How do I use it as a preamp or a buffer for a solid state amp when there is no RCA out?
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It's not ideal, but you can buy a "Y" cable that has a 1/8" headphone plug on one end and L/R RCA plugs (male) on the other ends. Plug the headphone end into the headphone jack on the V2 and the RCA plugs into the line input on your amp. You would set the volume level on the Bravo about mid-band and then control the main volume at the amp. If your amp does not have a volume control, use the volume on the Bravo as you main volume control. Be careful, though, as the output of the Bravo (when set to max) will almost certainly drive the inputs of your amp into clipping. You'll know when this happens, as it will sound badly distorted.
1168276
This is a class A FCC amplifier. It cannot be used as a typical preamp. The only "output" is to the headphones. It is a headphone amp after all.
1168277
It's not ideal, but you can buy a "Y" cable that has a 1/8" headphone plug on one end and L/R RCA plugs (male) on the other ends. Plug the headphone end into the headphone jack on the V2 and the RCA plugs into the line input on your amp. You would set the volume level on the Bravo about mid-band and then control the main volume at the amp. If your amp does not have a volume control, use the volume on the Bravo as you main volume control. Be careful, though, as the output of the Bravo (when set to max) will almost certainly drive the inputs of your amp into clipping. You'll know when this happens, as it will sound badly distorted. It's not ideal, but you can buy a "Y" cable that has a 1/8" headphone plug on one end and L/R RCA plugs (male) on the other ends. Plug the headphone end into the headphone jack on the V2 and the RCA plugs into the line input on your amp. You would set the volume level on the Bravo about mid-band and then control the main volume at the amp. If your amp does not have a volume control, use the volume on the Bravo as you main volume control. Be careful, though, as the output of the Bravo (when set to max) will almost certainly drive the inputs of your amp into clipping. You'll... » Read More It's not ideal, but you can buy a "Y" cable that has a 1/8" headphone plug on one end and L/R RCA plugs (male) on the other ends. Plug the headphone end into the headphone jack on the V2 and the RCA plugs into the line input on your amp. You would set the volume level on the Bravo about mid-band and then control the main volume at the amp. If your amp does not have a volume control, use the volume on the Bravo as you main volume control. Be careful, though, as the output of the Bravo (when set to max) will almost certainly drive the inputs of your amp into clipping. You'll know when this happens, as it will sound badly distorted. « Show Less
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Your turntable should already have an output cable and (usually) a ground wire. This preamp includes the cable needed to go to your receiver or amp, as well as a mini-Y adaptor to convert this cable to plug into a computer line input.
892813
The amp has a simple stereo RCA connection on the back, so any connector cable you use that has RCA on one end should be sufficient. I should note, this thing sounds INCREDIBLE.
410518
Yes, that's what this item does, so you can use RCA in on amp. They also make ones with a pwr remote wire.
2221218
i have mine connected to my receiver, but i don't see why it will not work with your preamp, as long that it has the required inputs.
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personally (not that amp specifically) I used a Lepai 808 as a preamp for volume bass treble and bass boost controls, into my amp's high level inputs. MUCH better results than RCA direct which wasnt quite loud-sensitive enough throughput. the LP-808 a 5-6 watt cheepo (10 bucks or less) but great sound quality used as a preamp. its also not seeing the load of a pair of speakers, so it doesnt use much current or warm up, distort, etc. if you want your stuff to really rock, go that route, seriously!
300034
This is a basic preamp and has only one input. Splitting the signal into two inputs will greatly compromise the quaity of the signal. I recommend getting a different unit
550627
The Best way is to have some kind of sound board connected before you plug it into the computer but you can also go from the output on the amp into a 1/4 inch jack to the smaller 1/8 mic input on the back of your computer
1465574
You need to go through some kind of pre-amp. Even an inexpensive PA mixer will do.
1221310
There is a fixed RCA cable already - not sure if one could modify it easily. I ran mine through a Rega phono amp, and it sounded quite good. I have since upgraded, and no longer own this table.
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Hi Eugene,The outputs are RCA only. You'll need to get a separate phono pre-amp (I bought a small pyle pre-amp) or a Phono-USB converter (ION has a nice one).
1180561
I have the output connected to another amp, in anothher room. No external spkr jacks to do it otherwise unless internal wiring is modified.
894398
You will need an cable with RCA connector to hook this up. I have had mine in use for several months now - it works very well.
1362217
You can hook any pre-amplified sound source (CD, tape, mp3 player) but a record player (phono) usually needs a preamplifier like this: Pyle PP999 Phono Turntable Pre-Amp
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No you just need an RCA cable that is able to hook up to an auxiliary out/input
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it would have to have a preamp unit to plug into - otherwise you would use a clamp on or stick on amp hookup
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I used audio cable with RCA connectors.There are other ways too. Refer to manual. Goodluck.