Other than the PUSH TYPE speaker connection, can speakers with the RCA cable be hooked up to this amp?
501223
No. It just has the push type connections. You always clip them off or get an adapter. I clipped mine.
501224
No, only bare wires can be connected using push-type connectors. Also, you have to be careful in that if the wires are too big, the connectors come apart and you have to fit the spring and a plastic piece back in. Probably the weakest feature on this otherwise cute little amp. Also be aware that it is not 120 watts - more like 20 RMS watts.
501225
No, these amplifiers only have four push type connectors for a single set of load speakers. My speaker cables are quite fat, so I had to remove half of the conductors before they fit.
501226
no, not only that the push type connections are flimsy and will not accommodate reasonably sized cables. when one breaks (which it will) a screw works.
501227
Speaker outputs are push-the-end-of-the-wire only. (Regarding the LED meter, although I love the blinking lights, I rarely see them because I run the amp at very low volume level in my trading room through an old set of Bose 301 speakers. I agree with the comment that the amp is probably about 20 watts per channel RMS, which is p-l-e-n-t-y.
501228
This amp doesn't incorporate RCA speaker plugs. One way to get around that is to purchase a speaker wire with RCA female adapter. This type of cord has a female RCA plug at one end and a pair of speaker wires at the other end. You simply connect the female RCA plugs to the male RCA plugs you are trying to connect to the amp and then connect the two speaker wires to the amp. You can copy and paste the following to Amazons search bar for more info: speaker wire pair with rca females
501229
Other than two distictly marked push type speaker connections, there are two RCA output ports (red and white) but I have not tried hooking up speakers from the RCA output ports. Therefore, I cannot say with certainty if the two RCA output ports could be connected to speakers with similar RCA input.
1900856
No, you need a pre-amplifier. To connect it you can use RCA cables or balanced ones (if the preamp has that option). Some times you can connect a source directly to a power amplifier if that source has a variable output (if not, you cannot control the volume), but it is not my recommendation.
1664685
No, this amplifier has RCA inputs only. You may need an 3.5mm to RCA adapter.
1053919
Yes it can be connected with rca stereo jacks to the audio input on the amp
33865
You can only use mono-plug RCA to RCA cables with this amplifier. If you are using a receiver as a pre-amplifier, it should have audio outputs with mono-plug RCA to RCA to connect this amplifier. For example look at the rear connections of Onkyo TX-NR929 9.2-Channel Network A/V Receiver , the section marked as PRE-OUT in the rear of the receiver are all the mono-plug RCA to RCA outputs you need to connect your amplifer
2156554
No. Its a tuner and outputs are RCA pin jacks. You need to add your own amplifier to drive a speaker.
695789
Well, no. This is an analog amp, so the rca out on any digital source is all that is required.If you have an unconverted digital source, then yes.
775007
No...your speakers will hook up with bare stripped wire ends held with screw on plastic knobs that capture the bare wire end. All RCA connectors are for accessories such as tape decks, turn tables, I-Pods, CD players etc. Pretty typical of most units.
1228674
If you have an MP3 player out to RCA in... It is possible. I would not recommend it though. It is always best to have a deck between the MP3 and the Amp as the Deck is designed to interface with the amp
1487628
if you line out with the rca's will the amp still produce a sound? In other words RCA out to PA in and still have the amp for a monitor?
2041365
You should be able to by using the RCA stereo output to another speaker, but I have not tried it myself.
517297
You should be able to if you have a converter to rca cable. I do not recommend anyone buying this speaker since they do not sell spare satellite speakers. Mine got torn, I guess because of time) and I cannot get spare.
1548400
No. The RCA type connectors are used mostly to feed high impedance audio amps, etc. If the TV has only the RCA audio output, you must use a suitable amp or amplified speakers. Make sure the amp has an output for headphones. Good luck!
1570550
You can hook it up to anything with a red and white connection. Or if you get the rca to 3.5mm jack then you can hook it up to anything with an input slot. I used this on my realistic lab 440 which doesn't have a preamp. Once I connected the ground from my turntable into the ground slot on this amp, my music sounded loud and clear.
622072
There are no RCA inputs just the speaker input, I hope this helps you Cody.
741483
If you mean the RCA plugs, I don't think so. The connections on the back of my speakers are bare wire connections.
1405701
Mine has RCA jacks. You get an easy to find 1/8" (your headphone jack) to RCA cable adaptor this will go from your headphone jack to the red and white input jacks on this amp. Very easy.