What type of aux connectors does it have? I would like to connect a multi-CD player to it.
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It has just one aux in on the back. It is an RCA in (red and white). We have a turntable hooked to it. A multi-CD player should work.
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I'm not really sure the best answer I can give you is to call the manufacturer company which is onkyo they should be able to tell you what type of "aux connectors" it have.
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Yes there is a subwoofer output and a place to hook up an auxiliary input such as a smart phone a CD player etc... its an rca type connection on back just hook that to your CD player should be fine. The iPhone adaptor on top does not work on new I phones fyi
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As long as CD player has AUX outlet. You can hook anything though AUX cable. It comes with it, but a little short .
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It has 3 inputs(aux,cd&phono;) also tape in&out-so; in theory you could plug in 4 different devices
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It does not play CDs. You could connect one via the audio in jack, however.
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All I see on it is an "Aux in" plug, where you can presumably plug in an external source (like a tape deck), and there's also a USB jack on the front, which I've never used for anything. If you have USB speakers you might try them out and if they work then USB headphones might also, if there is such a thing as USB headphones. I just listen to CDs on the built-in speakers so I haven't tried out all the features. If the user manual is on-line it may have more info. Good luck! Marie
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From a CD play to the adapter all you need is a auxiliary cable that has both male ends. One plugs into the cd player and the otger plugs into the adapter
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If I understand what you are trying to do, it cannot be done with stand alone connections. The sound bar only allows for two types of physical inputs; standard headphone jack and Optical (Toslink). You will need a converter from RCA to optical Toslink to connect your CD player. There are a few options to choose from, here is one example: Panlong Analog to Digital Optical Coaxial Audio Converter Adapter with 3.5mm & RCA InputsHope that helps, seems like the way to go if you already own this sound bar.
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No speaker connections but it has a set of aux in and out labelled for an additional cd or cassette player
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Hi Acousticstrings, There is no input/output jack to a cd player or other device. - Jerome
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Yes, I own this unit and it will work with a cd player provided you are using the correct rca inputs.
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It is a standard audio plug fits my iPod and iPhone It should match your cd player
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because some were old style and had tape input rather than cd/dvd. aux is merely another label for an extra input for another componentyes you can install 4 8ohm speakers use A and B channels and set amp for using A and B setting for speakers
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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.
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I don't find any connections for external speakers. There is aux in and out and AM and FM antenna connections and a phone jack on the front. The internal speakers are pretty good. It is not a component like setup, but a good product for playing CDs, cassettes I think, never had and records. I got it to transfer records to CDs and it has done a very good job. Use it some for playback and am happy.
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I do not see one. The only port is a 3.5mm stereo "Audio In" so you can run an auxiliary input if the CD or iPod dock do not fit your needs.
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I think know you have an RCA left and right channel out on your CD player. I have an high end Audioquest RCA left right with male mini jack. I use it with my Astell and Kern AK 120 player into any preamp so any decent RCA left right to mini cable will work. http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords;=mini-jack+to+rca+cable
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I'm not sure I understand the question. There's a mixer included in the setup. If you have the appropriate cables, you can connect any number of devices, including CD players. If you meant to ask, "Can I use this WITH my mixer that is connected to my CD players?" the answer would be a tentative 'yes', but there wouldn't be any point and I can't imagine a scenario where you would do so.