I see that this is for non amplified stereo systems, will it work for amplified ones anyway, or is there a special one I would have to buy?
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I'm not totally certain, but I don't think it will work with an amplifier. The purpose of the adapter is to mate the radio outputs to the vehicle speakers, and it provides a chime to replace the one lost when the original radio is removed. Most amplifiers take a line level from the radio and then provide the amplified outputs to the speakers. I think you should contact your amplifier OEM and ask how you should handle the hookup. It may be you could use this for the chime and use another adapter to wire the amp to the speakers. More information required, sorry I can't answer fully.
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thanks for the answer, but not quite the info I was looking for. I want to know if this unit can plug in to a PA for amplification. I assume so, but want to make sure.
368886
It only works on stereo systems with an aux button on the front. It doesn't work on mine.
108810
There is no specific way since the stereo does all the amplifing itself. Outside of the eq presets thats it.
1548396
It should, it is only amplifing the output. should be aprox 7watts non amplified
1640994
Hooking this unit to your phono input will result in RIAA EQ being applied twice to the signal. You will get the boost but the sound will be terrible. You'd be also running the risk of saturating that input and damage it. The same company sells a MM/MC preamp for slightly more. I'd buy and use that instead.
802876
It should not lower the sound and should amplify it, this device is for turntables I believe and you should check with yamaha and ask why their phono input lowers sound output, etc.
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I'm sure that it will work, but there will be a loss of volume. I tried it on a Bose deck and as I said there was a loss of volume,but it did work. If your Amp is strong there should not be a problem.
2271914
This isn't an easy question to answer without the specifics of what you're trying to hook up. This is a guitar cable. It is mono and will work well in transferring a low power signal to an amp, etc. If you're trying to hook up an amp to a speaker for example, this is not what you want. For an already amplified signal you'll need a 1/4" speaker cable. There is a huge difference. One is shielded and meant to carry a high impedance signal to an amplification source, the other is not shielded and meant to carry a much stronger power signal with low impedance. You should Google the specifics of your gear because using this cable for instance to run from an amp head to a speaker could possibly cause major damage. I hope this helps!
834955
No, because there would be no amplifier. It's like trying to plug a music player into a PA speaker, there would be nothing to amplify the sound.
2266882
Hi, John.It really does amplify the audio from "Stereo In." It can also decrease the volume if the "Stereo In" volume is pretty hot. The one thing I wouldn't do is attempt to plug in both a 1/4" and a mini-headphones cord into the same amp output channel. This messes with the signal characteristics and may affect how the audio is amplified. Instead, use one jack per output channel. HIH!
891288
I am sorry, but the receiver you have doesn't have pre-amp outputs. You can't add any amp to this receiver. Sorry. Some of the higher end receivers have pre-amp outputs that allow you to add external amplification.
366155
This item is not an amplifier. If you need to use speakers, need one amplif.
1280045
Take your your amp to the stereo store they will tell you if that will work, that what I did to my amp, it depend on how many bridge and channel you have? I don't know what you have on your amp?
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Not a stereo amplifier, there is nothing to plug it into. But mine works great.
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It will not work through the big plug, it's not wired that way. Unless you have other reasons for using this particular cable, you would be better off buying a patch cable like this Cables Unlimited AUD-1100-06 6 feet 3.5 MM Male to Male Stereo Cable and a mono 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. You could buy the adpaters for this wire, but go from the 'headphone out' jack to the amp.
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Yes, you can use for home stereo. It works like a BBE Sonic Maximizer will enhance the sound and make it better, it likes a boost for high's and low's (almost like an equalizer) depending on how you adjust the knobs. You have to use RCA to PHONO or to XLR cables since it does not have RCA jacks. Use it between your players/pre-amp L/R before to amplifier. For the price, I would recommend you to buy it. If you have more budget, you can get something more expensive like BBE... but then.. this is good enough to make a different. I have this for over 3 years and it still working like new, never had any problems.