Can I use this for an audio amplifier needing a 12v-0-12v Power supply?
274544
I feel I can safely say no here.Most audio amps that require dual supplies of the same voltage tend to require negative voltage on one pole, AKA a ground, 12v, and -12v..this power supply does not have a negative voltage output. If it requires two independant 12v rails, still no - this power supply has a single 12v rail with multiple taps.The only suitable usage for this power supply would be single-rail 12v applications. I hope that takes care of your question - if not, please provide more detail such as model or part number of the amplifier in question.
274545
I feel I can safely say no here. Most audio amps that require dual supplies of the same voltage tend to require negative voltage on one pole, AKA a ground, 12v, and -12v..this power supply does not have a negative voltage output. If it requires two independant 12v rails, still no - this power supply has a single 12v rail with multiple taps. The only suitable usage for this power supply would be single-rail 12v applications. I hope that takes care of your question - if not, please provide more detail such as model or part number of the amplifier in question.
1681439
I don't know that specific amplifier, but as long as it uses either 5V (USB port) or 12V and doesn't draw more than about 15 Watts it should work well. I use it to run a small FM transmitter in a dance hall and it is good for several 3-hour dances.
991128
No! This amp cannot power those speakers. Get a sony STRDH130 2 channel receiver
215546
I confirm what it as been said before by the others, no problem unless you use it with a very sensitive equipment. Another way to do it is to use a 14v adapter to get 12v at the end if you have a voltage drop. But normally the equipment have a tolerance and you should be good.
1135626
I don't think that would be a good idea.. It's always best go by manufacture recommended wiring and amplification. Exceeding the power input beyond its capacity on any electronics could cause things to quite literally fry.
2209334
Check the pre- amp output power level to be high enough for the minimum required input power level for the powered speakers. Should work.
2190267
Most definitely can be used with a 12v DC supply. Just be certain the supply is capable of delivering adequate power for the radio. Reference the specifications on-line.
1414037
Never tried it, but I don't see a reason why it wouldn't. As long as the amp requirement is same it should work.
2162224
Yes it should be fine, that speaker doesn't require a lot of power and this puts out a decent amount of power to power speakers such as the one you mentioned.
2120442
I would say yes as long as you do not exceed the amperage rating of the power supply.
314002
Maybe. Find out if the regulator will overheat with a 12V input. Probably better to use a 5V supply.
355645
It should work, I'm no expert though. I have this AMP powering a pair of Fluance SX6 speakers if that helps you any.
996147
It is a 50 amp supply and will provide that at 12 volts continually. Your amp needs 120 amps. Oh those specs imply big external capacitors to deliver 5000 watts. It can only take in 1440 watts (120 amps x 12 volts) and they don't create power.
1193943
NO, be certain to use a good DC power supply. I use a 20 Amp supply and it works fine with this supply.
1689283
Yes that would work just fine. If you have two speakers you can also run them in parallel safely. (Which drops the load to 4ohms)
660441
This will work fine for powering those speakers. Be sure you ground it VERY well or it will whine. The one I bought was the hardest amp I have ever had to get noise out of.
2152650
Yes I don't see why not. I have quite a few different wattage speakers connected to mine and it works perfectly !