Will this transfer enough power to my Sony Bluetooth speaker(SRS-BTM8)?The speaker's input voltage is DC IN 6 V, Max 0.5 A. Requiring 6W in operation.
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USB ports are only 5 volts so if your speakers will not work at 5 volts then no. The speaker sounds like it only requires 3 watts to operate (Watts=voltage x current). I would suggest getting a 6 V. battery from Bixpower with the correct cable.
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This will ultimately depend on your power supply. Most standard USB ports (including those on TVs) are 5v 0.5amps = 2.5watts.If your speaker is 6v 0.5amps (3 watts), I believe it would be close enough to work, though your speaker may be slightly under voltage.
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this is not related to this cable , it depend the power source where this cable will be connected. you need to search for power supply of dc OUT 6v volt and at least 1A
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i had a 6-ohm receiver with 8-ohm speakers, center, left, and right channel speakers and the most it did was the receiver would get a little hot sometimes, just try not to use it for more than 2 hours if the ohms are mixed and you should be ok. or if you want to be safe buy a powered sub.
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I wouldn't think this would be a good match. To put it simply, these speakers are public address speakers, and the Sony STR-DN840 is a home theater amplifier. For starters, the impedance for these speakers is 4 ohms per speaker. The Sony STR-DN840 says it has a load capacity per channel between 6 to 16 ohms. So I would think the impedance would be too low for this amp. Prolonged usage would probably cause your amp to overheat and turn off to protect itself. Also, keep in mind that receivers like this usually supply all the 1050 watts distributed between all the speaker channels. So, in this case, it will distribute the 1050 watts between each of the 7 speaker channels it provides. If you only hook up the front two speakers you will not get 1050/2=525 watts per channel. You'll probably only get about 100-200 watts per channel in that scenario. See: http://store.sony.com/7.2-channel-4k-wi-fi-network-a-v-receiver-zid27-STRDN840/cat-27-catid-EOL-Home-Theater-Speakers-Components And See Page 119 of: https://docs.sony.com/release/STRDN840.pdf
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No, it doesn't. Or at least partially. The electronic commands/management works at 100/240v, but the power amps (those that drive the speakers) are fed through a transformer which is 120v. You have 2 options, to replace the internal transformer (there is a Sony part number), or use an external 220v to 120v converter.
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I don't know. I have a Sony marine stereo with 4 25 watt outputs and I am running 4 JBL's with plenty of power and great sound. If you split 4 channels to 6 speakers, I think you will need and amp.
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The transformer model number is GQ07-050100-AU. The output is 5V, 1A. But the problem will be getting a compatible plug that will work on the speaker. Good luck and please let me know if you find anything that will work.
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This amp uses line level input which is 1.7Vpp nominal. The same signal that your home stereo CD player would output(as an example. You cannot connect the input of this amp to the speaker terminals of your device. The amp would be damaged from the power level out put of the speaker terminals. If you must use the speaker of your existing system to power this amp you must get a SPEAKER LEVEL-ATTENUATOR/MATCHING device. This will convert the 8ohm speaker impedance to 10K ohms and the provide limiting so that the output would not exceed 2vpp. You can et such devices on Amazon and they are not expensive.
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Hi, pairing an audio source such as your car stereo to this Sony Portable Speaker will not work. This unit works only for compatible audio sources like smartphones or laptops that has Bluetooth capability. -Ely
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Yes it should work however you need to understand that when you have a speaker that has a high peak.. ie 100w etc, it takes more power to drive the speaker. the speaker select just balances the impedance but you will end up dividing the volume level by the number of zones the speaker selector has even if the extra zones aren't in use.. In other words.. you would need a much more powerful amplifier to enable you to hear rich and substantial sound from your speakers. This product was also dead on arrival when I received it. I would go with a more reputable manufacturer instead of this no name brand.. Good Luck! Yes it should work however you need to understand that when you have a speaker that has a high peak.. ie 100w etc, it takes more power to drive the speaker. the speaker select just balances the impedance but you will end up dividing the volume level by the number of zones the speaker selector has even if the extra zones aren't in use.. In other words.. you would need a much more powerful amplifier to enable you to hear rich and substantial sound from your speakers. This product was also dead on arrival when I received it. I would go with a more reputable manufacturer instead of this no name... » Read More Yes it should work however you need to understand that when you have a speaker that has a high peak.. ie 100w etc, it takes more power to drive the speaker. the speaker select just balances the impedance but you will end up dividing the volume level by the number of zones the speaker selector has even if the extra zones aren't in use.. In other words.. you would need a much more powerful amplifier to enable you to hear rich and substantial sound from your speakers. This product was also dead on arrival when I received it. I would go with a more reputable manufacturer instead of this no name brand.. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I use it on a Sony receiver & a Pioneer receive which are both 6.1 units that have 100w pet channel. It connects to the receivers via Bluetooth and the sound is CD quality. Other than that the unit does not connect to the speaker directly unless the speaker/s have Bluetooth compatibility. I hope this helps.
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Dear Neuro,Thank you for your question regarding our M2 Bluetooth 2.1 Speaker system. Without a power converter, the M2 can only be plugged into 110 V power outlets.If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact us at support@kinivo.com.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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Sony SRS-BTM8 Portable Bluetooth "Stereo" Speaker, 150Hz-10000Hz Frequency Response, 6 Ohms Impedance, Direct 3.5 stereo mini jack input, 2 X 1.96" diameter ported speakers.
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This is not the type of amp to use for home audio, yes your speakers can handle the wattage, remember you want a lot of watts, not for noise but true solid sound at low output also. No your old sony receiver will not work as a preamp for this unit, it is a DJ style amp. Great to daisy chain, etc.. Honestly your best option is find a great condition Carver MXR2000 or MXR130 it will push cerwin xls215's towers to glass breakage!
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Dear Keith B.,As long as the amplifier is with Voltage: DC 12V will do.Before add amp ,please make sure the wires are enough and you'd better ask a technician to make sure that for you .Sincerely yours,Astra Depot
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Check the pre- amp output power level to be high enough for the minimum required input power level for the powered speakers. Should work.
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Yes it will work fine. I purchased one for my Jensen SMPS650 several months ago after I gave my original adapter to my daughter and it charges the speaker quickly and completely.
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Yes. Plug it into a USB port. USB power will drive the speaker and charge the battery at the same time. (It comes with a cable that attaches to the speaker on one end, and to both a USB and a phono jack on the other.)