Can this be used in a 12v car audio situation?
1059199
the unit is low voltage (a transformer is provided with the unit to convert AC to DC), is rack mounted and designed for recording and live sound. so, it would be a stretch to make it work. I do not know what DC voltage the unit runs on nor do i know if the voltage dips and spikes experienced in a car would damage or impeded the performance of the unit.
1059200
It is AC, not DC. But you can get an inexpensive power inverter and plug it in that way.
195717
It is not meant for automotive use. However, you could get a power inverter to change your 12vdc car circuit to 120vac.
2088970
check out boostaroo for audio amplifiers specially for cars...this ampwill be much better than stock audio but a preamp from boostaro shudbe tons better
793020
This unit is for 24V system such as marine application, it will not work in your car which is 12V system
1498352
Nope, But i think it can be conect in the cars output, but you need an adapter
557909
I am assuming that you are talking about using this to power a stereo not in the car? It does have a 12V 4 pin connector. So if the stereo runs on 12V and you can figure out how to make the connections, it should? work.
163704
I don't know for sure if it will work, but most cars output 12V from the accessory outlet.
1689283
Yes that would work just fine. If you have two speakers you can also run them in parallel safely. (Which drops the load to 4ohms)
2088969
I have never tried but I do not think so. This is more a portable or desktop device for your headphones. I would better recommend to buy a dedicated small car amplifier.
17908
Should be fine for basic audio. For High Wattage and high end speakers I wouldn't. I would use a higher gauge. Be careful of some speaker wires. Bought an audio kit for a car and the wire was so brittle, after a few months all the strands broke and no conductivity. It was at a fitting that went in the input to the amp. Caused by the vibration of the car and going over bumps broke it through.
13428
You would use it into a Digital Input on an AVR or Surround Processor. I am not aware of car units that have this type of input but even if they did I would not use it as the DAC inside the DX90 will be better.
1916890
Practically speaking it cannot and should not be used in a car. First off this equalizer requires 9 volt dc power; all cars have 12 volt dc power hence you would need some kind of power converter. Secondly it is much too distractive to the driver and would be dangerous unless you setup the sliders before the car is in motion. In general it is not a good idea. Sorry! w. n.
1620078
This unit requires a 12 volt dc power supply so unless your tv is in your car or truck I would say no. Also the audio converter might not work with this eq since its not designed for it.
266318
No, You need an amp for it to work and t is also 12 volt. Generally used for car audio.
437627
This unit is not suitable for car audio. To connect to an AVR, I use the the two main front channel outputs to the Xover for the main front/stereo speakers and let the AVR drive the rest of the surround set up.
446035
Agree with the above. This is a DC device. Changing to AC with an inverter and then changing back to DC with a power brick is not necessary and slightly comical ;) Just wire it to 12 VDC like any other car audio component.
556214
Not unless you plan on having a 12 volt 10 amp power supply to run it. This Eq amp was designed for automotive applicatins, not home audio.