There are many hi-fi and phone docks with usb capability but I don't know of any preamps with that capability, which you would need to use as an interface - they probably exist but so far I haven't seen one.
There are many digital to analogue converters but the software to search and recognise playable files would be absent.
The easiest way would be to play your digital files from your computer through your Panasonic, though I would guess they are in Mp3 format at a relatively low bit rate so you might be disappointed with the quality from your hitherto impressive hi-fi.
I think the wisest thing would be to purchase a usb fm transmitter, somewhat out of fashion today but offer a huge advantage for those whose music and other audio material is stored digitally. I bought a couple and mine look like a memory stick and once inserted the computer sees it as another sound card. Set it to the desired frequency and tune any nearby fm radio to that frequency and your music files will be broadcast from big speakers in reasonable quality without the problems of connecting leads or impedance and sensitivity matching.
My usb fm transmitters were very inexpensive and have a range of up to 30 yards but considerably more expensive types can broadcast into every corner of a large house and fairly extensive grounds.
Having gone digital and rid yourself of hard copy, I hope you have had the good sense to make at least two backup copies of your library...
SOURCE: house already wired up for wall speakers (2 wires) BUT
Hi...
The 4 wires are 2 for the treble/midrange 2 for the bass.
You can tie the wires in parallel ( one wire from one pair to another in the other pair and repeat) but you need to know how many "ohms" the stereo can handle.
Should say on the back of the rack system
SOURCE: panasonic CQ-C7301U reads cds but no sound
Ensure that the rf cables are well fitted. You may swap if you are not sure.
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SOURCE: Stereo speakers not working
Sounds like the factory deck went bad or you have blown speakers and causing the deck to go into protect mode. Check the speakers frist
SOURCE: Replacing Panasonic SA-HT500 with Newer Model that has HDMI Input
ANY amp will be ok, as long as the wattage of your new amp does not exceed the wattage of your speakers. Otherwise you could overdrive your speakers and damage them. First clue, if you turn up the volume and the speakers start to shut off and on you are pushing too much power to them.
SOURCE: I lost my remote control to my panasonic SA-AK17.Where can i buy?
yes you can. i used a 3 dollar universal remot i got from the dollar genral here in new york. works great.
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