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Lidl Stereo - RCA output?

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    crosstownk
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    JohnCleary wrote:
    Does anyone know if it has RCA output?

    Answer is I don't know - but why do you want RCA connections?
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    JohnCleary
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    crosstownk wrote:
    Answer is I don't know - but why do you want RCA connections?

    Because the speakers on my boat are connected to an amp which takes RCA input


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    crosstownk
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    Ah right. I know little about audio set ups in boats. But, if your after quality audio reproduction in a car or boat then I'd steer clear of a such a unit.

    However, if you just want a music source to 'pipe' music through a boat and aren't to fussy then a unit like this might be ok.

    I'm fussy about sound so I'd be inclined to think of a low grade Pioneer/Kenwood/Sony/etc unit with RCA out rather than a LIDL jobbie. Better audio - worth a few quid more if you ask me.

    My 2 cents - doesn't answer your question though - sorry :(
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    JohnCleary
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    Firstly - Boat setup is the exact same as a car. Stereo => Amp => Speakers

    Currently have the Lidl Bluetooth one on the boat and it's fine (Have decent amp and speakers), I imagine that the speakers and amp play an important role in decent output (But could be wrong so open to correction)

    As you say I just want something to blast out the music. I don't want anything expensive because, as you can imagine, boat's are wet places so there's always the chance the stereo could get soaked :o
    crosstownk wrote:
    Ah right. I know little about audio set ups in boats. But, if your after quality audio reproduction in a car or boat then I'd steer clear of a such a unit.

    However, if you just want a music source to 'pipe' music through a boat and aren't to fussy then a unit like this might be ok.

    I'm fussy about sound so I'd be inclined to think of a low grade Pioneer/Kenwood/Sony/etc unit with RCA out rather than a LIDL jobbie. Better audio - worth a few quid more if you ask me.

    My 2 cents - doesn't answer your question though - sorry :(


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    crosstownk
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    JohnCleary wrote:
    Have decent amp and speakers.

    Great - very important.
    JohnCleary wrote:
    I imagine that the speakers and amp play an important role in decent output (But could be wrong so open to correction)

    They do - no doubt about it. But they are two units in a chain of three - in your case. The amps and speakers can only handle a signal of the quality that is given to them. No amp or speaker set up can make up for a poor input signal.
    JohnCleary wrote:
    As you say I just want something to blast out the music.

    All the better if sounds controlled an undistorted :D
    JohnCleary wrote:
    boat's are wet places so there's always the chance the stereo could get soaked :o

    Now that's whole different ball game. No point in spending a fortune on something that could be destroyed.
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    Fabritzo
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    http://www.mysilvercrest.de/foto/support/CRE-719_Manual_EN1_web.pdf

    That looks the same as the picture on Lidl, it seemst to have a line out left/right if that's what you're looking for.


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    JohnCleary
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    Fabritzo wrote:
    http://www.mysilvercrest.de/foto/support/CRE-719_Manual_EN1_web.pdf

    That looks the same as the picture on Lidl, it seemst to have a line out left/right if that's what you're looking for.

    Yup does look quite like it, fairplay for doing a bit of hunting ;)

    When (If) I get one next week ill just open the box, if it doesn't i'll just hand it to someone who'll be glad to take it off my hands


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