Can I use this with an actual amplifier?
1429592
Yes. Just plug in from the 1/4" line out to an amp. Or if you have a 1/8" to a 1/4" you can use headphones.
1429593
Absolutely. I'd recommend setting your amp on a nice clean tone, then you can let'er rip.
1429594
You would need to make sure you're able to use your amps power section alone. You can find out by looking at the back of the amp/head itself. Otherwise you could try running it through the amps clean channel.
1429595
Absolutely. It's made for PC Via USB or To connect to an amp rig. Just run the "Left" Output into the input of the amp and adjust your levels. Or run it through the amp effects loop
1429596
Yes, but the best way to do it would be to run guitar into the Pod HD, then out of the Pod into the FX loop of the amp. No connections to the input of the amp or the FX send. That way, all tones are coming from the Pod and your amp is essentially only acting as a power amp.
1429597
You can run it through the effects loop of an amp. Not sure about the actual input of the amp itself though. I use a regular instrument cable to run from the left output of the pod to the effects loop IN on my mesa boogie dual rectifier. I don't even use the amp IN anymore because I love the tones I get just from the pod itself. The only reason im running through my rectifier is to achieve the high dB volume I need via rectifier output to a 4x12 cabinet.
1388315
It needs an actual amplifier, but also using this Preamp with Bose 901s is kind of like having generic Cheerios everyday while there is a freezer full of Filets. You are better off getting a used name brand receiver (preamp and power amp) unless you have a power amp already in which case you will seriously want a better preamp.
2256896
The Honey tone mini amp was junk. You'd be better off buying a real amplifier.
1755295
No, you'll need an amplifier of some kind. I purchased a small Pyle amp from Amazon to run mine.
855857
Yes you can, as tom said this particular model has the Pre-Amp built in, which means if you have speakers with an amp built in and rca connections in the back it will work by directly plugging it into the speakers. however, as Tom has also said, If your speakers are unpowered and hooked up to an amplifier, it must then be hooked up to the amplifier instead of the speakers.
2067945
I connected it to the AMP directly. However it doesnt have good sound resolution. I would avoid if you are looking for excellent sound quality.if however you have a Computer 5.1 set like Creative speakers, etc. It is functional...
1272673
Yes, just get a pre-amp with a digital connector, pretty simply for any aux connections.
977201
Unfortunately, that won't work. There are no USB input or output. You connect traditional speakers Left and Right to this amplifier
1249868
You can use the aux input. You'll need good speakers or else the amp will just make the music rough and distorted.
1583999
I think you can. I also use it as a bass "preamp" with the output going into a small practice amp. Adds a lot of warmth. Good luck!
711801
No, if you install this unit correctly your audio will only play through the amplifier.
949194
No. This amplifier only has a quarter-inch (1/4") input. You'd need to get an XLR to 1/4" adapter first, and even then I'm not sure it would work.
601677
No. This is a preamp level device, you need an amplifier for connection to speakers.
1934007
Yes you can. You just have to have a cord that splits the audio jack into a female RCA and then plug into an amp.
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.
754141
you would need an RCA to 1/8" stereo adapter. The easier was would be to get a 1/4 stereo adapter and use the headphone jack on your amplifier. The signal would be stronger to the speakers, as well.
336864
Personally I wouldn't use this for anything. cough up the extra few dollars and get on that is worth buying. the amp output is below 2A and the voltage is way too high for some electronics.