can I run this amp off my yamaha receiver and dual 10 band equalizer
588398
No. It may blow your speakers out and heavy clipping. Here's the solution. Amp and Mixer only from 1000 watts to 1400 watts as your stereo amps range without EQ and turn down your mixer without clipping and adjust your amps channel 1 and 2 volume control on your audio amplifier component. That way it will sound better. Or. Buy a better Amp from 2000 Watts to 10,000 watts comes with bigger speakers to match along with EQ without clipping after making your own audio adjustments on your mixer, EQ and amp avoids from audio clipping.
588399
Yamaha receiver? I run mine with a digital 4 channel fx mixing board and have it wired out to two 750w peak pa speakers (sub + horn). Works fine
588400
I'm sure if done right. So long as you have 1/4" outs from your EQ. There are stereo inputs. It really also depends on the ohmage and max wattage of your speakers.
433027
Not unless you have pre amps before it. If you have passive pickups this board will most likely not be able to even "see" the signal. Your best bet is to plug in this output into like a practice amp to daisy chain it, then use a headphone jack on the amp. I recommend a bcr 10. Its a little 10 watt amp with gain shape and a grind button and a nice clean tone without it all for like 60 bucks used. Hope I helped.
974321
No unless you buy a separate preamp. I don't know any new receivers that do.
1275539
Not really possible. Your tuner is routed through the internal circuitry of the receiver directly to the amplifier.
1272299
The majority of surround units have the decoder your low level signal source and the power amp in one unit and there is no way to insert the equalizer in the system. If you have your channels available as line level signals then you would need at least 3 units on for the rear channels one for the front channels and one for the center channel. After you come out of the equalizer you'll have to have an amp for each channel as well. I'm thinking this is not what you were planning on doing.
1293746
doubtful that you'll need an amp unless your receiver is literally a POS. I would suggest you buy a higher grade speaker wire (I have 16 gauge on mine) and that you bi-wire them as well.
1772248
You can but you will need an inline turntable amplifier. Otherwise it will be too quiet, the input for it is not amplified in the receiver.
1919222
1. Yes, if you put the FBQ800 between your receiver and your power amplifier. If you are using a combined receiver and power amplifier (such as an AV unit) it might be possible to insert the equalizer if the AV unit has an affects send.2. Graphic equalizers do not ADD anything but you can lower everything else.
1071720
This system does require an amp/receiver. Mine is a 200W Yamaha. I use mine solely for rear surround.
991666
You wil not be able to run 4 12s off this amp maybe two. I use it to run all my highs n mids
1422418
I'm not familiar with the Yamaha. I have been using Pioneer Elite receivers for my home theater set up since I switched from separate amps and processors many years ago. Never had a problem with any of them. Some of the old units I gave to family members are still going strong.
403209
yes. you will also need another set of cables to go from the pre-amp to your auxiliary input. These are the same cables that are coming out of the turntable into your receiver. I'm assuming your Yamaha receiver does not have a pre-amp.
2158332
should not be a problem.... running mine with a separate amp driving two 10" subs..
2019324
I am not sure. The paperwork does not answer the questions. My "main item" is a Yamaha RX-V773WA which theoretically draws up approx. 400-500w. All my switched items (amps, fans, etc.) are low wattage except for an old Adcom amp which draws up to 500 watts.Mine works perfectly even though the Yamaha, like all modern receivers, draws a little wattage when off.
378736
Hi, I purchased this amp for a two channel configuration, and I am very happy with the results; it has much more power and more fidelity than an integrated receiver. I think that maybe you only have to configure your system to provide the same power level to all the speakers; if not, the front speakers will sound louder than the rest. Regards.
1118868
Hello. Yes, you can bridge this amplifier and use it to power your 10'' Kicker Comp subwoofer. Please tune your amplifier after the installation to ensure you are experiencing the best sound possible.
983114
This amplifier requires a preamp, or existing receiver. If your subwoofer is powered, you will have to use the preamp or receivers subwoofer preout. If your subwoofer is passive, you can sent the signal to the amplifier but will not be able to run a true 5.1 surround