9th July, 2007, 05:56 PM
|
 | The Caretaker | | Join Date: January 2005 Location: Indianapolis,Indiana,United States
Posts: 1,509
| |
Quote: |
Originally Posted by gizmo Assuming your powered speaker is designed to accept speaker-level inputs, and your alarm clock speaker is of the same impedance as the input to the speaker (the alarm probably has a cheap 8 ohm speaker in it), then you should be good to go.
The only thing I can think of off hand is if the circuitry inside the alarm isn't fully isolated from the line voltage (can't think of a reason it wouldn't be, though), you could have a problem there. | Its designed to take any sound input and amplify it through the 5.1
__________________ Core 2 Duo 2.93 X6800
2xgigs Corsair XMS Dual Channel
PC800 DDR2 4-4-4-12
Geforce 8800 GTX 768mb Core:575 Memory:1800
WD IDE 300 gig
Maxtor 300 gig sata II
XKroma Case
Generic 400w
HP DVD/RW w/lightscribe
Air Cooled 3x 80mm
SB Audigy 2 Zs PE
Asus p5n-e sli
----------------------------- ECS Nforcece9m-a
AMD x2 Windosr core 3800+
2 gigs of Super talent ddr2 800 4-4-3-8
80 gig sata 2
ATI Radeon 2600pro   |