp/receiver) and speakers.
708934
Yes you can. Just install this device and connect it to your speakers. To connect to them, go to 'devices and printers' and then 'add a device' (This is for Windows) and select the device you want to connect to. Then start playing some music! You may have to change your sound settings if your computer already has other speakers it uses.
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one for your amp if you wanna run one to it but not nessary.and one for your cd player that's needed to capture the output from the sound.if you don't have a amp that you don't wanna run to it.just a set will be fine.just run it from your cd player and into the amplified eq.it sounds pretty good
425183
Only if your CD has a built in amplifier. There has to be an amplifier between the CD and the Pyle unit.
230761
TV is not necessary for playing music CD's, DVD's or Blu-Ray sound disks.The sound will come from your speakers & not the TV, but you can also use the TV speakers if you like.