easy to hookup cd/cassette player? speakers plug in front or back?
1284662
Very easy connections for both CD and Cassette players. Speakers plug into back.
1162990
Let me briefly tell you how I hook up my DAC.Mac mini optical out -optical cable-> DAC optical input and then analog out -RCA cable-> preamp analog input -> ATC SCM20 powered speaker input (XLR)Of course, you can connect your CD player similar way. The analog (RCA) out from DAC to the RCA input of your integrated amp.
1052856
Yep, just use the CD/USB button on the front to indicate which input you'd like to use.
3060
No...there is a place to put one on the left in the front..but I just use the CD function...I was very impressed with the sound from the speakers..new technology at its best...there is a button to push for enhanced sound; I leave it on all the time. A little tricky making the track selection advance..other than that, a very good compact system and for the low price quite a good deal.
1110902
Hook computer speaker's to it. Using an rca plug that turns into a headphone type jack at the other
260490
I believe you can hook it to the cd/radio if you have aux. in jacks or you can always play it thru the radio by tuning it to the proper station.
737379
you can plug in speakers with the rca output on the back of the stereo however, I bought this as a Christmas gift with the idea they can buy extra speakers for better quality but the output of the stereo is still average. They went and bought another one, haha. This stereo is nice for just simple, fun record playing but if you want something with good quality, spend $100 or more for a better quality stereo. This one is more of a starter turntable. Give it to your little kids to play 45's :)
2237389
You have to connect the out put of this unit to an amplifier or stereo system with an input for CD players or auxiliary input . You cannot hook speakers up directly to this unit.
1410352
I don't know but it looks like you can hook up external speakers in the back .... the stereo ones on the set , however, are pretty good.
856491
If you want speakers, you can (prolly) just hook this to your television, but the sound quality wouldn't be as good. If you want this CD player to sound like it oughtta, you need a receiver. You also might need speaker wire and something to plug the speaker wire into the receiver with. Unless the receiver and/or speakers already have those things...
950537
This is a CD player with toslink s/pdif and -10dB RCA outputs. The unit cannot drive passive speakers directly. You would need a receiver or integrated amplifier or pre-amp/amplifier combination to use with external speakers unless the speakers are "active monitors". IF active monitors you would need a preamplifier or mixer. Hope this information helps
1183231
I would also agree the Sony STRDH130 2-channel receiver would be a good choice to use with the CD player you mentioned. I just recently purchased one and its absolutely fine to get the job done.
851354
Only iPod or mp3 hookups. No CD player unless you could connect it to one of the outlets
1023459
First, you must have a source generating the music. I have a plain receiver/amplifier in my bedroom. I ran speaker cables outside by drilling a small hole in the wall to my outside deck/porch. I then simply hook up the speaker cables to the receiver/amplifier in my bedroom and hooked up the cables to the speakers making sure that positive is connected to the positive posts and negative to the negative post. This insures that speakers are in face with each other. Most receivers have two sets of posts (speakers "A" and speakers "B"). I hooked up my external speakers to speakers "B" and the internal speakers to the "A" posts. Now you can listen to any radio station you chose in your receiver. You can add a CD player component to your set up or a turntable, tablet, computer, smart phone etc. to add listening choices. It's really quite simple. Good luck. You can also find any teenager music enthusiast to help you. They all know this stuff.
1809274
The rear speakers both plug into a wireless rear receiver. I've got my rear receiver behind the couch and plugged into the wall. No wires running from behind the couch to the main receiver :)
1736924
I have mine between my separate preamp and amp. Not knowing your equipment, I would suggest putting it on a tape monitor if you have one. Otherwise, I would put it between the CD player and the receiver. You just need RCA cables. It'll take 1/4" unbalanced cables too. Let me know if you need more help or more about what it ACTUALLY does.
1028771
Yes you can in the back should bee a connection called aux input if you using a portable CD player you gonna need a cable called 3.5mm Jack to Red and White RCA Aux Cable.... Hope this helps