A:AnswerThe speakers on a given line can't be lower than 4 ohms. There are two right lines and two left lines. You could hook two 8 ohm speakers to each line in parallel and that would be 4 ohms per line. Plus from line one to plus on speaker one and speaker one plus to speaker two plus. Negative from line one to speaker one negative and speaker one negative to speaker two negative. If your speakers are 6 or 4 ohms you will underload the amp and blow the finals If you run in series two per line 4 ohms becomes 8 ohms but they are out of phase and might sound lousy as you just made an eight speaker noise cancelling system
A:AnswerHi Dish, Good question! Yes, you can listen to the speakers connected to the speaker A and B terminals. You can press SPEAKERS A/B repeatedly to select the speaker system you want to operate. Each time you press the AB button, the display changes cyclically between “SPK A", “SPK B”, , and “SPK A+B”: REF: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4726/f63b8edb2b154409daa55875111f95e4/47269071M.pdf (see page 20)
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Sam
A:AnswerHi Mike, Thank you for your inquiry! Unfortunately, no. This receiver only has an FM radio tuner. In addition to FM tuner, this receiver also features an input for a turntable, built-in Bluetooth function to play music from your mobile device, and 4 stereo RCA audio for your audio devices. Hope this helps! -Sam
A:AnswerIt doesn't connect to WiFi, but the Bluetooth has a great range. It won't stop playing if you accidentally walk out of the room with your phone or other device. I can walk to the back of my house (50ft + through walls) without it going out of range.
A:AnswerThe line out is raw signal. No volume modulation from the amp. The line out is what you would usually run to a tape recorder or CD burner. The line out could go to a powered set of speakers but the speakers would have to have volume control on them. This powers only two sets of non amplified speakers. It is basically a 70s style stereo reciever that can also play songs from your phone via Bluetooth and has a remote.
A:AnswerHi Paulie, thank you for your question. Yes, this unit has 3 FM presets. You can check this link for more details. (Refer to page 26):
https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4726/f63b8edb2b154409daa55875111f95e4/47269071M.pdf
Every component in the STR-DH190 has been designed for detail and clarity. The STR-DH190 has four analog audio inputs and one output, for easy connection to your audio recording device and other audio equipment. We hope you also enjoy the BLUETOOTH for easy connection with mobile devices and the A and B speaker function for flexible installation. Hope this helps. ~Earl
A:AnswerHi there, thanks for your inquiry! You can use the AUDIO INPUT 4 OUT port to connect a MD deck or
tape deck to record audio. You can play FM radio tuner using this receiver, But you cannot connect speakers to the AUDIO INPUT 4 OUT output audio. Please connect your speakers to the speaker ports of this receiver. And no, the AUDIO INPUT 4 OUT is not related to the audio device that you connect to the AUDIO INPUT 4 IN port of this receiver. For future reference, we can offer assistance on how to set up or operate the features and functions, and troubleshoot the issue of your Sony product by visiting our Sony Support website to download the help guide and look for additional information about your product. Also, you can reach out to one of our agents through this link: https://us.esupport.sony.com/support/s/service?language=en_US. who would be glad to help.
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Sam
A:AnswerHi Lois, Good question! If your SiriusXM radio supports RCA audio connection then you should be able to connect it to one of the several AUDIO IN ports of this receiver. You may refer to this link for more information. Thanks! https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4726/f63b8edb2b154409daa55875111f95e4/47269071M.pdf (page 16)
Regards,
Sam
A:AnswerHi Marsphotoz, Thanks for your inquiry! If you're referring to the Sony SACS9 subwofer, then yes it should work on this stereo receiver. You can connect the left and right speaker wires from the stereo receiver into the left and right speaker IN on the subwoofer. Then, connect speaker wire from the left and right speaker OUT on the subwoofer to the left and right main speakers. Hope this helps! -Sam
A:AnswerHi BobZ, Thanks for your inquiry! Unfortuntely, no. This receiver is designed to receive a Bluetooth signal from a smartphone or tablet. It is not capable of transmitting one to a Bluetooth device such as wireless headphones, amplifiers, or speakers. Hope this helps! -Sam
