“Can these speakers be plugged into an old Panasonic stereo? My older parents (70+) have an old portable Panasonic portable stereo that they still use to play cassettes. It is the style where the speakers on either side are wired into the back of the radio (with a little clip that you put the wire into). The speakers are junk and they want good Bose speakers to play with this radio/casette player. Would these be compatible? Wireless is not an option for these peeps. Nor is asking them to convert the cassettes to the 21st century technology : )”
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YES! These speakers are direct connect or to be plugged into receptacles in a receiver or stereo. They do need to be driven with some power from the receiver though. But to answer your question, YES! And they sound incredible. Especially for the money!
I would recommend:
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.As long as the radio/cassette deck uses the old stereo lead wire that is applied to all the traditional stereo amp/receivers, these speakers should probably work just fine with it. Some of the old ""boom boxes" were configured with this standard, but not all of them. They put out little wattage comparatively, so you may have to turn the volume up higher than with the original speakers.
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