Are the individual outputs amplified beyond normal "line-level" voltages? In other words, if the input is at max volume, will the output be louder?
939914
In my experience it DID NOT amplify. The output was not louder. I returned the product.
939915
If the input is at max volumen you can adjusts it with the headphone amplifier volume but I don't recommended to buy because it's socks.
939916
The amplifier circuit has a maximum voltage gain of 10 (20dB). However, the actual gain you can get will depend on the impedance of the headset you plug into any given channel. The design calls for a 47 Ohm output resistor for each channel, but the two I received were manufactured with 470 Ohm resistors installed, so the output impedance was ten times what it was supposed to be. People getting units assembled with this error will see far lower gain than they should. Beware!
939917
When the headphone amp worked yes, such as if my mp3 player was cranked all the way up then I could use volume on amp to increase the volume louder still. hope this helps
939918
The output is amplified. I have never put it at it's loudest. I keep it just below half it's halfway setting. I use it to listen to TV. The TV has set output volume and the Pyle-Pro does increase that volume.
1677488
There is not a "high level" output on the unit. There is a "high level" input for older receivers that do not have a dedicated subwoofer output on them.
693796
I'm no expert, love how my pair is performing. To answer your question, I would assume that depends on the other components in your system, especially the amplifier you're hooking them up to. Hope somebody smarter than me can give you a better answer.
2122509
If you have it cranked on Maximum volume probably, but on a normal setting, no, not at all.
295331
The output (via RCA jacks) can be switched between "phono level" (old school) and "line level" (your typical, i.e. louder, modern output volume). The line level utilizes the built in pre-amp. As such, you can switch to line level and connect to AUX input of any receiver or receiver-type device which takes external sources.
1416858
This is an amplifier. Amplifiers remain linear only up to a certain level of input beyond which they saturate. So my guess is that the output will remain at 500mw with some distortion.
2083711
The voltage is up to about 18 volts I recall; the higher the voltage the louder the tone. One probably would be happy with the sound level obtained with 12 volts. I tested it but have not installed it yet. I either never had any instructions or have misplaced them.
111283
I am driving a pair of small speakers. I plugged the PCA1 into the TV audio output and keep the PCA1 volume at about 3/4 way up. My speakers are than adjusted in volume with my TV volume control. You may have to adjust the volume to your liking.
234298
Yes, the output level is more than sufficient for a receiver's line-level input. In fact, that's how I use my Mpow. You don't have to worry about level matching on the Mpow as it is fixed. You would adjust levels using your source device. I would advise keeping the cable length as short a possible, however.
1931826
The power supply itself dose not make any noise, but I'm don't know if it would induce a harmonic noise into your stereo equipment. Especially if you are using amplifiers.
2005560
I have the Emotiva amp connected to the output of a Yamaha receiver. The amp sounds pretty clear, but I would not say it is louder. One of the main reasons I got the amp was to drive my 4-ohm speakers. The amp itself (if I recall) need somewhat higher input voltage to amplify, but loudness is adequate for my room.
1280130
Have you adjusted the gain? It also depends on the cables and speakers used. More power drawn from the speakers could result in less power per speaker.
2182386
That's how I use mine. (FYI - with an older HDTV set - since the output is external - you might not be able to control the volume of the sound without adjusting the amp's control. That is a bit of a pain.)
2205083
Maybe, it depends on what you mean by 'crazy noise'. In my case, I was playing my computer through a receiver/amp and it started off ok but then there was a feedback hum that go louder. I put this between the two (without connecting the other 'curly wires' and it was perfect. For prox $12 why not give it a try, if it fails it might wind up being useful in the future.
2058164
To elaborate on my previous post, and to answer the question, it sounds fine at low volume if you're looking for clean sounds. I needed a louder amp which is why I chose this model. Best thing to do is find one locally and take it for a test drive.
546919
There is a line level subwoofer output but not a speaker level subwoofer output. I am using a powered subwoofer with RX-A830.
613789
Obviously the answer is yes. One thing I will add is that the line output is 2 volts so it can pick up more noise than a 4V out. In my case, switching from an older CD player with 4V out to this 2V out was a huge difference in sound quality even after I had set my amp up accordingly. That's about the only detracting thing I've found about this unit.