CHF179.–
TechniSat Digitradio 143 V3
Radio Tuner, CD player
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digitec
1 month ago
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The CD player and radio tuner in question supports MP3 and AAC audio formats, but does not appear to support M4A or FLAC formats. For more details on compatible formats, we advise you to consult the user manual or the product's official technical specifications.
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digitec
5 months ago
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No, the TechniSat Digitradio 143 V3 cannot connect a Bluetooth speaker as an output device. It can receive Bluetooth signals to stream audio from devices such as smartphones or tablets, but it cannot send audio signals via Bluetooth to other devices such as Bluetooth speakers. For use with speakers, it must be connected to an external amplifier or soundbar.
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digitec
7 months ago
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No, you cannot connect stereo speakers directly to the TechniSat Digitradio 143 V3 as the device does not have a built-in amplifier. It is a pure tuner and therefore cannot operate speakers without an external amplifier. To use speakers, you must connect the Digitradio 143 V3 to an external amplifier or a soundbar with an integrated amplifier. An optical cable can be used for this to avoid unwanted noises such as ground loops.
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Good evening, for the connection of the 3.5 mm Aux input of the Sonos Box Era100 you still need the Aux cable and the adapter which you can read in the description of the Sonos Box. The 2 components are available separately in the shop. Kind regards
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Hello, this should actually work. Provided the Onkyo amplifier has an aux input, which is actually standard. I did the same with my old NAD amplifier. Kind regards
digitec
5 months ago
You can connect the device to your Yamaha RX V4A receiver by routing the output signals from the device to the receiver via RCA or optical cables. There is no direct Bluetooth connection from the device to the receiver as the device can only receive Bluetooth input signals. To integrate your record player, you can connect it to the device via the AUX input (3.5 mm stereo jack), provided the record player has a built-in phono preamplifier or an external preamplifier. You can then forward the output signals to the receiver via the cables mentioned above.
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