Is the "High Level Output To Speakers" driven by the internal amplifier, or is it just a pass-thru from the "High Level Input From Amplifier"?
837846
It's driven by an internal amplifier. It's surprisingly powerful in a very small package. I highly recommend It.
837847
The high level outputs are just a pass-through from whatever source you're using to power the main or satellite speakers. The "crossover" only controls the max frequencies handled by the subwoofer (it's really a low-pass filter for the sub) and doesn't roll off the low end to the high level outputs.
279769
the output is that of a tuner so if your speakers have a built in amp you should be ok, if not your out of luck or you will have to have a seperate amp
1035628
There is an output jack hole that says "speaker out". I've tried to connect another speaker through there as well as another preamp and my attempts were unsuccesful. Maybe I was doing it wrong, but it could also be a cheap amplifier. The bluetooth rocks, though.
1801390
What do you mean by "low level". If you mean unamplified, then, yes, the main outputs to to powered speakers or another amplifier.
1672315
1) is your machine turned on?2) is the volume on the machine turned up?3) is your signal flow correct? (out of machine to in on amp)4) are you using a mono or stereo 1/4"? if so what output did you use?
2098605
There is an independent volume control on the speaker that can boost or cut the dB (volume) output.
1415852
No. It has audio output jack designed to provide a source for driving an external audio amplifier (or sound bar) which is self powered. There is insufficient audio output power to drive external unamplified speakers.
726156
This is a power amplifier not an integrated amplifier. It does not have the preamplifier stage with volume control/input selector. I has RCA input jacks to accept outputs from a preamplifier. You will need an HT processor/preamplifier with HDMI input. It should work with most speakers. but as with most amplifiers I would avoid very low impedance speakers.
410517
well i believe that is exactly what it is supposed to do; mine is connected directly to the wires that drive my front speakers and it works exactly as expected. Speaker signals can be viewed as a high-level signal, this just lowers that signal's amplification down to what is considered low-level signal so that it can amplified separately from your stereo's amplifier. Otherwise the signal would be amplified twice causing signal clipping/distortion which not only sounds horrible but could overload the amp.
1407184
No. There is no line level outputs on this unit to drive speakers directly. This DSP unit is intended to take the output of your factory deck and flatten the signal to allow for aftermarket amplification.
1351593
I have a powered sub that accepts speaker-level input, and it works great attached it to the "B" output (I am only using the "A" output for my main speakers).
950537
This is a CD player with toslink s/pdif and -10dB RCA outputs. The unit cannot drive passive speakers directly. You would need a receiver or integrated amplifier or pre-amp/amplifier combination to use with external speakers unless the speakers are "active monitors". IF active monitors you would need a preamplifier or mixer. Hope this information helps
1856463
my main outputs go to an amp then to my speakers ,im pretty sure you cant go direct to speakers .if u can it would be the main output xlr to 1/4send
1365119
You would need some sort of volume controlled amplifier to hook the output from the converter to your speakers, such as a stereo receiver or integrated amp. The audio output from the converter is a low level signal not capable of driving speakers. Hope this helps.
2185919
This appears to be microphone level or at best line level inputs and outputs. Sadly the description doesn't say what the levels or impedances are, but the example in the text implies this. Headphones & speakers are very low impedance and much higher power (wattage) than mic or line levels, so I would be very surprised if you could heard anything, let along acceptable volume and tone, if you directly connect headphones, which would also require at least a mono/stereo adapter.
1683319
Yes, there's not much difference between what you describe and a normal setup with an amp and an internally connected speaker, so the result would be the same, a boost in signal that is adjustable.
784442
i first of all am no sound engineer, nor electronics guru...all i can tell is what i did and what worked perfectly for me....i took output signal from xm radio...ran it thru a preamp...then the wa50 sys....split it to bose radio nearby...and remotely to bose radio two rooms away...my impression is it has nothing to do with speakers of any age...that is an amp issue...this only sends a signal...it drives nothing.