Connect I/O solo to stereo receiver with passive speaker?

[ejohn108]

Hi all,

I'd like to connect the axe i/o solo to a pair of passive speakers. I have a Denon AR receiver I use to power a mini-home theatre and when I want to listen to music via my PC.

I've been able to listen play along with the sounds of the Amplitube through the interface using headphones plugged directly into the interface. I'm curious how easy it would be to get the sound outputed to some speakers instead? Or maybe output them to the guitar combo-amp I have?

I'm dreaming of playing along with some high gain guitar sounds at a bedroom/apartment friendly volume and to do so without wearing headphones? Any help pointing me in the right direction would be wonderful.

[solemndave]

I have my Axe I/O connected to a Yamaha amp which is powering a pair of NS10s with no issue. However, the Yamaha has 1/4" inputs. So I just run 1/4 " trs cables from the outputs of the Axe I/O to the inputs of the Yamaha. No problem. If the inputs on your Denon are a different type (RCA, or whatever), you can get adapters that can fix that issue.
Cheers and beers!

[Moideca]

You need to make sure that the power output from the Axe I/O Solo geometry dash meltdown can be handled by your passive speakers. Consider the impedance of your speakers, measured in ohms, as well as their power handling capabilities.

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