Answer: Yes, you can connect the WebRadio via a standard audio cable (cinch) to your Hi-fi set. It is also possible to connect the WebRadio to a set of headphones or external speakers. Depending on your headphones or speakers you might need an additional cable/plug. This cable is available in almost every audio shop or media mall.

Yes, the jukebox has a headphone jack on the back panel. Inserting a plug in this jack will turn of the built in speakers. You can find a a pair of suitable external speakers for the jukebox in our online store by clicking here. Most powered speakers designed for a PC should work OK. quot;Setup cannot continue because some system files are out of date on your system. Click OK if you would like setup to update these files for you now.

We offer a wide range of equipment racks to suit most tastes, requirements and budgets. A good rack helps the system components perform at their best. Alternatively, bespoke cabinets can be commissioned and we can advise with regard to required dimensions, equipment layout etc.

To connect an iPod with a dock connector insert the dock adapter that fits your iPod, and then connect your iPod. Your iPod Hi-Fi includes dock adapters that work with most models of iPod with dock connectors. If you want to connect another iPod, you can easily remove the dock adapter from your iPod Hi-Fi using a fingernail, insert the adapter that fits the other iPod, and then insert the other iPod.

Yes. The speakers on your hi-fi set are probably better quality than the speaker on your television ­ even if it is a stereo television. If you have four or more speakers, then you can get the full cinema experience in your own home from films with surround sound audio tracks. Your qualified installer will advise you and carry out the connection.

It is relatively easy to connect a HSU subwoofer to certain computer sound cards. These sound cards have a dedicated subwoofer output. Without a subwoofer output on the card, it is still possible to hook up a VTF or STF-3 subwoofer, since these subwoofers have stereo inputs. Use a Radio Shack splitter/adapter (one 1/8-inch stereo male to two 1/8-inch stereo female). Take the stereo 1/8-inch output from the computer sound card.

There is a built-in Hot Shoe in which an optional Safe Sync Hot Shoe to PC Sync Adapter (Item # 200329) can be used to connect a PC sync connector cable. You can locate this item through our dealers, or by the Olympus Emporium.

Yes, as long as they are "powered" speakers. Powered speakers have a built-in power amp in one of the enclosures. Using an RCA patch cable, connect the left (white) and right (red) plugs to the left and right "Line Out" jacks on the back panel of the PSD300 or PSD340. The other end of the RCA plug connects to the input of the powered speaker.

Yes. Our LCD/TV monitors come with an Audio Output outlet which allows you to connect external speakers to the monitor.

DIY Parts Service: For certain repairs, you may be able to order a replacement part online that will resolve the issue. To determine if a part is right for you, read through the relevant troubleshooting articles on the Troubleshooting and How-to page. If an article determines that a part will fix your issue, click the link to order the part online.

Great! The J33 is a low noise preamplifier and will out-perform the typical RIAA preamp built into consumer hi-fi equipment.

Answer: The definitive treatment for external Piles remains surgery. In case, external Piles is associated with internal Piles (known as intero-external Piles), ThankGod Piles Management System could be of help.

Visit the Support page, enter your iPod Hi-Fi serial number in the field under Support Coverage, and click Go. Our Warranty Check tool will display information about your product, including how many days remain on your warranty.

Service times often depend on the nature of the issue and the availability of service parts at the service location. Be sure to ask how long service will take when you carry in your iPod Hi-Fi for service at your local AASP or Apple Store.

Yes. These are termed 'Permitted Appliances'. Electric appliances with low current consumption (e.g. radios, CD players, electric razors) may be used but other appliances with heavier consumption (e.g. electric fires or microwave ovens) are strictly forbidden. The safety of any privately-owned electrical appliance is the responsibility of its user.

Yes. Simply turn off the internal audio in the user interface, then connect the line out connections on the back of the unit to external speakers. The VSX 5000 must have speakers connected in order to activate Polycom StereoSurround.

A headphone amplifier, or headphone amp, is simply a small amplifier specifically designed to drive the miniature audio drivers inside headphones. Because headphones are often used in portable applications, many headphone amps are conveniently battery powered. Headphone amps can also be used in a work station or desktop setting where they sometimes act as a switch between various sound sources or as a pre-amp for powered desktop speakers.

This is an issue that each utility must decide for themselves based on their own assessment of safety considerations and cost. Each utility will have their own sensitivity to these issues and weight them according to their own experience. If you suspect that the interrupter has been damaged, you should investigate further to resolve your concern.

Answer: If you have the additional Call Waiting service from your telecom operator the answer is yes. The WebRadio will recognise the incoming call and will switch off automatically. Answer: If you have the additional Call Waiting service from you telecom operator the WebRadio will recognise the call and will switch off automatically.

Answer: Yes, you need an Internet account (ISP) to use to the WebRadio, but this will be provided together with the WebRadio. All the necessary information of your account is already pre-programmed in the WebRadio.