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Question: I have a wireless setup for my rear channel home theater.  Can I use the RCA from the receiver to the amp and out to the speakers with wires?
Document: The rear panel has a MP3 input, two RCA inputs for left and right channel input, four connections for speaker (wire push in spring loaded), and an input for 12V2Adc.All of the amplifier components are on one PWB which slides into the case. The 121127 PWB is labeled LP-808E. The PWB has a solder mask on the circuit side where the surface mount components are soldered. The Power Out IC is soldered to the circuit side of the PWB.
You could do much worse for an small office amp. I am used to home 2 channel listening via a higher end sound system with tube stages,vpi turntable. However I do like the sound offered by these small amplifiers by Lepai. I am more familiar with the excellent 2020 lepai. I have heard no other amps under 1000 that can beat it for sheer value. I have heard many $$$-$$$$$ amps and have went to the rmaf shows in the past.
I bought this as an upgrade for a Kinter amp for my home made docking station. I am very happy with the upgrade. The Kinter amp worked well but this amp works better in almost every way. The sound quality is similar but this amp has much more punch, especially with the &#34;superbass&#34; button which just adds a little mid-bass.For such a small amp this thing cranks. I have read it is rated for 20 watts or 25 watts per channel.
... With the right speakers of course. Tone control is decent, bass boost is kinda pointless, but the blue level indicators are cool.For use in a bathroom, this gets 4x louder than I will ever need it to be.Sidenote: The channels are swapped on mine for the RCA inputs, RCA R outputs to the Left... Easy fix though.
As for sound . . . actually rather surprising considering the cost.I bought this for use in a motor home while 'off-grid' when battery use can be critical. My in-dash deck sounds great but it is a power hog!This little gem can provide 'tunes through my main speakers when I want to save power . . . it draws very little by comparison.
I purchased this amplifier to play my headphone Mp3 player on speakers at home. I came quickly and was small and powerful to play the small speakers that I have. To use it at home you need to buy 110 volt AC to 12 volt DC charger, but you can use it in a car or boat on a 12 volt DC power. It came with a cord to supply power to the unit. A good unit.philboatbike
I found that a 2 amp wall transformer worked fine. It also works good using two 6v lantern batteries in series.It has both a 1/8&#34; stereo jack and a pair of RCA jacks for inputs. You can use either to connect your mp3 player or whatever you play music through. I didn't notice any difference in sound quality between the jacks.Overall I would recommend this amp to anyone provided they have a little experience with wiring or electronics.
This amp is more than enough to power some 4&#34; speakers i pulled out of my old rear projection tv before i sent it to the dump. I can have the volume turned up less than a quarter of the way and clearly be able to hear my music on the other side of the house through multiple closed doors. All in all i am satisfied with this amp as it suits my needs perfectly.
I have many different T-amps, Lepai 2020a, the Original T-amp from parts express. I like the 2020a the most, followed by the dayton t-amp, even though it lost it's left channel over time. This amp when i first plugged it in made a very noticeable static noise. The overall sound is harsh in the mid range, bass boost seems to add bass around 100hz, so it makes speakers sound very boomy (not good).
So very, very cheap. My intended use was to attach headphones to my DVR RCA outputs. It's junk.The knobs do not turn smoothly. There's no visible line or any other indication if the volume is high or low. Is it at 0, at 11? No idea. It doesn't matter anyway BECAUSE THE VOLUME CONTROL DOESN'T WORK. One volume level; that's it.There's a bass and treble knob. I'm convinced they're purely decorative too.
Answer: If I understand the question, you want to use the LP-808 as a power amp to drive the rear channel speakers, by using the rear channel RCA outputs as the input source for the LP-808 and run the rear speakers using standard zip-cord wire from the LP-808 to the speakers. The answer to that would be yes, provided that the RCA outputs are standard pre-amp level outputs. It is very likely that this is the case. Since you don't say how they are connected now except 'wireless' I can't be certain.