Just wondering if there is a way to hook the base up to an older stereo as I want to use them while cleaning house or working in garage?
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Don't really know, but they don't last. Had mine a little over a year and not working any longer.
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As long as you have an audio out to spare for the wireless base, you are cool. You can listen to the radio or discs/tapes on the stereo player. Must always use the headphones though.
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You would have to connect direct to your stereo. You can run the extra speaker wire from the same outlets.
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one more thing i forgot to mention son. remember this system is a 4 ohm system. you cannot hook it up to a "normal" stereo receiver because they are almost all wired for 8 ohm. my son`s friend bought these after hearing them at my house and hooked them to an integrated amplifier his buddy gave him and blew them up. my apologies if you already were aware of this.
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Surely you can use the aux in. You need a cable converting 3.5mm to RCA, which I believe you can find in Radioshack
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Like the other answers yes if you have Bluetooth. Also if you have some sort of surround sound you could plug in the cord and use it old school. Might need a longer cord and or an adapter for the plug-in.
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I believe you can hook it to the cd/radio if you have aux. in jacks or you can always play it thru the radio by tuning it to the proper station.
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Yes you can, such as hooking it up to a receiver or a stereo unit, just run a + and a - from your reciever and to the speakers.
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Not sure if one base can be used for both sets of headphone, but you can always use both base stations and plug them into your stereo single headphone jack using a splitter available for a few bucks from your local electronics store.
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It looks like you have an RCA type plug in the sub plug in on the back if so, yes it will work and add great base to your system.
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Just use the in and out jacks on the back of the speakers. Out from the speaker connected to source in to additional speaker.
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Pretty sure this isn't what your looking for to hook up to home stereo. You need an auxiliary input jack (small headphone size). The Bluetooth reciever plugs into that and accepts the Bluetooth signal from phone, iPod etc.
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i just bought a inexpensive pyle amplifier on amazon and then you can just hook in anything you want. any cheap stereo, mp3 player or cell phone. i have mine hooked up to a smart tv. good luck
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I've used a cassette adapter on mine. Just plug it in like you would a CD player and listen to your collection.
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Hey Geron, you can't use that turntable with new receivers. Older receivers had a phono preamp but not the new stuff. There is a headphone jack that you could hook up a speaker to, but I wouldn't suggest it. The jack is a large one, so cables could be an issue. I would get an inexpensive surround sound receiver to link it up. Email me at tundrausher@yahoo.com if you have more questions. Good luck.
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They have XLR and 1/4" (balanced I believe) outputs.You can probably find a wire converting either of those to whatever input your stereo has. (XLR to RCA, etc)
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No. But you could hook up a Bluetooth receiver to ur stereo and have it that way
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Yes you can with the optional IP bus cable from Pioneer. The last time I checked, the IP bus cable was available here on Amazon, but I could not find the remote CD changer. They are kind of pricey ($600???) but you may have to go to an audio dealer or look at other websites such as Crutchfield to find one.