Can I use speaker level inputs from my ONKYO 818 receiver as inputs to this equalizer(135W RMS/channel)?
1937018
I am sorry, I do not understand the question....inputs to inputs???? it should be a non-powered output from the onkyo to an input of the EQ. I do not understand what you are trying to accomplish here.....sorry.
2038245
I don't think you can. I did hook up a non-powered subwoofer with an old amp but was never really happy with the sound. This Onkyo receiver has very poor bass response in my opinion. Sorry I am no help.
1724470
I am using an Onkyo TX-NR709 receiver 110W/CH. This receiver is 4 Ohm capable hence can drive the ML ESL speakers. However, I find the power to be insufficient to get the real "pop" out of these speakers and hence I am planning on pairing it with a power amplifier. So short answer, yes if you have a 4ohm capable receiver... but performance is a little "weak".
100837
In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit. Hope this helps you. Enjoy your quest.
1784916
If your A/V amplifier/receiver has the outputs they work fine. My A/V receiver has separate 135 W amplifiers for each channel so it is no problem.
537794
you must upgrade your interconnects for best response. I use balanced xlr connectors throughout my system. do the research go on line. amazon has a complete list of interconnects. the equalizer will be a hybrid' rca on one end xlr on the other. do the research, good luck
1919222
1. Yes, if you put the FBQ800 between your receiver and your power amplifier. If you are using a combined receiver and power amplifier (such as an AV unit) it might be possible to insert the equalizer if the AV unit has an affects send.2. Graphic equalizers do not ADD anything but you can lower everything else.
826208
You have to either split one sub channel, or, preferably, use subs with line pass through capability. SVS SB13-Ultra comes to mind. This receiver sounds great. I returned a Denon x4000 and this is way better. It even sounds better than my Crown studio amps. And the room correction is way better than Audyssey Platinum's XT32 features.
100838
In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit. Hope this helps you. Enjoy your quest. In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit.... » Read More In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit. Hope this helps you. Enjoy your quest. « Show Less
1271700
As long as your receiver has a headphone jack on it, which im assuming it does you'll be fine. 90 watts per channel is what the receiver will be putting out to the speakers. The headphone jack is a completely different system and has nothing to do with the speaker output wattage.
684681
Sorry, can't answer that. The ABX and I are in different locations at the moment and I don't have access to the manual. I'm sure an Onkyo techie would be more than willing to help, however. Good luck.
2003038
You can insert an equalizer between your source and the input of the PTA1400, but remember you will need the correct cables to do so. An equalizer output is likely RCA Phono while the PTA1400 input is a 1/4 inch phone jack. Also keep in mind that the equalizer must be line out (1V max) and not an amplified output. If your equalizer has RCA Phono output connectors then it is likely the correct output. If your equalizer has speaker wire outputs then it is an amplified output and should not be used.
248195
Yes, it will work and hook up easily as long as you have rca outputs on your deck. Google this equalizer and search for the user manual. You can check your connections in the diagram and compare to what you have. My advice is to research Hz so you can adjust your equalizer according to the output of your speaker. It's an excellent buy though.
727444
I don't know about equalizer levels, but you can adjust volume on each speaker.
1230915
Yes, but be sure to use the equalizer that came with the 901s. The 901s are unique speakers and the equalizer is what makes them sound great.
1216480
If you have a standard stereo system, then you may have RCA jacks on your system like mine. To interface between this equalizer and my audio system, I used the Hosa Cable HOS CPR201 Dual 1/4 Inch To RCA Cable and they come in 4 different lengths avail on Amazon. You will need two sets- one for inputs and one for outputs. If you already have RCA to RCA audio cables, you can accomplish the same thing by purchasing 4 RCA-to-1/4 adaptors (Radio Shack may sell them, otherwise avail on line) but most likely will cost about the same as the Hosa cables (or equivalent).
1183741
Only if the input source is an analogue signal. It will not pass any other connections (anything hooked up HDMI or TOSLINK) to Zone 2. I even contacted Onkyo about this and asked them why they are even putting zone 2 on these things anymore since EVERYTHING is going digital.