Do you need to connect both the amps A & B speakers to the inputs, and what connects to the output slots?
1446587
Just one set is needed, I also did not use the dedicated output, just the switchable.
1446588
Agreed with all of the previous responses. You want to simply control the input from one channel [A] of your amplifier, and that goes to your four sets of speakers, identified as 1-4 to the right of the input. Frankly, not clear why they are showing "Output" connections below the Input connections. I am sure someone knows, but, for me they are just irrelevant.
1446589
As I recall there is no need to connect both the A&B; speakers to the input, I connected the amp's speaker A to the speaker selector input, then connected four pairs of speakers to 1 through 4 on the speaker selector, and nothing was connected to the output.
943481
These are designed to go between any amplifier and the speakers. I have them connected to the rear channel outputs from my Yamaha amp and a pair of regular speakers.
1606155
Additionally, another post said you can't connect to your amp directly via speaker wire output but that is false. You safely can (I do) and the owners manual also supports this.
692025
Yes. You can use a set of speakers on only "A", only "B", or both A&B at the same time. Works very well.
2171479
I use my BBE as a DJ but you can connect between speakers and your amp/receiver to getthe same rresults. Receiver to input and speakers to output. The sound is amazing.
931093
This item is a pre-amplifier and it hooks up to the in-put of your amplifier. Your speakers hook up to the out-put of your amplifier. Hope this information is enough to help you set up properly.
1946497
You need to connect the Main output on the mixer to the EQ input. Then the EQ output to the speakers.
134614
You do, unless you do some cutting and splicing. The wires from the speakers feed directly into an adapter that goes into the back of the amp.
1080642
Just connect your front and center speaker wires direct from the amp. It has the connectors on the back. Very straight forward.
921755
Ok I'm going to try and keep it simple. Normally, once the amp is connected the 'sound' travels out of the red/white or left/right speaker connectors that are attached then to the speaker system. In your case, think of the speaker box as a 'conjunction' (like the words 'and/ but' in a sentence)..so just connect the 'speaker out' on your amp to the 'speaker in' on the speaker selector box...then connect the speaker box to the 6 speakers...be ready with a small flat head screw driver to open each the speaker connection ports...it's a bit more tedious but assures a professional non clip in/out connection...good luck...and make sure every thing is off to avoid 'blowing out' of the speakers and/or unit.
104823
I think that the inputs are input only..... and I also believe that the outputs are all powered outs... been awhile since I had that amp... good luck to you... you need to split the input signal at source say the mixer board or such...
2230271
Some Receivers/Amps allow you to Bi-Amp. So you can connect one set of wires to the top and one set of wires to the bottom. This separates the Highs and Mids from the Base and produces a somewhat clearer sound. But if you don't plan to bi-amp, then just connect your speaker wire on any pair. You'll notice there is a flat gold-colored piece of metal that connects the two sets and it works fine that way as well.
86837
Not sure I understand the question. Which RCA output? If it's the one for the sub, it is tied to the "A" speakers. It would also be active with both "A" and "B."
1581837
It doesn't matter. Plug your output into either input. It only has two inputs in case of stereo system where the speakers each have their own amp. This wouldn't apply in home-theater set-ups.
1306598
There's a small amplifier in one speaker cabinet, that powers both. Not much of an amp though
172776
Mine's connected to an amp and the amp is connected to the speakers. As rjcolgan said, you choose the receiver or amp and the speakers you wish to use. Fantastic CD player by the way - I've had mine for about five years with not a bit of difficulty and great sound fidelity.
224198
Yes and no its only a 2 channel amp meaning 2 + and - for 2 speakers you would have to put 2 speakers on each + and -. Like both front and both rear on a + and -.