I have a wireless setup for my rear channel home theater. Can I use the RCA from the receiver to the amp and out to the speakers with wires?
1657567
that depends, what kind of output is from the rear reciever? if it's either Red/White composite cables or 3.5mm headphone input, it should work just fine, if you purchase a wire splitter for both right and left inputs (since this amp only has one 3.5mm port and one Red White Composite.
1657568
Yes you can. It is a easy set up. Right now I have 3 amps and they are used for my theater. It has RCA input and aux input
1657569
If I understand the question, you want to use the LP-808 as a power amp to drive the rear channel speakers, by using the rear channel RCA outputs as the input source for the LP-808 and run the rear speakers using standard zip-cord wire from the LP-808 to the speakers. The answer to that would be yes, provided that the RCA outputs are standard pre-amp level outputs. It is very likely that this is the case. Since you don't say how they are connected now except 'wireless' I can't be certain.
1657570
As long as they are wired, I don't see any problem, but you will have to adjust the volume manually though.
134614
You do, unless you do some cutting and splicing. The wires from the speakers feed directly into an adapter that goes into the back of the amp.
289402
You'll need to explain what your setup is like in more detail to get a reliable answer. What kind of receiver are you using? In general, no, you don't want to hook the bare ends of this to an existing speaker wire, and then plug this into the single RCA jack on a subwoofer. Those jacks are made for audio/instrument/signal cables, not speaker wires/cables.
2004310
You can connect The rca output of your Tv to the input on the amplifier and then wire the output to the speakers. You need then to control the output on the TV menu to use this channel.
1675948
It depends on your setup. I have the Connect which comes with both RCA jacks that allow input into a receiver or AMP. This is great if you have a receiver which does not have streaming. My receiver is a multi zone receiver, thus I'm able to have the connect stream music to my second zone. Some of the more advanced Receivers today have built in streaming. The Connect Amp is if you don't have an Amp and you want to use existing wired speakers. The Connect Amp does not have RCA outputs, while the connect does. the Connect Amp does have a sub-woofer output.
447395
You would half to cut and wire into your speaker harness. The amp directions tell you how to wire without rca's. The only easy part is being able to power off same harness
1708979
The key thing to know is that the output from the wireless receiver is 1/8 inch. You would need a cable with an 1/8 jack on one end. The other end depends on what you are going into (music amps/consoles usually are XLR input or 1/4 inch). I have not done this. Not sure if that cable exists. I would suggest going to a music store to ask first.
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It can.... as long as you have an amp hooked up between the receiving unit and the remote speakers. Essentially this unit transfers the RCA out wirelessly from your pre-amp/TV/etc. You will need an amp...
1755
No. The rear speakers are not wireless. They come with approximately 23' of wire. Since the wire is hard wired to speaker, you would have to splice to get any longer.
86833
I haven't done that but the on-line instructions say you can attach two sets of speakers with normal speaker wire and a woofer, and also use the RCA - but I can't believe you can use them all at once - sorry I can't be of more help - I'm just a novice
1586801
You would connect the output from the wireless receiver to any of the inputs of the mixer. No other way. Run the output to any one (or two for stereo) of the inputs instead of going to a speaker system or amplifier. Then the output of the mixer would go to an amplifier for the speaker system. Hope this helps.
897818
Yes! RCA cables can be connected from the audio in port (headphone jack) to the audio out port on the receiver which the speakers are connected. This would give your music/movies/games brilliant sound! Good Luck!
1273441
Absolutely you could!Just split the line for your center channel into a stereo left and right duplicated signal, then add it to the speaker via the RCA ports.You will probably have to do some sound leveling with the volume on the speaker to tune it in, but it will hold that once its good to go.Worst part is you will actually have to turn it on separate your system but other than that it should work fine.
1607084
Hi, Jerry! The manual says to use speakers "with an impedance of 8 ohms or more." The speaker connections are not RCA, they're bare wire connectors with a screw-on type fitting. I hope this helps you out. Good luck. By the way and for what it's worth, we've enjoyed our amp and it hasn't disappointed us at all.
1927687
The unit is designed primarily as wireless rear surround speakers. They are somewhat a compromise as one is trading the more ambient sound of fixed wired speakers for the convenience of one wireless unit you can hide away till you need it. I imagine you could connect this to any output you could connect speakers to but what are you trying to accomplish?
775006
no, you can use banana plugs to the receiver or bare wires it's just that banana plugs are convenient to use. Rca cables are for inputs like Cd, TV, mp3 players... etc.
44407
there are many way you can do this. All depends on your receiver. if your receiver has like little clips that hold on to the actual signal wire then you would need to get a pair of RCA cables plug them into the speaker and the other end you would have to wire strip them to the bare wire so you can clip them in. But like i said it really depends on the the receiver that you are trying to hook them up to