I am trying to hook up audio cable (for transmitter) to back of my stereo system (1988 Onkyo receiver). no audio/tuner hook up.. Help....
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If there isn't't an audio output, you will have to splice into your speaker wires. With out seeing what you have, I feel inadequate to answer this. Back in the day some of us did this. Be careful to not turn up the volume to much. remember watts per channel. You may have to do a little research.
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If you have more than one speaker output, you have to pick one and use it. I had to go to Radio Shack and get and adapter to go from the lug type out puts to the mini plug on the transmitter. It works great! Good luck!
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I assume that you are using an older sub that does not have a SUB OUT on it, Most receivers in the last handful of years all come with one of these. This cable is for receiver as such, but with a sub that has L&R; audio inputs. IE...newer receiver to an older sub.
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Buy a vintage stereo receiver with a headphone jack and phono input. Preferably a mid to late 1970's model or very early 80's. Look for a ~30W Pioneer, Kenwood, Onkyo, HK, Toshiba, Sony. Should be able to find one on Craigslist for $0-$150. These things were constructed very well, it was the heyday of audio gear. Nothing like the throwaway Chinese junk made today. Pioneer's SX series is very abundant and priced pretty reasonably.
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L/R analog rca jacks, optical (Toslink), or HDMI CRC (which does *not* work with my Yamaha receiver!)
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You need an RCA to phono cable. You plug it into the ear phone hole on the apple device and select AUX on the receiver. Otherwise, buy the separate apple compatible addition for the onkyo receiver.
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I used audio cable with RCA connectors.There are other ways too. Refer to manual. Goodluck.
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on mine the audio only works for output A but you can get a "pass thru analog audio extractor" for the output B. it is made by NYKO. there are a lot of makers of this. Its a HDMI cable with two RCA jacks coming out of the thick part of the HDMI head. this pull of the Audio for sound system
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If your Onkyo has "pre-out" RCA output jacks, which I think it does, you'd simply connect an analog 2 channel "RCA" cable from the Onkyo "pre-out" to the inputs (L+R) of the Crown, and hook up your speakers to the Crown. The Crown also has a volume control, so read the manual. You have to decide which place you want to control the volume from - the Onkyo or the Crown. It is a lot of power for the RTA 9's but it should sound great. JH
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Sounds like the hdmi board went out this is a common problem contact onkyo they usually do a one time fix as this was a defect just do a Google Search you will find alot of these had this problem.
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Sorry but mine was DOA. It was returned and a replacement of same model requested. It too was DOA. I never got to try it but bought the Onkyo instead. It feeds video directly from DirecTV to HDMI TV (Sharp Acquos) and audio to the Onkyo unit and to my very fine Onkyo receiver. A few problems understanding the proper speaker hookup were quickly solved by a phone call to Onkyo tech service, a rare phenomenon indeed these days!
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I would read the directions that were set up with it. If you have experienced a recent power outage, sometimes the sync function between the Receiver and the unit has to be reestablished. Meaning that you may have lost setup settings. Also make sure no one has flipped settings on the front or back as that will cause a problem with the unit turning on. (word to the wise, when you fix it write down the configuration in the manual) additionally the cable that is plugged in the back of the sub....make sure it wasnt pulled out of the back of your receiver by mistake. If you have this hooked up as a "speaker" and not a sub, also make sure the connections are established. Is this hooked up to a Yamaha receiver? If so you may want to cycle through the on screen setup directions and use the auto setup mic that came with the unit. Every time I have issues, I use that tool and it always seems to fix the connection issues. I know with mine, if the PCM source is not working (digital) the unit wont sence the signal and turn on. If you have multiple source inputs (DVD CD and GAme Player) you may want to make sure that they are putting out the required digital signal or it wont jump start the sub. ....I know, when did setting up Stereo equipment become a full day tech project? I am missing the analog days myself
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Paul is correct. You need 2 seperate moduls to make this work. Not including the reciever. Distribution module and line input (composite audio).
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Can you be more specific on how to hook up a subwoofer{with "speaker level outputs"} to the Onkyo?
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Had the same problem... so things to do:- Check to make sure you have power- make sure it is well connected to the Onkyo amp- check on the speaker configuration and sound mode.In my case I had to update the configuration so that it recognizes the sub is enabled. Took a few minutes to go though the menus...
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I have not connected my speakers to my tv as of yet. However, I believe you hook the transmitter box to the back of the cable box.
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Andrew:>Got to upgrade the receiver for the HD, at which point I'll just use the HDMI. As for what you guys are discussing, maybe the manual is outdated, since a firmware update enabled this unit to output the DTS-HD Master Audio Decoding via the HDMI, without having to go the analog route.Yeah. I would go ahead and upgrade; there are so many good deals on quality receivers right now. I have an Onkyo TX-SR706 with everything I need. I've had it for a week now and it blows me away.
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Hi Dennis,Try pressing the test tone button on the remote, and see if your getting sound from all speakers. Also, did you use the RCA cables from the BD player to the Onkyo? ( one for each speaker ) Don't forget to choose the right format from the Blu-ray disk ( Dolby truehd / DTS HD master audio ) If your still having a problem, let me know..I can probably walk you through a little more detail.Tom