Amp Help for a noob
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ajsankot
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Hi guys,
I am pretty new to the speaker and sound thing. I always loved listening to music and only had a crappy box sony set. I got an internship this year which paid way better than a normal summer job so I finally bought a nicer pair speakers as well as got a pair of hand me downs from the folks. I also got a HK 146 for $132 and like it alot but it isn't the most powerful guy on the block.
So the question is.... I don't know much about buying and useing amps for interior use. Can you hook up an amp to a reciever like the HK146 and have it just give extra juice to the 4 speakers I have or how does and amp really work?
Definately a noob questions but I figured you guys would have a good answer
I am pretty new to the speaker and sound thing. I always loved listening to music and only had a crappy box sony set. I got an internship this year which paid way better than a normal summer job so I finally bought a nicer pair speakers as well as got a pair of hand me downs from the folks. I also got a HK 146 for $132 and like it alot but it isn't the most powerful guy on the block.
So the question is.... I don't know much about buying and useing amps for interior use. Can you hook up an amp to a reciever like the HK146 and have it just give extra juice to the 4 speakers I have or how does and amp really work?
Definately a noob questions but I figured you guys would have a good answer
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You can't use separate amplification with your receiver as it doesn't have preouts to do so.
Receivers that do include preouts are much more expensive.Marantz AV-7705 PrePro, Classé 5 channel 200wpc Amp, Oppo 103 BluRay, Rotel RCD-1072 CDP, Sony XBR-49X800E TV, Polk S60 Main Speakers, Polk ES30 Center Channel, Polk S15 Surround Speakers SVS SB12-NSD x2 -
Ok, cool. thanks for the answer man
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