How do I hook my 300 watt ceiling Pyle to a 1000watt surround sound system
66549
Just like you would any other speaker. The 1000 watts is probably the total output from all speakers. I currently have a 750 watt system and have no problems whatsoever. These are great sounding and looking.
66550
Just like any other speaker. 1 speaker wire per speaker. Each wire has a positive and a negative. Each speaker is 8 oms so you could connect 2 speakers in parallel if your amp can handle it. These speakers are technically 150 watt speakers. They quote the higher wattage but it is peak power and nor RMS. I don't see any details about your 1000 watt system so I can't be more specific than running 1 wire per speaker. Hope this helps.
1623183
I have four Yamaha 250 watt indoor/out door speakers, and a 400 watt powered subwoofer. Anything that takes standard wire (or monster cable) will work with it. Just check the speakers input range vs the head units out put. if the speakers are too small the head unit can blow them, if they are too big the head unit wont drive them (no sound)
2082461
I used a ported enclosure for mine. I think it allows for better sound. And its only a 400 watt sub woofer so a 1000WATT amp is fine
1451999
You need 4 Ohm Speakers that can handle 85 Watts of power. I used 4 Pyle speakers no problem.
867101
You will need a wiring kit that comes with Power, Ground, RCA, and a switched power line. Obviously you should have speaker wiring as well.
979622
They will handle up to 300 watts input apiece- the Pyle unit produces up to 500 watts per channel-- do the math.
809134
Any 100 watt amplifier will do but you should use a speaker selector/distribution box.
921756
Hook the speaker out terminals from amplifier to column control box. Hook one pair of speakers to each output of column control box
2055451
Use RCA output jacks on back of unit and connect to RCA input jack on speaker
837643
Check your wire connection manual for your head unit there's a color coded wire for speaker and for your remote going to your amp's
2031808
I would not stress about this. The best solution would be to use an RCA Y adapter, and you could have one in 2 days from Amazon. However, you will get signal from plugging it into either the red or white terminal. Plug it into the one you like best and order the adaptor. I made my own from an old RCA cable that I had. Remember that you only paid $100 for your surround sound system-you aren't going for audiophile levels of accuracy here.
1409175
This amplifier is no way 1000 watts per channel each channel has a separate output control you should have no problems
666316
I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL&gt;Center&gt;FR&gt;RL&gt;RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL&gt;SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick
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It's 300W - 50W to each speaker as well as the sub woofer. Don't know if this helps any further but I watch my TV in my recliner about 10' from my TV. I have the left and right and the center speaker on the in front of the TV, the sub woofer on the floor about a foot or so in front of the TV and pointing into the middle of the room, and the rear speakers to the sides about 2 feet behind me. I have the volume on the set-up set to roughly 75-80% high and the volume is quite sufficient for me. In fact, on some action movies, if I have the volume control on the remote maxxed up the "booms!' when things are exploding is almost too high. It's 300W - 50W to each speaker as well as the sub woofer. Don't know if this helps any further but I watch my TV in my recliner about 10' from my TV. I have the left and right and the center speaker on the in front of the TV, the sub woofer on the floor about a foot or so in front of the TV and pointing into the middle of the room, and the rear speakers to the sides about 2 feet behind me. I have the volume on the set-up set to roughly 75-80% high and the volume is quite sufficient for me. In fact, on some action movies, if I have the volume control on the remote maxxed up the... » Read More It's 300W - 50W to each speaker as well as the sub woofer. Don't know if this helps any further but I watch my TV in my recliner about 10' from my TV. I have the left and right and the center speaker on the in front of the TV, the sub woofer on the floor about a foot or so in front of the TV and pointing into the middle of the room, and the rear speakers to the sides about 2 feet behind me. I have the volume on the set-up set to roughly 75-80% high and the volume is quite sufficient for me. In fact, on some action movies, if I have the volume control on the remote maxxed up the "booms!' when things are exploding is almost too high. « Show Less
1228997
I ended not using amp, but power seems fine for typical announcement speakers. You need to E-mail Pyle at their web site, but considerations are how many Ohms are the speakers (typically 8 but some variation typically OK), and look up serial vs parallel hookup. Running all the + and - for each speaker to the same + or - jack seems the way to go. Try, before installing, put on one speaker, turn on. Put on second, turn on, etc. It's not like you can blow a speaker if you start with the volume low, and turn up. Also the best way to make sure all speakers and wires work before install. Make sure you use a good gague spool of wire, and that you get the connections good - loose conncections and damaged wires are hard to find after install. PS 50w for voice seems plenty! PPS if you get a Hummmmm it would would be problem with input or amp grounding problem.
1205658
You can't get 1000 Watts on 120 Volt input power. You need to install a 240 Volt circuit or buy a more powerful power supply. On 120 Volt input the maximum output will be 850 Watts.
1679085
Use the rca line out jacks to run into an amplifier that can drive bigger speakers