IS this receiver compatible with a TEAC DRW890 CD player/recorder, a Sony Tape Deck, and a TECHNICS turntable phonograph?
253293
I have mine connected to a Technics turntable a JVC CD player and they both work fine.
379417
It should pair pretty much with any receiver. A vintage piece with a 'Phono' device input will most likely *not* need a phono preamp unit -- which will be necessary for recent receivers.
919669
Not sure... If the turntables output is equivalent to a cd player it would work... Not sure of the output of the turntable.
1281132
Yes it should work great. this receiver has a phono input along with the usual line (analog) inputs plus you get the added benefit of a remote controlled receiver - a modern upgrade that is appreciated.
5852
No, it's a preamp to allow a phonograph & play through a newer receiver that's not otherwise compatible..
695839
yes. my audio-technica lp120 has that switch and i am using the phono input on this receiver.
1179798
Yes,it has a built in phono pre-amp and will work through either an aux,cd,or tape input. You just make sure that the turntable is on the correct setting,it also has a setting that bypasses the built in setting for use with an amp that has it's own phono pre-amp,I have an older receiver that has one built in.
1516332
If you take "line out" from the Teac and plug it into "line in" on your CD recorder OR take "line out" from your amplifier into which you've plugged the Teac and plug that into "line in" on your CD recorder, I see no reason it shouldn't work. You could probably use a splitter in the "line out" jacks so that you could send the signal to someplace else (i.e.: your tuner or your speakers) and to the Teac but check the owner's manuals to make sure the impedances match (and if this is Greek to you, visit the Web site at http://www.regiscoyne.com/tech/spk_cab_wiring/). It shouldn't be any different than hooking the Teac up to your amplifier or headphones. If still in doubt, consult with Radio Shack. Most stores have someone who's pretty knowledgeable and willing to answer questions about components other than just the ones they sell.
1467238
No, but I think TEAC offers a twin receiver that goes nicely along side the CD-P650 that offers AM and FM radio. I'm still very happy with the TEAC CD-P650 by the way. It is both attractive physically speakinig and sophisticated with its ability to play either from CD's or USB memory stick. There are also USB memory stick adapters that accept SD Cards like those from your digital camera which are easily loaded with music from your computer.
1260476
The receiver doesn't have to be a Pioneer model, does it? Amazon says that a Sony receiver (Sony STR-DH100 2-Channel Audio Receiver) is frequently purchased with this CD player. Will those two connect to one another without any trouble? Thanks for your help. I'm completely ignorant on these things.
1984378
If you're talking about a home stereo system that has a cassette deck as part of it, yes it should work.
843750
I'm using the Audio Technica AT3482P in my Technics SL.Q300 turntable and it is working OK. Good Luck.
1639164
Hello,Yes, it should. I have not used mine yet, (back-up to an older Sony) but CD to CD is the reason I bought it. It has RCA inputs.
69242
It should work if your receicver has a digital coax input. Call Yamaha at714-522-9105.
284768
At the time that I was questioning what apparatus would assist me in connecting my turntable to my receiver, the Amazon customer service person recommended the Pyle PP999 model. So far it is working perfectly with my system.
1409089
Theoretically it should work with any cassette player, but the one I got did not work well at all; very low signal output.
823879
I'm using mine with a Sansui QRX9001. Connect left and right audio plugs from the CD player to the corresponding auxiliary input ("AUX") plugs on your receiver. Do not connect to phono plugs.