some of my recorded music has low organ notes at about 20 hz, will this amplifier reproduce them clearly?
1051193
Yes, I have this amplifier attached to a 15" woofer in a tuned enclosure & it hits notes so low I cannot hear just feel.
1051194
Yes. My Daytons get their signal from the subwoofer line out, and the sub gets 40Hz down. I can assure you that the DVD and music
1051195
Sorry, to finish, the DVDs and some music that I play go below 20Hz, and it amplifies those signals
1353270
No your built in sound will be fine. The amp and software will clean everything up. Getting pops and clicks out of vinyl is a little tricky as it can make the recording sound muddy. Otherwise the amp worked great for me.
1640993
There is an RIAA EQ built into every phono preamp. If you plug a phono preamp into a phono preamp, the result will be bad sound.
1938692
Sure, but since the impedance may not be matched you may experience muted bass or other distortions. If one computer's volume is turned up really loud you also risk burning out one of the computers' aux ports.
774524
It looks like the amp does something to the sound to make it sound less like headphones, so possibly, but I can't at all say for sure.
867044
On page 18 of the manual, it lists the steps for audio settings--I would suggest you go thru all the steps in the order shown for that page as well as 19 and 20--You may want to recheck the settings on your amplifier as I have not had this problem on any discs.
219453
That happened to me with the thumb drive. I cranked to volume up to right before its too loud for the speakers or earphones. Then it is fine on other mediums. Its still not like what you get from the overproduced music today but you hear the warmth natural sound of the record.
990820
I think so. It has a a full low end sound definitely lower than 50. The sub on my computer says 50 and it sounds way lower than it.
1045758
there is some static noise yes..as with many amps...but if it is minimal when playing..you are good. If not, I would contact the seller.
72756
Mine records audio, but it is very poor (you have to turn up your speakers).
1998423
It worked fine for me. However, don't expect this device to produce studio quality recordings.
346444
If you are running it on 9 volt battery and the batteries are running down then yes. Otherwise, get a tone boosting pedal and use that to pick up the missing sounds. It's a great little amp,but it is little you can only get so much sound out of it.
813206
I got some feedback when using the amplifier in a small room and at high volume. Try lower volume or any close wall at front. If feedback is always present, maybe is defective.
2187975
This phono preamp is specifically for record players. The signal level and EQ is very different from other sources.
267737
It's not a matter of signal levels, which can be too low from many pickups. The frequency response is deliberately warped on records to decrease bass and increase playing time, and a phono pre-amp is used to precisely invert this pre-emphasis so the net result is an accurate and flat frequency response. So the short answer is: a phono pre-amp is absolutely necessary, always.
1640139
Not sure, it could be what you are using for an audio source? I have been using mine for quite a while with the same tube and havent noticed any quality issues.
786178
Not unless you have a line level device that has a variable output so it can be reduced enough not to overdrive the mic level input of the usb adapter. I am using a mixer that has line and mic level output and I'm using the mic level output to go into the usb adapter. I have used an mp3 player turned down to about 5 (1-off and 35-max) with no distortion or other artifacts. That is something that I was looking for in the beginning but these $5.00 items just don't have that much capability.