Player Receiver
how do i hook up my record player to my receiver?
my record player has a white and red plug, i have no clue where to hook it up to, the options are phono, aux, tape 1 (rec or play) and tape 2 (rec or play). ive been told i have to hook it up to phono, but even when i have it switched to phono on the front it wont work. are theyre any other switches or settings i should be looking for?
Phono is correct
No other switches, but make sure the receiver is NOT in "monitor" mode - [...] Continue Reading...
Rear View Backup
Backup plan
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Rear View Back-up Camera
Rear View Backup
Car Boat
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Boat car demonstration at 2009 Long Beach Sprint Nationals
Car Boat
Line Output Converter
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Stereo Subwoofer
My stereo has a subwoofer output and RCA outputs. which one would i use to connecto to my amp?
And what is the difference between the two?
You can use either for subwoofer amp, IF your sub amp has a built in crossover. You would use the regular RCA output ONLY for component amps(such as a 4 channel).
The sub out is for sub amps only and cuts out frequencies above a certain point such as 90 hertz. It also allows you to match the input level of the sub amp, with the mids and highs.
The regular RCA outputs allow ALL [...] Continue Reading...
Player Stereo
A Walkman Obit: Remembering the portable player
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Magnavox Portable Stereo Record Player
Player Stereo
