I have a sanyo dcx 686 stereo I found and I don't know what the audio out putt power is per Chanel? I can't seam to find Info about this system I know how much it uses but I need to know how much power or watts the speaker out putt is?

Without remote control, you can't select its inputs. No other way.

4 Ohm Stereo Power (RMS): 250W X 2
4 Ohm Mono Power (RMS): 850W X 1
2 Ohm Stereo Power (RMS): 450W X 2
Signal-to-noise ratio: 100 dB
Frequency Response: 5 Hz - 50 KHz
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.05%
Input Sensitivity: 200mV-4V
Length: 16.93"
Width: 11.66"
Height: 2.37"
Continuously variable 0 - 18dB Bass Boost
Built-in continuously variable 18dB per octave crossover, from 50Hz to 250Hz

In stereo, yes. At a minimum your PC should have a headphone output and/or a rear-panel stereo speaker output (usually 1/8" green), which is essentially the same. Get into the audio controls and set whichever you use to be Large Stereo speakers.

Get an adapter for the 1/8"-stereo-to-RCA-cable pair and attach it to the only analog audio input on the Sanyo.

From the info I looked at it appears to be 110 watts per channel at 8 ohms.

Hi!

The dell inspiron 1546 only has 2.0 channel audio. It is only capable of handling stereo audio.

But if you want 5.1 audio on your dell inspiron I suggest you look for a 5.1 USB soundcard. I found one online here is the link http://tinyurl.com/zalmanusb1-5.

I hope this helps.

Jubert

every amp has this wires power in/usually. red color; ground/black ; amp. turns On/blue or blue/white, if you have more of this wires them this are for speakers input. (from your stereo system)

Hello montyski20,

The amp outputs 500 watts RMS into 4ohms, 750 watts RMS into 2ohms and 1000 RMS into 1ohm.

The L7 can handle 750 watts RMS (375 watts per each coil). If your L7 is the 2ohm version, you should wire the voice coils in series, the positive marked coil to the negative unmarked coil. Then connect the remaining positive and negative to the amp terminals. This gives you a 4ohm load (500 watts). If your L7 is the 4ohm version, wire the voice coils in parallel, both marked and unmarked positives together, likewise both negatives and then to the amp terminals. This gives a 2ohm load (750 watts).

Paralleling the 2ohm sub will result in a 1ohm load (1000 watts) and that is too much for the L7.

Hope this helps.

1 ohm will draw too much current.those are designed for a 2 channel 2 ohm drive for each sub.running 4 ohms will be easier on the amplifier and since impedance is not constant it may run 3 ohms at some frequencies anyway. another solution if your power amp is bridgeable....put the coils in series on each woofer making 4 ohms.then parallel the two 4 ohms to make 2 ohms and run the amp in bridge mode at 2 ohms.since bass is omnidirectional,you can do it

Stereo requires two different inputs, as the very name implies. If you're using just one mic, it is possible to "pan" that input to both left and right, but is not truly stereo. For true stereo, you must have at least 2 mics, or 2 or more of any other sources...accordianman

Hi this is Compaqowner again NOTE: I know enough about home Stereos,and I am pretty sure to figure out 'power output' you take the total:in this case it takes in 110 watts total devide that by 2 so according to my math that is 55 watts (I guess this AKAI has a 55 watt amplifier) then you take the amplifier output (in his case 55 watts) and devide that by how many channels are being used,so in 5.1 DOLBY mode DVD movie,etc.(power to all 5 speakers) then it's 11 watts per channel,and in 2.1 stereo (power to the subwoofer,front right,and front left speakers only) it jumps up to a little over 18 watts per channel,again,I think?,when you find the answer,please let me know. Thank you for your time. Steve B.