will this work with a audio technics lp60 and dayton audio b652? id go with the lepai 2020 but I like the idea of having a remote, and headphone jack.
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I am not sure of the technical aspects of the lp60 or the audiob652, but everything I have asked of the PCAU35A, it has performed wonderfully!
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I don't know about those specific devices, but I have found that this only works with one connected device at a time. Not a problem for me but others have found this limitation problematic. It is a fine amp but I also considered the lepai; chose this one for the variety of inputs. Thankfully I only use one of them.
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Yes, it will work by inputting product codes in the remote for all the devices in your system. The sound is very good.,
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The product description in Amazon should answer this question and if not, you could always do an internet search. I myself had five different brands which my Harmony 650 mastered. For more details see my review. I hope this answer helps you.
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I am using it on S80 2005. I have HU-650 stereo. If you do too, it can work without a doubt. (It goes to cd changer port.)
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I am not familiar with the lepai but I am very happy with the topping build quality and sound.
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I would think so but there is a difference between phono level and the typical line level you'd get from most other audio sources. If the preamp in your turntable gets the output level to line level, it should work. Also check out the Lepai LP-2020A+. It's only $20, has a very sturdy chasis (the DTA-1 absolutely does not), better speaker connectors (DTA-1's are absolutely horrible - the springs kept popping out on mine) and very similar sound and power level. Be advised, my DTA-1 died after about 8 months - no power.... useless. I think Dayton has other class T amps that are better quality but I can't recommend the DTA-1. I would think so but there is a difference between phono level and the typical line level you'd get from most other audio sources. If the preamp in your turntable gets the output level to line level, it should work. Also check out the Lepai LP-2020A+. It's only $20, has a very sturdy chasis (the DTA-1 absolutely does not), better speaker connectors (DTA-1's are absolutely horrible - the springs kept popping out on mine) and very similar sound and power level. Be advised, my DTA-1 died after about 8 months - no power.... useless. I think Dayton has other class T amps that are better quality... » Read More I would think so but there is a difference between phono level and the typical line level you'd get from most other audio sources. If the preamp in your turntable gets the output level to line level, it should work. Also check out the Lepai LP-2020A+. It's only $20, has a very sturdy chasis (the DTA-1 absolutely does not), better speaker connectors (DTA-1's are absolutely horrible - the springs kept popping out on mine) and very similar sound and power level. Be advised, my DTA-1 died after about 8 months - no power.... useless. I think Dayton has other class T amps that are better quality but I can't recommend the DTA-1. « Show Less
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Yes, I use exactly the same setup. This device is connected with my Technics integrated amp using Syba's left/right RCA outputs. Also it has own headphone output that works great with my Audio Technica ATH-A700X.
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I think most of the polk products work well together. I would suggest reading some audio forums, they would much more experience than me. Good Luck!
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See the answer from the dealer to define the device.After setting this up on a Harmony 650, I found it worked inconsistently. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didnt. So I have done 2 things: 1) Made the device stay powered up all the time, and 2) To each Activity, added a command to repeat the Input button after a one second delay. Since then it has worked perfectly switching the audio between 3 Activities.
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Depends on the cartridge on the turntable. Some magnetic carts might not have enough to drive the Lepai amp. Most likely it will work unless the turntable is fairly high end. You will need to connect the turntable audio leads to the amp with RCA cables. Then you just need speakers and wire to connect them and power for the amp. I don't remember if the p ces with a power cube or not.
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Go to the Logitech website and search for Harmony 650. One the page that comes up there's a place where you can check the compatibility of your devices.
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You will need an amplifier which you can get for $20. I suggest the Lepai LP-2020A+
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MANY people match them with the lepai or other class d amps. I think the lepai lacks a bit of power to really make the b652s sing, but it works. Just consider upgrading the power supply for the lepai. like 12v 5 amps is better than what comes with it.The turntable works with the set up since it has an internal pre-amp for the cartridge. If I were to recommend a small class d amp for the b652s, I would consider something a bit more substantial like a tda7498 or (best) a tpa3116d2 based amplifier. AND, the b652s are okay out of the box, but if you add a few easy modifications to them they sound MUCH better. See, for example, the discussion here: http://techtalk.parts-express.com/showthread.php?240461-B652-Modifications-Upgrades
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Here is one way wire the sub to 4 ohms then connect to your speaker inputs hope this helps you out I got 2 of them hooked up to a lepai 2020a+ and still does damage
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I cannot respond to this directly. I know it works well with an SL-B2 turntable.
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Yes, I use mine with my computer. You just need to buy an amplifer and RCA-to-3.5mm (headphone jack) cable. Lepai makes a few amps that will work and cost around $25.
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I use the Yamaha RX-V373 5.1-Channel AV Receiver unit. It delivers powerful sound to 4 of these speakers. The Lepai LP-2020A delivers 20 watts in to 2 channels RMS. The speakers can handle 120 watts each. I guess my advice is, If your going to spend the money for these speakers get an amp that will power them. Maybe something on the low end like the Sherwood RX-4109 200W.Good luck and happy listening!