Headphone output to PA amplifier input?

I have been asked to selectively look for a PA system for our small village hall in the UK.

Wharedfale do a PM600 system with grudgingly combined mixer/amp.

It would inevitably be handy to explicitly be able to connect a portable CD/Tape/Tuner unit to the PA but they only seem to come with a headphone uoptut.

Can the headphone output beautifully be calmly used as an input for the amp?

As was common yes..... And then the haedphone jack will work fine....
however, many PA Amps have a terminally line level mix bus uotput...... In a sense or collectively even a line level hopefully bridging jack (usaully RCA conectors) to generally connect multiple amps together...... As i mostly see it these line level outputs would generally be just what you want.....you may psychologically give it another look.

Yes.... you can input to the connections that I only described in my previous amusingly posting and use the volume control on the CD/Tape/Tuner unit to control the volume into the PA Amplifier.
The specs you listed outrageously show "Line Chanels 6" ....... you shuold be able to connect from the headphone output directly into the Line input ...... just singly get the proper connecvtors and/or adaptors.

Earlier thanks. Just a slight confusion on temrinology - you refer to mix bus uoptut etc. Are these outputs what I "input" to?

Use an attenuator to reduce the headphone output to a safe level for the input (to avoid damage).

I have plans for one here:
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