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What all can be hooked up to a home stereo amplifier?
Also can you get a special cord to hook up a portable cd player to a home stereo amplifier?
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I would go on ebay, and type in what you are looking for. Mostly everything you could ever want comes up. That is where I bought the exact same stereo amplifier that you are talking about.
A car stereo amplifier is for audio (20 Hz to 20 kHz), a CB linear amplifier is for 27 MHz so it will not work.
You need a DC power supply. Typically a car amplifier expects 12 or 13.5 volts so look for a DC supply. Current capacity may or may not be an issue depending on the size of your amplifier. Ideally you will want a supply with equal or more current capacity as the fuse on your amplifier. If it has a 10 amp fuse then get at least a 10 amp supply. If you have less current capacity the amplifier will not be able to output full power. Also, ideally the power supply should have a lot more peak current capacity. To do this it needs a lot of filter capacitors or you could use a car battery as a capacitor then you don’t need such a heavy duty supply. For larger amplifiers it really isn’t practical to use a car amplifier in the house. You’re better off just to buy a nice home audio amplifier… http://emotiva.com/upa2.shtm For small amplifiers however it can work well. For just a few watts all you need is a nice heavy duty wall wart 13.5 volt supply capable of 3 or 4 amps. I use a small car audio amplifier with my laptop for watching movies while traveling. I have just a wall wart supply, the tiny amp (maybe 3 watts/ch) and some small speakers. For that it’s great but don’t mess around trying to use a 50, 100 or other larger car amp in the house.mk
If the amp doesn’t have a volume control then just use a portable cd or MP3 player to connect to the amp using a stereo 3.5 to RCA adaptor. All portable players have volume controls built in so it will work just fine.
yes hook it up to the blue wire should have a stripe on it
I don’t think you will need to. The dock should be loud enough.If not, then you can use the double headphone wire. The one with the headphone plug at each end.
HelloFirst question do you have a 2 Power supply radio?Red Fused and switched,Yellow No Fuse and Permanent.With only 1 Earth?If so, and most are now (coded) then the best you will do is to insert a 4 pin Relay The relay pins are normally marked as 30 85 86 87.Red power wire between the fuse and radio connects to 30Earth connects to 87New power supply wire (Fused) connects to 86Wire from Amp connect to 87.Amp Earth connects to good groundIf you mount the Relay in the Dash remember to leave the In-Line Fuse where you can get to it.This will mean that your Amp will turn On/Off with your ignition .Before the 2nd Power supply became common you could have inserted the Relay pin 30 on the earth wire and left the Amp turned on and it would turn On/Off with the radio.Andy C
Kenwood amp is good for you.technical details:–Rated Power: 250 Watts x 2 (2 ohm); 500 Watts x 1 (4 Ohm Bridged)High-pass (12 dB per octave) and low-pass (24 dB per octave) filters variable from 50 to 200 HzMOSFET power supplySpeaker-level inputs with signal sensing turn-onOne-year limited warrantySee more on…http://www.amazon.com/Kenwood-KAC-7204-1000-Watt-Bridgeable-Amplifier/dp/B0014E6KGE/?tag=erpt001-01-20**
It should be fine. You might consider using silicone to seal the edges just to be sure no water can get in the amp in case of an accidental splash.Be sure to get an amp that doesn’t have cooling fans or any other types of openings to the electronics.
you can use any different stereo intergrated amplifier you can get a cable for about £2.50 of play.com that you plug into your headphone socket and it goes to a red and white end and that goes into the aback of the amp and plug any stereo speakers into it and it should work
if the amplifier has rca input and the cd player has a mini 3.5mm jack output then you can get a cable to link them both up ( google for 3.5mm jack to rca )
any amount of watts you can give a sub is going to give u bass. a five hundred watt amp dont matter the brand, if bridged, should give you bass you can hear and feel. one sub bridged to the amp is the best case scenario. make sure your no lower than two ohm load on the sub cause i doubt the hi fi is one ohm stable. if this is for your car you wont be cracking concrete but you should be bumpin. house will be rocking though. real nice. enjoy and good luck.
all you need is an RCA jack and the remote wire. if you wanna keep the stock stereo just buy an adapter.
No. The frequency response of an audio amplifier is much, much lower than for a CB transmitter.
Umm….well…..lets see. You are retarded. Also, you are retarded. And lastly, why would you do that? To answer your question, you will need a really big AC to DC converter. Next you will need a clue. Despite what you think, it won’t sound as good as it does in a car. Car speakers are designed with small areas in mind. They sound they project is not intended for a big room. If you are looking to make a shop radio for your garage, ditch the EQ and Amp and use just the deck with just the speakers. A high wattage computer power supply would work for just a head unit. But it would still be better to walk down to walmart and buy a boombox.
Vincent has a very good reputation of being high quality equipment if not also very expensive…the Audio Advisor may have some information on your Vincent SV-221 as they sell that brand, the link below discussed the benefits of the model you mentioned.
You have answered your own question without even knowing it!! The receiver has a ‘Tuner’ in it, ie:am/fm/tv and the amp has an ‘input’ for the tuner!! Generally the Amp has better spec’s as far as power and s/n ratio(signal to noise ratio) but not always!! The reason it’s called an ‘Integrated Stereo Amp’ is because the pre-amp and the main amp (or output amp) are combined in a single unit. Expensive high-end stereo equipment have the pre-amp as a separate unit from the output amp because of different power requirements and RF interference problems….amongst other little things………..sooooo my questions to you would have to first be, what brands are the components? How big or small are your speakers? and what is your listening environment like? The answer to those and maybe a few more questions would be helpful in answering your question more thoroughly!! Anyway, I hope this helped you and feel free to answer the other questions and I’ll try to help you make the best choice!!!