How can I connect the moviemate to a poweramp with loud speakers
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You will need a Digital Coaxial Cable. It connects to the Coaxial Audio Out of the projector and to whatever device you wish to expand to for example a audio amp. I myself connect to a mixer which I have my amp connected to out to some very large speakers, getting awesome sound for watching movies, a presentation, or DJ work with music. But a mixer is not needed if using just a power amp. I believe all amps have a Digital Coaxial Input. If not, Their are cables that have connections from Digital Coaxial's to RCA jacks. Hope this was helpful. And then you have a headphone jack in the front that can do the job also with a 3.5mm Y cable and RCA jacks. You will need a Digital Coaxial Cable. It connects to the Coaxial Audio Out of the projector and to whatever device you wish to expand to for example a audio amp. I myself connect to a mixer which I have my amp connected to out to some very large speakers, getting awesome sound for watching movies, a presentation, or DJ work with music. But a mixer is not needed if using just a power amp. I believe all amps have a Digital Coaxial Input. If not, Their are cables that have connections from Digital Coaxial's to RCA jacks. Hope this was helpful. And then you have a headphone jack in the front... » Read More You will need a Digital Coaxial Cable. It connects to the Coaxial Audio Out of the projector and to whatever device you wish to expand to for example a audio amp. I myself connect to a mixer which I have my amp connected to out to some very large speakers, getting awesome sound for watching movies, a presentation, or DJ work with music. But a mixer is not needed if using just a power amp. I believe all amps have a Digital Coaxial Input. If not, Their are cables that have connections from Digital Coaxial's to RCA jacks. Hope this was helpful. And then you have a headphone jack in the front that can do the job also with a 3.5mm Y cable and RCA jacks. « Show Less
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I use a 3.5mm to dual RCA (called a Y cable) cable. The 3.5mm plugs into the headphone jack on the front of the projector and the dual RCA plugs go into my mixer. All depends on what type connections you have on your amp.
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There is a headphone jack located at the front of the projector that you will need to plug a 3.5mm male-to-dual patch cable into. The patch cable itself will depend on the inputs jacks to your poweramp. For example, I have a pair of powered speakers connected to the projector by connecting a pair of XLR male-to-XLR female cables to the speakers and connected the XLR cables to a 3.5mm male-to-dual XLR male patch cable. Hope that helps.
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Typically you would connect your projector to a stereo receiver and then run these speakers from the outputs of that receiver. Unless your projector has a built-in amp to drive speakers of this type you could not plug these speakers directly into the projector.
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you must connect speakers to the power amp. the cx-a5000bl can not power a speaker
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Get the Ion Block Rocker. You use the auxiliary jack on the speaker and the headphone jack on the projector. Sounds much better than projector speakers. Just be sure to turn projector volume up as well.
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There is a hdmi input, but no output. I use a home theater system with amp and only send the video to the projector
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There should be an Audio plug, it is a seperate cable you need to purchase! If that doesn't work, try an adapter that has an audio/video splitter.
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Richard, I run my player with a Behringer 1202 FX mixer and a Peavey IPR 1600 power amplifier and Two Peavey PR-15 speakers. I run three wired microphones and two wireless microphones. This is as professional as I can get with the Acesonic DGX-213. No you cannot connect speakers to the player and expect audio to come out of the RCA jacks on the back, further more you can connect this player to a old receiver amplifier and use your home speakers. I hooked my player up this way and it will work fine. I can watch DVD movies through this payer and my HDTV. Also if your home audio and HDTV are connected and have HDMI connections the karaoke player will work that way also. Hope this helps. Richard, I run my player with a Behringer 1202 FX mixer and a Peavey IPR 1600 power amplifier and Two Peavey PR-15 speakers. I run three wired microphones and two wireless microphones. This is as professional as I can get with the Acesonic DGX-213. No you cannot connect speakers to the player and expect audio to come out of the RCA jacks on the back, further more you can connect this player to a old receiver amplifier and use your home speakers. I hooked my player up this way and it will work fine. I can watch DVD movies through this payer and my HDTV. Also if your home audio and HDTV are... » Read More Richard, I run my player with a Behringer 1202 FX mixer and a Peavey IPR 1600 power amplifier and Two Peavey PR-15 speakers. I run three wired microphones and two wireless microphones. This is as professional as I can get with the Acesonic DGX-213. No you cannot connect speakers to the player and expect audio to come out of the RCA jacks on the back, further more you can connect this player to a old receiver amplifier and use your home speakers. I hooked my player up this way and it will work fine. I can watch DVD movies through this payer and my HDTV. Also if your home audio and HDTV are connected and have HDMI connections the karaoke player will work that way also. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Make sure you set your sound source to Line. Otherwise it won't play out the speakers.
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Your powered speakers should have an XLR (3 pin) out. Run a cable from that directly to the XLR input on the Baby Tremor.
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Dear Zachary, I just tested this on the projector I have for sale. I hooked plugged in the HDMI cable and I hooked up the audio to Bose speakers through the audio out port. The video was on screen and the sound came out of my speakers. It works great! I still have my speaker available and I hope you consider me as a seller when buying on Amazon! Thanks! - Jake Zerner
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i bought a mini amp Lepai LP-2020A+ Tripath TA2020 Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Amplifier with Power Supply and some copper wire. This amp has a couple input types and can hook up from a computer or DVD player or probably whatever you want to use outside. Also the amp doesnt get too hot so if you want to put it in a waterproof box it should work fine. an outdoor movie theater sounds like a great idea!
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I use the BEHRINGER U-PHONO UFO202 audio interface (available from amazon for $30) to connect my laptop to the mixer/amp. If your tv is one of the newer versions you should be able to connect your video from your laptop via USB or VGA. Not sure about your soundbar arrangement.
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If you want to connect big speaker, must to use the Output RCA (L & R) connector on the backplane of projector to you home amplifier.
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you need to connect it to powered speakers, like studio monitors or a dj system
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I use a Monoprice cable RCA to 3.5 mm male headphone size connector. With that cable, I hooked up an old dvd player with RCA output to my cmoy headphone amp, then plug the speakers' 3.5 mm connector into the output of the headphone amp. I think you would need to use a headphone amp or reciever to control the output, because it would be too much power from the device to plug it into the auxillary connection on the speakers. It works great with the amp, I use the dvd player to play cd's.
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Conect those small speakers to subwoofer then plug power cord to subwoofer. U also connect sound signal from such as DVD .. Phone .. CD ..
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you need both connections to make it work... longer than the 8-pin you power to the part of video