Tv With Amplifier For External Speakers

TV signal levels are all over the map when using an external amplifier. If you turn down the theme music of a program, the dialog is way too quiet. When you have the dialog at a comfortable level, the music jars you out of the chair. You get the picture. I got fed up and decided to get the Rolls SL33b limiter. I hooked it up, put the knob pointers mid-way (straight up)and haven't needed to use the volume control on the amplifier since. It does the job perfectly. If you're an audiophile, you may not appreciate the over-all sound quality. Music seems a little squashed but NOT distorted. That's why they call it a limiter. The dynamic range is compressed. It is a very acceptable compromise for smooth listening. The SL33b is well made and very compact. You can easily set it, hide it and forget where you hid it.

Needed an amplifier to run some older speakers for the TV.  I tried to use an old Yamaha integrated amp that had issues and would cost more to fix than the new cost of the PTA4.  Purchased the Pyle Pro PTA4 and could not be more pleased. KF in Richmond

I bought the PM6007 three years ago (and the CD6007 too) and it actually drives a pair of Triangle Borea BR08 floorstand loudspeakers, no problem at all with their minimum impedance of 3.3Ohm. Very satisfied of its sonic performance, the bass is full and deep, the highs are detailed, the declared 45W are enough for my 34m^2 living room, website Audio.com.pl tested it and found 64W @ 8Ohm and 81W @ 4Ohm at 0.1% THD, so better than declared. Using its optical input you can connect it to a smart TV and listen the TV audio via the external HiFi speakers, much better than a soundbar! A pity it hasn't the Bluetooth input too but I use a cheap external BT receiver with Optical out so I can use its good AK4490 internal DAC. Would be perfect if it would have the "Pre Out" + "Ampli In" RCA loopout so you can connect an external analog signal processor (e.g. an equalizer) or use the power amplifier stage to drive the main speakers in conjunction with an AVR receiver. Conclusion: I would buy it again!

Great product. Using this with an amplifier and a pair of commercial speakers!

With good speakers and subwoofer, this amplifier is impressive powerful

Value for money together with a port for external speakers.

Works in a variety of configurations with any camera: amplifier and stereo pick up to a camera, preamp for an external Mic, in parallel with the camera (synch to marker). Has a calibrated tone generator. Simply an amazing device for $100.

Connects my Mac Mini headphone out to external speakers.

Just what I needed to connect some external speakers for my television.

I have a stereo system that has a tubes and solid state amplifier, plus electrostatic speakers. I bought two of these cables to see if there was any discernible audible difference between them and regular patch cords. The minute I installed them, the clarity and definition of the sound was greatly enhanced. It was much smoother and beautifully defined - so much so that I immediately ordered two more. Thanks so much for a great product!!! I would recommend these patch cords to anyone that loves good music. Although they are quite expensive, they are worth every penny.