Just want to know proper proceadure for hooking up Se-8 equalizer to my Au 719 amp

Very easy.

SOURCE > PRE-AMP > EQUALIZER > POWER AMP.

Not sure why you want to do it, though. Your pre-amp already has an abundance of sophisticated tone controls and filters.

If I might venture a guess, you are trying to correct some serious deficit in your speakers or in your source. If you need sophisticated tone controls, filters, AND an equalizer, you need to ask yourself why ... and fix that problem.

First connect all sources like tuner, cassette player, Cd player into the proper RCA inputs of the control amp, then connect the output of the control amp into the input of the equalizer. Then connect the output of the equalizer into the input of the amplifier. This is how to get the best performance and proper outputs to all the right equipment. The speaker outputs of the amplifier would then go to the speakers.

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Thanks and good luck,

Dave

You can try pacparts.com. I think the part number may be 01T69023F02.

This is an integrated amplifier so you connect both of your speakers to the speaker outputs making sure that you keep them in phase. Red or plus terminal on speaker to red or plus terminal on Amp and the same with the other channel. Then connect your input devices as they are marked on the rear of the amp. You didn't mention what devices you are trying to connect to it so give additional info if you need more help.

Hello, if you want to put an equalizer on an amp then I would suggest you get a preamp style equalizer, non powered of course, take the rca output whichever one you want to use and conect it to the input on the equalizer. Then take the output from the equalizer and hook it up to the input on your amp. That's it. Most equalizers also have sub outputs, make sure you hook the correct output from the equalizer up to your amp. Also most have 3 outputs depending on the type you have. If you need more help just let me know, good luck

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always remember source, amp, then speakers. ex: cd to eq to amp to speakers and it goes: out from cd player into eq, out from eq into amp, out from amp into speakers . hope this makes it easier for you.

it isnt getting enough power and its tripping the internal switch on the amp and putting it in safe mode. either your wire isnt a high enough gauge. you might need a capacitor or you need bigger wire.

from what i have read about your amp, it is already a mono amp, and rated for 2 ohm's, so all you have to do is wire the subs in parallel (both positives together to positive and both negatives together to negative) or series/parallel if you have dual voice coils (both positive and both negative paired on each sub, then positive from amp to positive on one sub; negative on that sub to positive on next sub; then negative on sub to negative on amp) Note though, with two dual voice coil subs, you can have a 1 ohm load with the first set up, which can damage your amp. Let me know if this helps :)

I need to know what the wire are coming out the back of the optimus seven band stereo frequency equalizer/booster

- Bose 901 Series I and II speakers have 8 Ohm impedance each.
- A row of 3 speakers in series gives you 24 Ohm.
- 3 parallel rows gives you finally 8 Ohm.

Front with 8 speakers (view from the rear):
(1) (3) (5) (7)
(2) (4) (6) (8)

Rear speaker is number (9)

Row 1: -(1)+ -(3)+ -(7)+
Row 2: -(5)+ -(9)+ -(2)+
Row 3: -(8)+ -(6)+ -(4)+