will this work with a stereo amplifier
2038586
Yes. It connects to a PC via USB on one end, and for output has both a 3.5mm audio jack and a stereo RCA connection. You should be able to connect the RCA to your stereo amp.
58894
No it's not going to work, but this will work just fine as it also have a watt max stereo regulator in it, Pyle-Pro P1501ATU 1500 Watts Hybrid Pre Amplifier with AM/FM
278603
Yes. It will convert the sound signal from the car stereo to a signal appropriate for any power amplifier
2014907
That depends. Your speakers must have analogic inputs or outputs, either p2 or RCA. Mine works great with a pair of amplified computer speakers.
1540419
I do not have a stereo but if there is an audio jack on your stereo it should work fine. good luck
1592611
I don't see why it wouldn't...we typically use it with an Onkyo receiver. It's preamped and only requires one rca style audio imput.
564532
I don't think that will work unless you have an amplified tube or subwoofer. That subwoofer out is unpowered meaning signal only so it is designed to fed into an amplifier
1916793
Sai, It should work with that head unit but you would certainly notice the difference with an amp. Eric C
1698967
If the stereo receiver only uses wire then no. But if it takes 1/4", or av cables then yes. You'd just have to buy 1/4" to av.
535416
Yes, but you would need an adapter... such as the following. 2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch
1900858
Whatever device your connecting this amp to will need to have pre-amp out ports. You connect the amp to the stereo with r a jacks.
1238101
Yes it will. That is the same amplifier I'm using it with and it's been flawless so far. I hope I helped you out a bit. Take care and good luck.
2185378
Assuming that your amp IS stereo, that single 1/4-inch output should, also, be stereo or three-connector. Therefore, this particular adapter cable would not work for you. What you need is an adapter cable with a 1/4-inch male stereo (phone) plug on one end and two RCA mono (phono) plugs on the other.
167669
Should work fine with depending upon what you need to drive your speakers. You might be better off with the DTA-100. However, either way you will have to get an RCA Left/Right to 1/8" male mini plug stereo adapter to input into the amp.
1082860
I do not see why not, the wall plug voltage is converted internally in your stereo receiver. The speaker voltage is no where near this high of voltage.
754141
you would need an RCA to 1/8" stereo adapter. The easier was would be to get a 1/4 stereo adapter and use the headphone jack on your amplifier. The signal would be stronger to the speakers, as well.
1515573
As long as the jacks match, I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's just an inline amplifier.