I am looking for an amplifier that has a Bluetooth output (i.e. I can send music from the amplifier to a receiver via Bluetooth). Does anyone know of such a device? I have a record player from the 80s, which is at the other end of the room from the music boxes. I still need an amplifier for the record player. The jukeboxes are connected to a stereo system which has a Bluetooth receiver. In order not to have to wire everything, the connection via Bluetooth would probably be the most practical. I would appreciate your tips! -K

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Hello, I am looking for an amplifier where you can loop something in between the preamp and power amp. Thanks and greetings

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Hello, what amplifier can deliver 2000 watts to a pair of yamaha DBR15 1000 watt speakers? Thanks

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I may be a bit nostalgic, but I am looking for a power amplifier with a fidget indicator (Vu-Meter). Here I found a device: Onkyo M-5000R (Power Amplifier, 2 x 170W, Black) Visually, it's exactly what I'm looking for. Elsewhere I also found the Technics R1. However, it is only available in silver and not in black. (Not sold at Digitec). Now my question to the community, before I commit to the Onkyo: Are there other chic devices with Vu display? I don't really like McIntosh and co. (too modern/futuristic) I look forward to many suggestions.

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Hello, will you also include the Denon PMA-150H in your range? Merci!

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Hello, Amongst the experts, I wanted to know what you recommend in terms of a stereo amp to connect a Thorens TD 170 turntable, knowing that I have B&W 606 speakers (and a Thorens pre-amp, but the goal is not necessarily to keep a pre-amp). Thanks in advance to any available audiophiles.

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I would like to listen to the radio on my stereo again. DAB and internet radio. The new receiver should also be capable of Bluetooth, AirPlay and DLNA. Instead of DLNA, music directly from the hard drive might also be an alternative. Who can tell me which device meets my needs?

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Hello, My old amplifier has failed me (the sound is only coming from one side) and I would like to replace it. I have two ELAC speakers with the following specifications on the label: Nominal/Peak Power Handling 60/90 Watts, Nominal Impedance 4 Ohms, Suitable for amplifiers 4 -8 Ohms. I currently have an ONKYO amp but I would like to avoid this brand as it is the 2nd one that does the same thing to me (sound on one side only) after some time. I would like to keep a good sound without spending a fortune. I mainly listen to CDs (with a separate player of course), but it would be nice if I could also connect the smartphone to it (e.g. via bluetooth) and the PC. What do you recommend?

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i would like to know if it works if i can combine preamp (transistor) with power amp (tube) or vice versa. or should advantageously preamp/power amp both be tubes or both be transistor?

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Hello Together I am looking for an amplifier to which I can connect my speakers to "pimp" the TV sound a bit. Do you have any suggestions or products? Unfortunately I can't quite see my way through the jungle Looking forward to feedback

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Actually a simple question, considering that I simply want to connect 2 DIN A4 sized old speakers to it. The part should also be very simple - apart from selecting the input, I only need a volume control and on/off switch... correspondingly narrow (height) and clean front, the width quiet standard (43), everything without a lot of bells and whistles (LED, display, bass/treble/balance/loudness...) The selection at Galaxus is not small, but I only found what I was looking for with the Pro-Ject Pre Box DS2. However, my budget would be 500CHF +/-, so that doesn't quite fit. Devices in my budget limit are really not pretty (=otherwise for "ugly") and are quite a hummer. Do you know of any other candidates that are not available here, but that Galaxus might be able to include in its range?

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Hello all. I am opening a shop and was able to "inherit" 4 boxes thanks to an acquaintance. They still work perfectly, but only have a cable connection. I would now like to install a box in each room and collect the cables in one room via empty conduit and connect them to a receiver. What can you recommend? I see prices from 180-400Fr. It would be great if the receiver can be operated via app or computer, so that I can control the music via app. It could also be Bluetooth. What can you recommend here? I have the Sony STR-DH190, Yamaha A-S201 and Yamaha R-N303D. Thank you very much for your help!

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Good day I have a JBL SCS125 set (subwoofer + 3 speakers) https://www.amazon.com/JBL-SCS125... I have adapted the output Cinch (R/L) to a 3.5mm jack and plugged it into the PC's speaker input, unfortunately without success. Is it possible that I need a receiver for this and cannot plug directly into the laptop? According to the manual it is 75Watt/8Ohm inputs for the speakers. I only use Left,Right and Center Front!

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Hello together, Maybe the title is a bit confusing. I am looking for something with which you can connect 4 loudspeakers, but which run in stereo in order to sound 2 rooms at the same time. Simple: 1 receiver with 4 speakers. 2 loudspeakers room 1 and once 2 loudspeakers room 2. Greetings

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Hello Community Two years ago I bought the Denon AVR-X4100 and I am very happy with it. The only disadvantage is that it "only" has 7 channels. However, there are also pre-out connections where you can connect an external amplifier. Have any of you already tried this and if so, with which device? Thank you!

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Hello couch community of Digitec We are looking for a device with Neutrik NA4FX connectors - Neutrik NA4FX-M . It should have 4 optimally 6 connections for speakers. Unfortunately, I have no idea about these connections and the associated devices, so I am faced with a question mark. The final power of the unit should, as already mentioned, be sufficient for 6 medium to massive speakers, and if possible also include a receiver. The purpose of my research is to set up a mobile car with music for the carnival :-) I am already grateful for your support and look forward to your answers. Kind regards Pascal

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