If i only plug in the power injector and not the pre-amp with fm trap will it still improve my signal?
502624
Probably not. The power injector powers the pre-amp. I wouldn't try it, even for giggles. It's low voltage, but the power would be sent somewhere. You might cause a rip in the space-time continuum.
502625
No. The power injector only sends voltage to the amplifier section that goes by the antenna. It does not amplify the signal at all.
502626
The power injector may very well RUIN your signal, it absolutely will NOT improve it. The 10 volts it injects into the coax will be turned into heat by the splitter or the 300ohm to 75ohm adapter... It's possible the wall adapter will burn out by being run shorted-out like that, if you do so for a long period of time.
358475
Yes but only if the tuner is of excellent quality. The amp will increase the bass but a poor tuner can cause the signal to blow up the speaker because it f the sign wave.
1601634
Don't see why not a preamp is a booster i use it in all different setups i use by itself or linked in my pedal board with great results
2025125
I cannot answer your question 100%, but I can tell you that this device is a simple wireless signal amplifier. If you attach it to an antennae, it will boost the signal output and purportedly increase the range of reception of that same antennae.
711801
No, if you install this unit correctly your audio will only play through the amplifier.
1727309
you will have to run the preamp into to an aux. input for it to work. The preamp boosts the signal to a level that the receiver can handle.
311713
Unless you have a power antenna you need extended when radio is on, don't hook it up at all. That is all it is used for.
1562624
Audio had a slight buzz that I believe same from the low quality switch mode pier supply. I was going to experiment with a battery yo confirm, but as of yet have not tad time. My guess is it would be wise to go with an aftermarket linear power supply to have the cleanest audio. The I purchased did come with antenna, the rubber duckies type.
1616402
You want the LNA 200 as close to the antenna as possible. The power inserter can be anywhere down the line.
1599186
I don't believe so, and if it did u may not want it to. Most of the time antennas can suffer from interference do to radio. If u look, alot of amps include a fm/am trap on purpose.
282124
Yes. What watts of the speaker will also make a difference. Mine sound great and I don't have the gain on full. Lots of power. You won't win any bass competions but the music inside the car/truck will sound perfect.
1858550
Yes you are right gain not pre amp set to about about 2/3 and RVC. Plus your MP3 player or phone to max
1640996
This unit boosts the signal far better than the standard preamp found in receivers. I would not recommend plugging this unit into the existing phono jack. It should be in plugged into an auxilary jack that has not power amp.
139728
Generally speaking, you should get a better antenna before trying to amp a relatively poor one. Modern tuners are fairly sensitive so on a short run your concern is usually too low a signal to noise ratio, so by using a better antenna you should have higher SNR before amplifying it if that is even needed.
298058
Only if your lack of signal clarite is due to a ground looping itself through the circuit. If your signal is bad just because you are out of range then no, it will not help.
1683319
Yes, there's not much difference between what you describe and a normal setup with an amp and an internally connected speaker, so the result would be the same, a boost in signal that is adjustable.
1139028
Unfortunately, Nathan, I don't think the Pyle-Pro will help you in this instance. It's really designed to help boost the signal from low-output devices, such as turntables for vinyl records, and other such things that put out a signal, but at a low level. It sounds like you need something that is more powerful than that, something that is actually more specific to a subwoofer, which requires more power than the Pyle-Pro delivers. I wish I could have told you otherwise, but I'm afraid that in THIS case, it simply won't be enough power to get your subwoofer going. Sorry about that!