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Sony UDA-1?

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Hi 

 

I was looking at this amp as it seems ok and has a pc usb input, but can it power two studio monitors and a sub?

If so how would i connect it up

I dont have much experience with audio and amps so any other suggestions or tips would be great!

thanks guys

EDIT:I dont want a fireball in my room so plz help me if it wont work

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http://store.sony.com/usb-dac-system-for-pc-audio-zid27-UDA1//cat-27-catid-All-Res-Audio

 

Not sure about the sub, but it should power the speakers appropriately...

 

I haven't seen one of these in the local Sony stores that I've been to....

 

Try checking out stuff from Pioneer as an alternative... I don't think that they come cheap, though...

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http://store.sony.com/usb-dac-system-for-pc-audio-zid27-UDA1//cat-27-catid-All-Res-Audio

 

Not sure about the sub, but it should power the speakers appropriately...

 

I haven't seen one of these in the local Sony stores that I've been to....

 

Try checking out stuff from Pioneer as an alternative... I don't think that they come cheap, though...

thanks for a reply, do you know one that i can put on my pc for input and output to speakers and a sub?

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thanks for a reply, do you know one that i can put on my pc for input and output to speakers and a sub?

 

Not really... I was thinking of suggesting a dac and a receiver unit/ speaker amp instead...

 

I'm not updated in this field since I still work with analog component systems from more than a decade ago...

 

Sorry, if I wasn't of much help...

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@MayflowerElectronics do you know of a setup where the unput is from my pc and output is speakers and a sub

any ideas?

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Look for something with 2.1 support...

 

iirc monitoring speakers sound good enough even without a sub... Or at least that's what I remember when I saw a Panasonic DJ station showcase at one of the local shops...

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Look for something with 2.1 support...

 

iirc monitoring speakers sound good enough even without a sub... Or at least that's what I remember when I saw a Panasonic DJ station showcase at one of the local shops...

i know they sound ok but i want more oomph

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@MayflowerElectronics do you know of a setup where the unput is from my pc and output is speakers and a sub

 

Yeah just get a normal home theater reciever. Most of them take optical audio which your motherboard has built in.

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