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.

In most cases, an additional power amplifier will be needed to power the passive In-Wall subwoofers. A modular mono-block amplifier or a bridged stereo amplifier will work well. Use the “subwoofer-out” RCA jack or LFE output on your receiver to provide signal to the input of a power amplifier. Connect the speaker output on the power amp to the In-Wall subwoofer(s).

The audio output is a standard line-out 3.5mm stereo jack, with an AC voltage of 1-2V. This can connected directly to the auxiliary input of most HIFI amplifiers, in place of a CD player. There are also four solder points on the PCB for 'hard wiring' audio. See the manual for more details. Another useful gadget is an FM stereo transmitter, which can be used to broadcast the audio output from the player to nearby radios and/or HIFI receivers.

Variable tuning allows you to choose how deep your subwoofer plays, on-demand. Choose between a music mode (lower bass extension) or a home theater mode (higher headroom and more impact) in just a few seconds. Subwoofer designs involve tradeoffs – one cannot optimally design a subwoofer to play low deep notes, and at the same time play loud. Usually the designer chooses a tradeoff for you. With the VTF series, we build in flexibility so that the listener has uncompromising control.

The sound quality QChord delivers through its built-in mono speaker and bass port system is impressive. But you'll be truly amazed when you hear it in stereo. To connect to your own stereo system, you need a QChord Stereo Cable. Note that you are supposed to connect to your stereo amplifier, not directly to the stereo speakers.

No. Using instrument cable to hook up your speakers can cause intermittent power loss, cause your amp to oscillate and damage the amp and/or your speakers. Please use 18 gauge cable or heavier (16, 14, or 12).

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.

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.

Check what kind of connector the device has (e.g., stereo minijack) and buy the proper kind of cable to connect it to the system.

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 is the simple answer although you will need to purchase a plug adapter which has a moulded 2-way terminal block at one end and a polarised connector for plugging into your satellite or subwoofer at the other. These can be obtained from your local Mission dealer or, if you prefer, directly from Mission on +44 (0)1480 452561 or spares@mission.co.uk Back to Top

No. The JDV is not a load box. This means that you must connect the amp to a load 1st (like a speaker) and then you can connect the JDV to the load.

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

No. Using instrument cables to connect your speakers can result in intermittent power loss, amp oscillation and speaker damage, as well as rendering the cables useless for any purpose. We recommend using 18-gauge or heavier speaker cables.

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