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I don't see why not. You would use the audio out on the laptop and connect to the audio input on the Pioneer. If the laptop has HDMI, it is even easier. Here is the manual.
Make sure both deviced are set for 60 htz, it might be that there is a signal overly if one is set for 50 htz and one for 60 htz double check your screens refresh rate make sure its 60 htz as well. If it flashes once every second while staying on most of the second this could be it. check to also make sure all the cords are correctly positioned and try to keep the cords away from audio equipment stereos/ home audio, this can also cause signal issues.
You dont need an exact replacement for your router to work, just check on radio shack for generic adaptors with the same specifications, they would work fine, make sure voltage is the same as well as wattage...thats all that matters, and obviously input being 120vac, Hope this helps..
at most electrical stores you can buy a universal power adaptors with a selection of socents to fit most connections. and which has a selector on it for various voltages settings. take one of the little connectors and see which one fits. then checking the polarity on your device set the polarity the same when plugging the connector into the power supply cable. adjust voltage as needed.
Warning: when connecting a variable power adaptor alway connect on the lowest voltage setting and work up as too high voltage can distroy your appliance.
You should be able to purchase a resonably priced AC adapter at Radio Shack, Walmart, or Big Lots. Just make sure that either get an adjustable one (with multiple head/voltages) or get the right voltage. My computer speakers are 12V
120VAC 60 HZ 29W
12vdc 1200mA
I found some used, as is/parts, players with all accessories included, on E-bay. As I only need the AC/DC adaptor, I am elated that I did a search on E-bay.
I have the same mixer and I moved from the States to the UK. I just bought a really good power step-down converter (has to be step-down rather than a standard adapter, and watch the wattage of the adapter). It worked fine.
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