I want to connect wireless speakers to an existing amp/turntable system. Will these speakers receive sound from any amp? If so, how does it work?
1161487
No, not any amp, to connect wireless to this speaker system, the amp must have bluetooth or allshare wi-fi capabilities.
1271969
If your turntable has 2 RCA audio out cables, then you could plug it in to an AUX input. I've done this with many old turntables and amps and it sounded great.
477339
This isn't really a receiver as understood as a component of a stereo system, it is a signal reciever for the wireless microphones which then uses a cable to send the mic signal to a real receiver. This provides enough power to provide a decent quality of signal, but to power speakers you need either powered speakers or a receiver/powered amp to provide power to your speakers.I hope this helps.
1583578
I connected mine to my home receiver. You would need a preamp to connect them to a computer.
400222
I have read a few reviews of the speaker system; they are described as for use with a computer sound system, they will probably burn out if you use this amp with them.
1282958
Yes, a turntable can be connected. You may need to use a Pre-amp in between the two devices ensure it is loud enough.
123538
You will need a pre-amp, when I first got this I got a Music Hall PA1.2 MM/MC Phono Pre Amp. So RCA cables from the turntable go into the pre-amp then the pre-amp feeds into your receiver/amp then out into you speakers. Everything has been great and I'm really happy with my purchase, you may want to get another cartridge as backup or to replace the one it comes with. I have one just for backup and have found the one that comes with it works great. I didn't have to buy anything else.
1977045
Your speaker wires still go to the receiver...The pre-amp is only for your turntable...
474195
These speakers do not come with wires. To connect them to amplifier/receiver you'll need wires, which is usually the case with any stereo system. Regarding the computer - I'm afraid that a typical sound card of a computer/laptop will not supply enough current to make these speakers work.
1302727
You can connect to any receivers speaker outputs. You cannot connect these directly to a computer since computers do not have L and R speaker outputs.
1729198
Hi Liz, The outputs for the speakers can be connected to an amp. I found this device to be lacking in performance and sent it back.
214057
Not directly. My record player, tape deck, cd player all are connected to my tuner/pre-amp. The speakers are connected to the pre-amp for them to work.
218583
I do not have turntable, but there is a phono input to the receiver. I would think most all turntables would connect up to that without a pre-amp being needed...
1416896
Yea...All the speakers will work normally. I use this just for the amp connected to the subs only.
1053492
These speakers need an amplifier/receiver with a decent amount of power. Mine are hooked up to a 65W RMS per channel receiver. You can then go to Radio Shack and buy an adaptor cable that has a headphone jack on one (for the computer headphone jack) end and the right and left channel RCA connectors on the other to connect your computer to the amplifier audio input. The cable will run you around $5.
1207089
Zachary...you will need another form of amplifier to drive these speakers. The pre-amp on your turntable is for connecting to vintage amplifiers without a pre-amp for a turntable or similiar device. I believe you should turn the pre-amp off if you are running your turntable through a modern receiver or amplifier. Modern amps should have a turntable pre-amp built in if they have phono capability. Hope this helped.
137808
Not directly. These are not powered speakers. You need to connect these speakers to an amplfier. Turntable + Amplifier + Speakers = Good times :)