So it is no use to someone looking for a 50 Watt for 2 woul;d want to use it listen in with earphones except RCA to a 3.5 or larger?
827993
Not sure I understand the question. There is no input for headphones, just speaker outputs. Hope this helps.
1724446
Yeah no 3.5mm unfortunately. The RCA out on the far right of the panel is all you get. However what I did was use an RCA-to-3.5mm to plug into a speaker. If you want to hook it up to anything that has a 3.5mm cable out you have to get a 3.5mm female-female coupler as well
347362
That depends on the radio. Most of the newer ones have built in amplifiers. The most I have seen advertised is 50w by 4. In other words 12.5 per channel. While this will work, it is nowhere near what the rms wattage of these speakers is. Not necessary, but highly encouraged for best sound. Hope this helps
210512
I can't speak to the quality of the tuner as I don't use that aspect of the unit. I have a Pioneer open reel, A Denon 3 head cassette, a Pioneer CD, a Sony direct drive turntable, and the Yamaha iPod interface with a 2nd gen Nano and all sources sound great. I am driving a pair on Jensen floor speakers with dual 8 inch woofers, a 4 inch midrange speaker and a 1 inch tweeter. Don' t know the watt rating , sorry. Also driving a pair of Infinity bookshelf speakers. To me, the 50 watts this unit puts out is more than enough to power this combination.
457859
No!Everything is "analog". This was one major reason I have return it. Of course, it's not loud enough too. Far from 50watts output what has been advertised. It consumes only 6 watts from power outlet. where would it get another 45?
947431
just figured this out myself. sounds weak, even when hooked up to a 50 watt per channel amp. volume is literally cut in half. forced to pump the stereo receiver up to twice or more. absolutely dismal, even with a receiver. note to self... going forward, any tv that doesn't have variable out, doesn't get into my shopping cart LOL.
1436717
Well I think it plays at max 52 watts per channel.So for it to sound good through your speakers at least30.
273912
you can buy RCA to 1/4" jacks and not use this, or you can use the mixer if you want the extra channels.
1400775
Yes. Walmart has an amplifier made by RCA that has worked well for me. ($15)
2244492
This is for amping for larger speakers. If your headphones need 10W+ you are doing it wrong.
159385
This is not meant for speaker-level use. In other words, you can't use this with speakers or amplifiers.
1528319
I did. I have a 100 watt system and it worked perfectly. Just popped it in to replace the old woofer that was blown out. Sounds fantastic! Better than original!
835754
I only have a 50 watt per channel and my speakers blast.I would be careful will the volume knob
794807
I use these at home in my couch. With that said an amp that is 50w with a low pass filter will work. It doesn't have to be super high end because you probably won't play any frequencies 500hz tops.
1431907
No. This is RCA on both ends. You'd need a 3.5 to RCA converter at the least.
509547
I don't think that's a good idea because if you want a louder sound wouldn't you get a speaker with more watts...you can amplify sound but if the speaker dosen't have enough watts it wont ever sound clear or loud enough....just my opinion
1789610
This is a high quality 2.1 channel system that accepts RCA or stereo mini-pin. It doesn't have 5.1 inputs.