can i hook this up to my new pioneer receier to run two more tower speakers
1072455
It has no power and will constantly trip the breaker and turn off. I bought two and threw them both in the trash!
1254133
This is a stereo receiver designed to play analog audio - so you can set up two sets of stereo speakers and a sub woofer. You can run the sets either together or independently. But you will only have stereo (i.e. two speakers) differential.If you want surround sound (utilizing more than two speakers) then this is not the receiver for you.
2096889
There is an analog out and an optical out... either running RCAs or optical cable. The unit doesn't have enough power to run speakers on it's own... that is why a separate receiver is needed. If you have a set of powered computer speakers with a volume that is also another option as long as it has RCAs or optical in!!
380743
I wouldn't think so and there is no need to, this amp will handle them all. I have 2 main front, a center speaker, 4 rear surround speakers, plus a power sub woofer all hooked to this unit and I've been very pleased with it. Call Pioneer tech department with questions they were very helpful to me.
1098429
How many tower speakers do you have? I have this amp running 4 tower 6.5" polk's in bullets. They are hooked up on each channel 1-4. On channel 5 I have a single 12" Kicker Sub. Channel 6 is either broken or just useless on my amp but I don't really need it. I have the same set up but with a 10" kicker and the 4 in boat speakers. So two amps total. For you it would depend I guess on where you want the power focused. If you want it more out of the tower or the boat itself. And whether or not you have a sub to power with it. Possible suggestions: 2 tower speakers and 4 boat speakers. Hook up tower speakers to channels 5 and 6 and the in-boat speakers to channels 1-4 4 tower speakers and 4 boat speakers. Hook up the 4 tower speakers to channels 1-4 and the in-boat speakers wired in parallel to channels 5 and 6 (two speakers to each) Watch the ohms on the speakers and Amp to see if you need to wire them in series for this set up. Google will tell you tons of info about series and parallel wiring.
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I don't know the answer for that. You need to check on your receiver or pre-amp's manual, but if you want to use only one sub-woofer than you don't need this kind of cable, what you need is a straight forward cable. I don't think your receiver is designed for doing that. I have two sub outs on my receiver for the purpose to use two separate sub-woofer so you can put one on each side of the room or one in the front one in the back at your surround speakers. I don't recommend you to do that, you should never mix signals. This cable is designed for if you have a sub and does not have a LFE input but has inputs for left and right than you connect the double Y part to the sub and the single end to your pre-out. Also you can contact with Mediabridge they have excellent technical support. Good luck and don't do it!!!
1001702
You just need a speaker cable that converts from whatever the pioneer uses to a speakon plug or a phono plug. Amazon probably carries that cable. The Pioneed should have enough power to run these - they are 8 ohm speakers.Just search for "banana plug to speakon" for one possibilityAlso there is a newer series of jrx speakers - you should probably get those instead.
1438508
I would assume so. Physically you can. The only thing I would be careful if making sure the speakers don't require too many watts. You don't want to overload the receiver trying to push speakers with wattage that is higher than it was designed for.
2233060
I'm reading through the manual in anticipation of mine arriving, and it looks like you can wire them separately. The complexity comes from the fact that there appear to be two separate drivers in the speaker enclosure, but you only have a single center channel out of the receiver. The simple way to go is to only drive one of the speakers, and ignore the second driver in the enclosure. If you want to be adventurous, you could think about wiring the two speakers in parallel. The drivers appear to be 8ohm, so two wired in parallel would show a 4ohm load to the receiver. If the receiver is rated to handle a 4 ohm load, then you should be good to go. If, on the other hand you were to wire them in series, you would get a 16 ohm load, which would be easier for the receiver to drive, but would probably be too quiet. Good Luck
967033
The speakers come with two sets of wires however it's easier to use the wires that are connected to the old speakers. If the connectors don't fit the Pioneer speakers cut the wires and splice the connectors from the wires that come with the speakers.
898255
Hello , IOU need to connect this unit to a receiver or mixer and the speakers are connected to the receiver or the mixer
122494
I really can't answer for sure. I only used 2 speakers outdoors while connected to a receiver indoors with two other speakers (4 total) The receiver was not a high powered receiver. They worked just fine for my application. For the price of the speakers they were good quality and preformed well.
1293307
You sure can, or if you're not using a third or fourth channel on your receiver you can plug into that too. Hope this helps
132611
Some receivers have output connections that are rca. Yoy will need rca cables for each speaker
1920579
Interesting scenario. The only I can think of is to split the connection since you probably only have one center channel speaker output on your receiver. The other thing you can do is use your rear center channel connection if your receiver has it.
1959667
Yes, that would work with the Music Hall MMF 2.2LE. Any phono preamp would allow you to connect to your Pioneer Reciever.
1557647
Yes you can hook up three sets of speakers. Read the instructions. Pairing two sets drops the volume on both sets. Pairing a different set doesn't. The instructions let you know all of the spec's