Can I hook this up in my car to horn speakers for a pa system?
1813915
My unqualified opinion is yes. The 60 watts will not give you the volume you may require, however. Look for a larger amp. (If you have the 60 watt amp already, try it you have nothing to loose.) Good luck.
1681760
my answer is you can, but you need to make sure you set of speakers are equipped with an amplifier.
1498352
Nope, But i think it can be conect in the cars output, but you need an adapter
972723
Yes, but why? If you want more attention getting sound, you will need to install a second horn with a different pitch. Also, if you are using your original car horn circuitry and relay, it may or may not handle the additional amperage.
1618842
Don't think so. Need some kind of powered speaker. You can use an old stereo amp.
2134537
If you want to listen to it in your car. I would say yes. This thing is small but it is very loud and clear. I love this thing.
494889
I think in principle you could, but I don't think the speakers could handle the power you are talking about. I bought this for the cab, to put an older Fane in for my Hiwatt, ('73 DR 501), an it sounds unbelievably good, ie. the cab is actually fairly well constructed. The speaker that comes with it is not!
1655895
I know I use mine through my PA system also, I do not know about the stereo unless there is a port which will take it.
2083292
Yes you can...Use inputs AUX 1, AUX 2 or CD....Make sure your speakers are rated at 4ohm and between 60 to 120 watts for best sound
170415
Im not 100% sure about this as it is only used in the car but based on previous research do not think you can connect to regular audio system
1290254
Not sure what you are asking. I have mine hooked up as an external PA speaker on my truck. Hooked up to my CB radio.
153386
Yes, if you have an audio jack on your phone you can transmit music from your phone to your car speakers.
1272673
Yes, just get a pre-amp with a digital connector, pretty simply for any aux connections.
1365121
You would need some sort of volume controlled amplifier to hook the output from the converter to your speakers, such as a stereo receiver or integrated amp.The audio output from the converter is a low level signal not capable of driving speakers.Hope this helps.
223083
If you have powered speakers, like for a computer, this can connect to them. Otherwise you need a stereo or amplifier.
437628
I've never heard of this unit being used in a vehicle. It's for PA Management. You go Source &gt; DCX Inputs &gt; (Assign) Outputs &gt; (Each) Amplifier. So Low/Mid/High, you would have an Amplifier for each, and configure those specifically to the specifications of the drivers (You can find these data sheets when purchacing loudspeakers, or on the manufacturers website) As for car audio, it would be possibly however in my opnion EXTREMLY impracticle. You would need an electrical system that can support your load, inverter, then amplifiers and speakers. There are units specific to car audio systems. This is specific to venue, home, soundsystem, ect. However there may be a setup for car audio with a PA Management System, I just can't personally think of how. Hope this helps.
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Yes with limitations. The amp will put out more than the speaker will handle. You might find your sound on it and then mike it through a PA.I mean hang a mike over the speaker. I went up to the Mustang 3. If you really want to thrash the 4 or 5 would be better. I just mainly have the 2 for lessons.