Can you connect this to the max n outs of a stereo with existing speakers hooked up as well? in other words does this draw off much power?
1025110
This PAC Converters purpose is for connecting an aftermarket amplifier to a stock OE radio in a vehicle. It has nothing to do with speakers, its merely a mediator between the amp and factory radio. Hope that helps
740659
No, the speaker out connection uses spring clips. Or you can simply run your other speakers from your amp.
1868913
This receiver does use a powered subwoofer. If you hook a non-powered speaker to this outlet, you could very well blow your sub-woofer. I wouldn't take the chance.
1416892
Yes, this goes between your existing radio and harness, the audio from the deck will still power the speakers. Use the line out to hook up to an external amp.
1239878
No, you connect the input from the stereo and the outlet to the various rooms, I used all 4 rooms. The device works to keep the extra room speakers from blowing the amp
1163244
I cannot answer your question without knowing the output of your amplifier. You need to be more concerned with the output of your amp than the watts of your speaker.
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
132608
It's not meant to be "hooked up" into a 7.2 system. You really need to match your speakers with your receiver.if your receiver did happen to have pre-outs you take a risk. Of damage. I have a 7.2 system that I've matched speakers to receiver. It has 130w per ch. and will play loud and clear enough for our neighbors! This amp is a 2 ch amp meant to be played in a stereo system ( 2 speakers). Hope this helps
2084023
In short, I would say no. If you feel like removing all USB functionality - then technically yes. (cut the speaker lines and place into the amp outs). I suspect the low output over your current system is a combo of low power from the USB powered amp (it's technically only capable of 2.5w output) - and cheap speakers. So If I'm going to be truthfully honest - by another powered speaker PC set. For utilizing this amp you'd want to purchase new speakers as well.
2154928
Shouldn't matter as long as your stereo system is pushing 8 ohms output. The only thing you might notice is different sets of speakers might have different volume levels when playing them together.
711802
Yeah if the speakers are connected to the head unit .. Other wise no I'm assuming you bought the amp To power the speakers so you wouldn't have it connected it to the head unit
1897964
You could. However, probably not enough wattage to power additional speakers.
2090465
At my house, I have a supplemental amplifier, and it's enough to power three sets of stereo in-ceiling speakers, and a set of stereo outdoor Bose speakers without any problems. Just check for your receiver's output specifications to make sure it will be enough. Otherwise, simply purchase another amplifier just for the speakers.
820200
Im sorry I brought it as a gift to someone. I have no idea. But my understanding is this is a DJ console only. U need another Amplifier to power it. So your speaker capacity depends on your Amplifier.
1990676
the advice I found, and only after trying it with Bi-wired with my receiver, was unless you actually have two amps to power the speaker, wire it with the bridge in place via the single channel. You won't notice enough change with it bi-wired, and you only end up losing a pair of channels that you could otherwise use for rear surround or a second zone.
1620076
The EQ takes in an analog signal, and splits it into up to 2 channels of analog audio + 1 channel for your subs. So it would go in between your DAC and your speakers. You could power it with a "wall wart" 12v DC power supply, with the positive lead plugged into the +12v and remote and negative lead into ground. I doubt the device draws that much amperage, since it only amplifies line level.
347986
Yes you can. They give you instructions but if you turned your stereo up too high it would blow the speakers. But at regular volume or a little higher it should be fine