Can I connect to my older Harman-Kardon HK 3370 audio receiver and play music from my computer over my wi-fi system.
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We have the Audioengine connected to a Harman-Kardon HK 3390 audio receiver from wall mounted television. I would assume a computer would be the same....since we either listen to an iPad plug into the piece that connected to the Harman, or stream international music stations from the smart TV
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I don't think this device can be routed through you wi-fi system. You can place the transmitter so that it receives output from your computer through a headphone jack and place the receiver using a red and white RCA jack into the back of you receiver into aux. I think there are other ways to do this but this way will work with the correct cables etc.
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If your computer has blue tooth capability then you can pair the computer to the Bose Soundock. You can then play music from the computer regardless of the computers connection to the Internet.
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Hey Geron, you can't use that turntable with new receivers. Older receivers had a phono preamp but not the new stuff. There is a headphone jack that you could hook up a speaker to, but I wouldn't suggest it. The jack is a large one, so cables could be an issue. I would get an inexpensive surround sound receiver to link it up. Email me at tundrausher@yahoo.com if you have more questions. Good luck.
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I have the 3808. How do I play music from my computer? I can't figure it out!
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I also just want to play my vinyl records, can I plug it into my receiver and play them.
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You can check with Pyleaudio.com to see if they make a wireless version. Maybe check it out at TigerDirect.com and also here at Amazon.
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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.
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Yes. Use either Aux or one of the line inputs. Then play everything through it.
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I have the same question. I used my old computer speakers as an iPod docking station. Can I do the same thing with these?
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You can connect to any receivers speaker outputs. You cannot connect these directly to a computer since computers do not have L and R speaker outputs.
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yes you can . provided you have your recever connected to your wifi via eathernet or wireless that is hooked up to your receiver .
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Don't see why not. I've done it with a laptop and radio receiver and the sound is great!
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Appreciate the feedback. I'm looking to replace the Harmon/Kardon speakers that I originally attached to my Dell laptop, but the speaker jack has quit working (plugging/unplugging) so I am considering a wireless or USB connected alternative.
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Yes, you can as long as the speakers fit the Music receiver's audio outputs. The Songstream Bluetooth Music Receiver offers two HD audio outputs that provide exceptional sound quality: a digital coaxial audio out and a digital optical audio out. A traditional 3.5-millimeter-to-RCA connection accommodates older home theater setups.
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I owned harman kardon too before i got my xpa 2. I dont think it would be an issue if your system is dedicated for music only.I changed mine because my HK doesn't have a pre out and you need this if you want a XPA 2 so make sure that this HK has this features.. My advice is take a receiver that are capable of making 5.1 or 7.1 set up.My system has XPA 5 for surround and XPA 2 for my front speakers for 9.1 set up and it seems that wasn't enough for me believe me you need more along the way.Good luck to you and i hope this will help.
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Bob, just about any 5.1 or more surround sound receiver that I carry would work here. Depends what features you would like(zone 2, bluetooth, airplay, wifi).Eric C
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If your HK has a coaxial digital input I believe it would work. You need to get a 5 w USB charger to power it if you don't have a USB connection on you HK. This is only my opinion, maybe contact Harmon Kardon tech dept.