I'm missing the most important element! Why type of amplifier or speaker shall I get to hear my sounds? Also, can a bass amplifier work?
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I have not opened this item due to the fact it is a xmas gift. I have absolutely no idea how to use it and will need to rely on a friend (plays in a band) to figure it out. I'm sorry to be of no help. Good Luck!
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Any PA system will work. A bass amp will work, but it will sound like a Nass amp.
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The output of the VoiceLive touch can be sent to any POWERED speaker set, or alternatively, any PA system (i.e amplifier). The outputs in the VoiceLive are both 1/4 inch balanced and XLR, but these can be easily converted into other physical connectors using standard conversion plugs. More importantly, VoiceLive Touch also has a headset output (1/8th in plug), so you can listen to your sounds immediately via headphones.
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The output of the VoiceLive touch can be sent to any POWERED speaker set, or alternatively, any PA system (i.e amplifier). The outputs in the VoiceLive are both 1/4 inch balanced and XLR, but these can be easily converted into other physical connectors using standard conversion plugs.More importantly, VoiceLive Touch also has a headset output (1/8th in plug), so you can listen to your sounds immediately via headphones.
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Depending on the "Sounds" you are referring to, is going to determine what would be the best sound reproduction system. Generally speaking this device is designed to work with vocals, so vocal sound systems that better suited for voice would be used. "Can a Bass Amp work"? It can work, but would not be good for vocals due to lack of High range and High Mid Range tones. It would be a "Muddy" sound that is more designed as it is intended for Low Range tones like would be from a Bass guitar. I would recommend going to your local music store that sells a full range of sound equipment, that your specific usage would be better addressed by.Hope That helps. Depending on the "Sounds" you are referring to, is going to determine what would be the best sound reproduction system. Generally speaking this device is designed to work with vocals, so vocal sound systems that better suited for voice would be used. "Can a Bass Amp work"? It can work, but would not be good for vocals due to lack of High range and High Mid Range tones. It would be a "Muddy" sound that is more designed as it is intended for Low Range tones like would be from a Bass guitar. I would recommend going to your local music store that sells a full range... » Read More Depending on the "Sounds" you are referring to, is going to determine what would be the best sound reproduction system. Generally speaking this device is designed to work with vocals, so vocal sound systems that better suited for voice would be used. "Can a Bass Amp work"? It can work, but would not be good for vocals due to lack of High range and High Mid Range tones. It would be a "Muddy" sound that is more designed as it is intended for Low Range tones like would be from a Bass guitar. I would recommend going to your local music store that sells a full range of sound equipment, that your specific usage would be better addressed by.Hope That helps. « Show Less
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I think any amp type of amp that works for an instrument would also work for this.
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The ohmage output of your amp has to match the ohmage of your speakers or you will not get the best sound and will more than likely burn out your amp. Ohms are the impedance levels. In the case of speakers, the lower the impedance the more wattage they will handle. I'm no elec. engineer so that's a laymans summary for you. For bass, I have always preferred 4 ohms which is what most all ampeg bass amps have been since the 70's.
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No. You need an external tool for that like a karaoke machine or a pc to hook into your amp. (which you also need if you don't have, these are just speakers.)I see these kind of questions a lot, and I'm surprised no one really tries to make more casual audio gear. Seems like there's a market for it and it'd be nice to get some new faces into the discussions other than the crazy audiophiles who want to compare 1100 dollar speakers to 90 dollar ones
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Get a better amp. Better amp=clearer sound=les distortion=no blown speakers including Sub. Good luck.
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Mine had excellent bass from the start...almost too much. It might be your source that is lacking bass.
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This is a player. It needs an amplifier to connect to speakers. It has a USB port on the front. I think you need to hook up earphones to the amp.
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You need to amplify the sound. A pure amp will do. A receiver is an amp with other features, primarily the ability to "receive" a radio signal.
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Good for its size, yes. If you want bass you will feel, you need a subwoofer. I used the infinity 860w. It's a great speaker, compact, cheap at $48 shipped, and doesn't need a crazy amp to power it. I'm not into competition sound, so all I want is clear, full music.
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If you already have speakers, get a receiver or amplifier. Amazon should have an assortment to browse.
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If you intend to connect your own speakers, you will need an amplifier. We did not realize this when we made the purchase. It has good sound on it's own, but I have two large 1980's speakers I would like to hook up to it and have not decided on an amplifier yet. Richard and Barbara in Florida
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I concur with the others on this question. You do need an amplifier for these speakers.
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I can get you an amplifier for those speakers. I'll be happy to help you if you want me to. Email me back and we'll talk directly (not through the amazon web site) Thanks
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Its not your reciever, it's the speaker. If you want bass, you must invest in a subwoofer.
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You would need an amplifier and speakers. Or use headphones, since it has a headphone jack.
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Justin, I believe I can help. But You need to give me more specifics. #1-What are you using this for , ( a home stereo, or a PA system or as an insturment amp?)#2-What are you plugging in to the rca jacks?#3-What brand of speakers are you using (be specific, Brand and model-please)#4-any other items you are plugging in or out of this amp#Show me a picture if at all possible (of you entire rig) This is a very good amp if you use it as is meant to be used. I'm only trying to help, (if I can_so include all the info that you can. Extralite Justin, I believe I can help. But You need to give me more specifics. #1-What are you using this for , ( a home stereo, or a PA system or as an insturment amp?)#2-What are you plugging in to the rca jacks?#3-What brand of speakers are you using (be specific, Brand and model-please)#4-any other items you are plugging in or out of this amp#Show me a picture if at all possible (of you entire rig) This is a very good amp if you use it as is meant to be used. I'm only trying to help, (if I can_so include all the info that you can. Extralite
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You still need an amplifier for the bass shaker, but you can use the signal output from the subwoofer. (Signal from sub goes to amp for shaker; amp powers shaker and translates the signal from sub).
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Hi, I can't say for sure if an amp would help or not. But I can tell you I was less than impressed with the bass when used with my stereo (no ext. amp). I read a lot of good reviews about the sound for the price and they were correct about the price but the sound was very disappointing. I will upgrade when I can, you get what you pay for. Hope that helps