Can I hook this amp to an old receiver and plan FM?
1729507
It has several stereo inputs using RCA jacks so you should be able to use it as an amp for an FM receiver if it has RCA output jacks.
1729508
The amp has four pair of RCA Stereo jacks on the rear and a standard 3.5mm stereo jack on the front, for a total of five inputs. Provided the receiver has the ability to output to another amp or device this should not be a problem. As an alternative, if the receiver has a headphone jack, you could make a direct connection to the 'Aux-In' jack on the front of the amp. Finally, I imagine that the receiver must have speaker output terminals which could easily be attached to some old RCA cables and connected to a pair of the rear inputs.
1729509
Not sure what you mean by plan FM, did you mean play FM? This will work as long as some sort of audio is connected to the aux-in port.
1729510
As long as the old receiver has an RCA output (the red and white colored cables/jacks) you can hook it up to play FM.
1729511
Yes I'm already using it to amp an old Pioneer receiver I purchased for $5 at a thrift shop.
2040210
All ur receiver needs is a sub pre-out. So an RCA connection. Plug in to LFE(Low Frequency Effects) on sub.
2001960
I bought this for my Mom and it hooked to a Fisher radio/amp that was closer to 30 years old. Works fine.
2224974
From the receiver that it's hooked up to, you can. Otherwise, this is not a stand alone stereo.
1622274
Yes, but you're gonna want a good receiver to power it. The sound quality is amazing for the price. Buy um'
1955284
I believe you can, be sure to connect to input of receiver if that's what you are going to.
1939782
Yes. I used it to hook up to a new receiver for my Toyota Highlander without an external amp.
868522
Should be fine with your receiver. There are usually several places on receivers to plug in accessory machines that use phono plug inputs. If you're replacing your cd player with this machine, it could plug into the same place where the old machine was plugged into, for instance. I love this machine. Great old school technology and you can randomly shuffle and have continuous music for a long time.
127404
It should work. I think that the power supply is the standard one for most of the older receivers. Good luck!
1110625
I havent use that cambination but i guess you can because you will use the TX-NR838 to send the signal to the amp and whatever you connect to the amp then its up to how many outs it has
1416892
Yes, this goes between your existing radio and harness, the audio from the deck will still power the speakers. Use the line out to hook up to an external amp.
949807
Yes, the bi-amp capability really comes from the receiver/pre-ampIt does not bridge if that is what you are wanting to do.
1727309
you will have to run the preamp into to an aux. input for it to work. The preamp boosts the signal to a level that the receiver can handle.
767024
Earl, I have the device installed on my Pioneer receiver and unless I'm mistaken it is a receive-only device specifically designed to receive a digital signal to be played by the amp. Look at Indigo BTR9, also from Amazon which can be set to receive or transmit. It might serve your purpose. Check it out.
298310
I imagine you've already figured this out, but this unit has no phono pre-amp. You'll have to either buy an outside pre-amp for your old turntable (better quality, usually) which in turn plugs into your receiver or buy a new turntable that has its own pre-amp and regular RCA outputs for this unit (and most others I've seen).
489858
Sure you could connect it to any watt system.. It itself isn't amplified so cannot hurt any system.. And I believe this one does not have balanced XLR out's,so you'd want to get two DI(Direct In boxes) and use two 1/4-Inch cables from the main out to the DI's..
1290729
Instead of an amp I would change your current radio to any modern pioneer. It will provide more than enough juice to these speakers. Cheaper than an amp, easier too, and you get the features of a new radio.