McSteeler
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I'm fully expecting a resounding "no" to this question, but I thought it would be worth asking. I have an old stereo which still functions really well and it has a headphone output plug on it, I'm wondering if it would function as an amp? The stereo is a JVC MX-GT700, and the specs are found here:
http://reviews.cnet.com/audio-shelf-systems/jvc-mx-gt700/1707-6721_7-9939103.html
I have a feeling these stats in particular might be the ones that would be helpful, but I'm completely new to the amp game and basically have no idea what I'm talking about... Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
http://reviews.cnet.com/audio-shelf-systems/jvc-mx-gt700/1707-6721_7-9939103.html
I have a feeling these stats in particular might be the ones that would be helpful, but I'm completely new to the amp game and basically have no idea what I'm talking about... Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
- Output Power / Total330.0 Watt
- Input Impedance50.0 KOhm
- Input Sensitivity400.0 mV
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- Amplifier Output Details110.0 Watt - 4.0 Ohm - THD 10.0 % - 2.0 channel(s) ( Main ) , 55.0 Watt - 6.0 Ohm - THD 10.0 % - 2.0 channel(s) ( Subwoofer )