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DAE751ZA is black wood finish, the DAE750ZA is cherry wood finish. Both would work as you describe, but the controls are slow and the indicator screen is tiny and on the top, making it difficult to see what input you are on). I have this amp on my desk, connected to my laptop via a docking station and it sounds good, but the interface is not great. Look at a Sony/Onkyo/Pioneer amp with native airplay and bluetooth for about the same money. You will get a nice mix of HDMI and other inputs plus airplay and bluetooth.

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Yes. You may need to buy some components such as cables that go from RCA to 1/8th inch and a switch. What you want to do is possible though.

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That's what I did. Got rid of my old amp and speakers and use this exclusively. I'm very happy with it. The difference between the two models is color of cabinet. The 750 is a cherry wood color, the 751 is black with some faint wood grain.

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The only difference is the color of the unit. 750 being a cherry color, 751 being black piano finish

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Thanks for the question.

There is a USB input, and a single 3.5mm input on this model.

If your turntable is powered (and doesn't require phantom power, or power supplied from the amp, which is common in many older turntables), it may work with an RCA to 3.5mm input, which is the only AUX (auxilary) input on the DA-E750.

The cassette deck could be simply converted with an RCA-to-3.5mm male connection, but not at the same time as the turntable.

You can use the DA-E750 as a main component, but if you don't want to swap out the inputs (turntable and cassette player), then you might either consider a separate mixer, or a different device that has more inputs.

You can have a Best Buy salesperson show you the various models and help you decide if this will be the best option for you.

The DE-A750 is a cherry red finish, and the DE-A751 model is black.

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I have a nextbook and thrive tablets. Is the bluetooth compatible with these items

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Yes it is. It will connect to just about anything.

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Yes, as long as your Nextbook and Thrive tablets have the one following Bluetooth Profiles: A2DP, AVRCP or GAVDP.

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Yes, and then some. This this connects wired and wirelessly to just about any any device you can think of that puts out audio.
uses bluetooth 3.0, wifi, allshare, and a couple other wired and wirless oppions that i cant remember

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If it is Bluetooth Compatible, it should work with other Bluetooth devices using that protocol.

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Is there an auxilary input for a cd player?

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How is it powered

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It is a 100W setup with the specs seen below via a Power Adaptor.
Stand-by Power Consumption
0.26W
Operating Power Consumption
0.43W

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Not sure what you mean, but it is powered by a regular 2-prong power cord.
It does have audio inputs for other devices, if that is what you mean.

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Has its own amplifier

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120 VAC wall outlet only. No battery power available.

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with electrisity. not battery. not 2 stroke engine, not fission or fussion

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It plugs into the wall.

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It's powered by the standard 110v AC plug in.

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Can two DAE751ZA's be used to play the same music simultaneously in stereo?

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I would say no because it does not have direct audio speaker plugs other than the earphone jack.

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The only way that I can see that happening is if you use a 1/8th inch (headphone/aux cable) with a splitter. I cannot find a way to make them talk to each other via bluetooth or any other means.

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Yes, it can. And the quality of the sound is very good.

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Each DA-E751/ZA provides 2.1stereo sound. You would have right and left audio coming from each unit and would not get proper stereo imaging that way. If you want more separation, I would advise something with external speakers rather than an audio dock. Best Buy has many options.

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use a y-adapter. WiFi would be cool to try.

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Bluetooth connections are limited to one device per device.

However, if you have a splitter cable (single 3.5mm male to dual 3.5mm male), you can connect one device and send the signal with an analog cable to two different devices.

I've included a picture to how each end of those split 3.5mm cables would go into the audio system.

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Can it connect ot television

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Yes, through an earphone jack, if you have that output on your TV, or by blue tooth if you have a smart TV.

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Yes. If you have a Samsung smart tv with bluetooth they will pair easily. If not then your tv will will need to have an audio out that is a 1/8th inch jack or RCA. If it has RCA you can get an RCA to 1/8th inch cable.

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Yes. Samsung airplay enabled TV's fully supported. Can connect to any TV with an RCA audio output by using an RCA to 3.5mm Y-adaptor.

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Yes, we use it wirelessly with our Samsung Smart TV.

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You can connect your televisoin audio to this Audio Dock provided you have an analog 3.5mm output on your TV, or RCA to 3.5mm connection from the TV to the Audio Dock.

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Will this work with a Samsung television

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Is there any way to use this as my primary Airplay/Bluetooth receiver and send audio out to my main AV receiver?

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I have an old but good receiver/amp that powers 3 zones of speakers. I want to get an Airplay/DLNA receiver that I can use to stream from my iphone etc. into my AV system. Since this Samsung product is Airplay and Bluetooth capable, it could serve that function and act as a speaker, but only if I can get the audio signal out to my main receiver/amp. Is that possible? If so, how?

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This would not be a good device for that role. You have to get up and manually toggle to bluetooth before you see it advertised. It is also very large and designed to be an amp/speaker. The case and tubes look great, but wouldn't be practical as just an input. Try an AppleTV, it has an optical out and HDMI (you could split the HDMI out as stereo analog with an adapter) that should work with your amp. For just bluetooth, something like this iStream would make a better source. An AppleTV with HDMI out and optical Toslink are great to start, but won't help with the Android BT stuff.

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No it is not possible. It has no audio out jacks.

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Let me just clarify your question, you want this speaker to be connected to your Airplay enabled Audio Receiver? So essentially you would play a song from your iPhone to the Audio Receiver then the receiver would send it on to the speaker. Correct?

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