Can this amp be turned on when in standby mode by using the remote app?
909810
Yes... from the iphone app you can turn the unit on and off from standby. The power switch itself must remain on though. Works the same way from the actual remote.
1163836
No. These are passive monitors and the power is turned on and off by your amplifier.
1461816
Unfortunately, no. I tried plugging it into a timer for that very ability. That didn't work because once the power is off the start button needs to be pressed to turn it on.
916152
The unit provides a remote turn on for the amp. You DO NOT need a remote wire run to the unit from car. It senses the signal from speakers to turn on. It does still need a power wire. Which you can use a distribution block running one wire to amp, and other to line out converter. However many of the new Kicker amps do not need a remote, or LOC. They accept either hi or low imputs, and uses signal from speakers. I have this unit, and works great.
1549509
I have had one for quite a while and I have never had it enter standby. There is a standby mode you can manually actuate from the remote, and you can completely turn it off by using the power button at the unit
124182
Yes. I put rechargeable batteries in mine and can just plug it in to recharge or to take power from the outlet. It's a nice little amp. The sound isn't as rich as even my 25 watt Crate practice amp, it's very portable and packed with features.
37148
There is an auto off switch which places the unit in standby if it has not received a signal for a specific period (I think it is 30 mins). But there is not an auto on function. I disabled the auto off function because my unit is connected only to a pc and if I booted with the TEAC off and started my preferred Media player the driver did not function correctly. So my unit is always on
474984
Your amp needs to be phantom power operable. Most P.A. Systems will have a phantom power switch to power the preamp. It's not so bad putting the 9v, you just have to unscrew the backplate and hook a battery in.
430578
It has a remote that allows you to switch between inputs, to control the volume and to mute the amp. It does not allow you to turn the amp on and off. However, the power consumption when the amp is muted is very low so it is probably not very different from the standby position of other amps.
758737
I ran a wire from my led switch to the amp that way the amp is only on when my lights are; The lights are a good reminder to shut it off. I'm not sure if the was a light or not on the amp but i know it still pulled power when speakers were "off"
430577
Yes, this amp has a remote that controls most functions-- the remote does NOT have an on/off button, though. Weird, but true...
76524
Definitely. Just take note that the manual suggests unplugging it when not in use.
2255185
It does not have automatic switch-over capability to act as a standby device if the landline power goes out. It's just a straight inverter running off of a battery and it needs to be manually turned on by the operator.
152757
I would turn it off if not using it for more than about 10 minutes. I don't recall if I measured the stand-by amps, but it will continue to draw some from your battery when switched on and not powering anything.
1718905
The remote wire is in between the rca cables, makes it difficult if your rca plugs are on the opposite side of your remote tab on your amp like mine. You might be able to but it may require some extra wires.
118434
No, there is no standby power; no battery. When it's off, it's off. I'm very happy with my Tivoli.
199995
I just leave mine ON all the time. I don't think it has a 'standby' mode per se - at least I don't think it does - but doesn't seem to matter.