How do you hook up 2 sets (2 red, 2 white) RCA output jacks to the 1 set (1 red, 1 white) RCA input jacks on the equalizer?
1456004
you have to buy 2 female r c a splitters connect 1 to the red output and one to the white output of your boss eq
1456005
They make splitters. One male to two female ends. Should be able to find them on amazon or e bay
1090289
I would simply use asset of rca type cables.I am not sure what brand of receiver you have but all of them I have seen have the red/white rca jacks for multipul inputs. Normally the cd in jacks give the best headphone sound rather than aux or phono
1192146
To answer this more completely, from checking the manual there is one set of inputs that can be used for either component or RCA (composite) input (red/white/yellow).
1228878
This type of EQ is sort of old fashioned. It uses an analog input output setup, via your tape monitor loop (if your receiver has one). It was a very common method of using an equalizer until everything went digital. I cannot comment on the more modern receivers, as I still use my same Yamaha from the mid 90's. Mine has a tape monitor option, so basically you run your receiver into the EQ, run the output back into the tape monitor input on your amp(or pre-amp, or receiver), and enable the tape monitor option on your receiver. You need to make sure you can do so, as this is not a feature on all of the simplified electronic devices you see these days.
1120495
You can "Loop out" of one into the other with an XLR Cable. Speakers input and The output is labeled Link in the rear. That's it.
2121263
You can buy this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005K2TXMO/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details and hook it up to your stereo red/white input cables like these http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-RCA-Stereo-Audio-Cable/dp/B000UZ66YY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1321326192&sr=1-5 Thats what I do - but you've probably already figured this out by now. Thanks
2008395
Use an RCA cable and conect the red and white one to the back of your mixer and the other end into the back of the amp. If you plug the RCA in to the auxiliary input you have to hit the Aux button on the front of the amplifier.
159671
I don't think so. There are RCA jacks on the back for CD player, tape deck and DVD. But these are all on separate lines. So I don't see an equalizer could be connected for any of those sources.
1946499
You can connect it with two xlr cables from the main output on your mixer to the inputs of the equalizer. Regards Rasmus Pedersen
542785
The RCA connectors are inputs. However, as a pass through there are two additional RCA's as outputs that output the same signal that you put in. This lets you 'daisy chain' the connect amp with other components in your system.
1875240
This comes with 2 cables (2-wire to RCA Red and 2-wire to RCA black). One cable will be for the left speaker and the other cable would be for the right speaker. As long as your speakers use a 2 wire connection then this should be able to connect those speaker to any equipment using a RCA output jack.
95662
Run the amps from the pre-amp outputs on your receiver. YOu should have at least two sets of pre-amp outs
1841772
If you use the L + R input on the back of the sub the unit will sum the input and create a mono signal for the amp. The sub out on the receiver is a mono signal already all you need is one RCA cable to connect to the sub. On most powered subs the one connection would be to the R input, but double check with the subs instruction info. The signal coming out of both sub outputs is mono. The second output is for hooking up second sub.
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I have a ton of these cables or similar for hooking things up - http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Audio-Cable-Splitter-1-Mini/dp/B00004Z5CP/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1412652424&sr=8-3&keywords=1%2F4+minijack+to+rca
945120
There are 2 sets of RCA outputs to a receiver, one after the built-in preamp and one with pre-amplification.
1851764
Hi Bill, I bought one of these awhile back. It has 2 regular red and whites for input, one specified for aux and one DVD, and there is one regular out if you wanted to route to another receiver. Hope this helps. Thanks, Sam
1149841
Both cables coming out of speakers are fixed. They then connect to a duel plug. That is where you could extend one or the other. One is a basic RCA so you would need an RCA extension as one side would need to be female the other male. The other channel has an odd pin connector that I do not know. But extending the RCA should be easy enough. Whether or not it is the left or right side I do not know....and logistics at this time would prevent me from figuring out. I took a picture but I don't currently see where to attach