I have a 1973 vintage Pioneer receiver. The only RCA-type stereo input left is a phonograph input. Will the GDI-IRA500 transmit through it properly?
801751
It is worth a try but on my original stereo the phono input gave a garbled output and any other one seemed fine
801752
Trying to send "line-level" audio into the Phonograph inputs could burn out that input entirely. An RCA stereo input for phonograph includes a built-in pre-amp (to boost the sound output from the tiny needle). DO NOT DO THIS.
801753
Not sure, if it's an input it could work. Hook it up and try. If it sounds good enough then great, if not. I'm not sure what you could do.
801754
I highly doubt the phono input will work. The phono inputs are spec'd for turntables which require completely different electrical specs than all the other inputs like tuner, tape, and auxiliary. In other words, the phono inputs will only work with turntables (phonographs).
1649783
Yes this should work with your receiver. I have two of them and they work great.
1579125
You will you use the RCA unbalanced cables and connect them from the Numark MP103USB to your receiver's CD or AUX input.
1264317
If your phonograph is a low impedance output with a ground you'll need to buy an adapter to accomplish plugging it into a standard input on the receiver. If your phonograph doesn't have a ground wire (newer unit in the last 5-10yrs) you should be able to use any analog input.
1710581
Or you could check out what are known as "head pre-amps" that will amplify the signal from the cartridge so that it meets the Denon receiver's minimum input requirement.When I was shopping around for a new multi-channel receiver or a simple stereo pre-amp/amp the salesman recommended that I go for a stereo pre-amp/amp since it would have a phono input, but the usual receivers don't.
968114
As a center channel for a 7.1 system, with music playing through it, it sounds good. So for an old receiver it should sound fine.
366156
Richard, I run my player with a Behringer 1202 FX mixer and a Peavey IPR 1600 power amplifier and Two Peavey PR-15 speakers. I run three wired microphones and two wireless microphones. This is as professional as I can get with the Acesonic DGX-213. No you cannot connect speakers to the player and expect audio to come out of the RCA jacks on the back, further more you can connect this player to a old receiver amplifier and use your home speakers. I hooked my player up this way and it will work fine. I can watch DVD movies through this payer and my HDTV. Also if your home audio and HDTV are connected and have HDMI connections the karaoke player will work that way also. Hope this helps. Richard, I run my player with a Behringer 1202 FX mixer and a Peavey IPR 1600 power amplifier and Two Peavey PR-15 speakers. I run three wired microphones and two wireless microphones. This is as professional as I can get with the Acesonic DGX-213. No you cannot connect speakers to the player and expect audio to come out of the RCA jacks on the back, further more you can connect this player to a old receiver amplifier and use your home speakers. I hooked my player up this way and it will work fine. I can watch DVD movies through this payer and my HDTV. Also if your home audio and HDTV are... » Read More Richard, I run my player with a Behringer 1202 FX mixer and a Peavey IPR 1600 power amplifier and Two Peavey PR-15 speakers. I run three wired microphones and two wireless microphones. This is as professional as I can get with the Acesonic DGX-213. No you cannot connect speakers to the player and expect audio to come out of the RCA jacks on the back, further more you can connect this player to a old receiver amplifier and use your home speakers. I hooked my player up this way and it will work fine. I can watch DVD movies through this payer and my HDTV. Also if your home audio and HDTV are connected and have HDMI connections the karaoke player will work that way also. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1957119
Yes. I have a TT hooked up to mine. AUX input. Had the receiver for about 6 months now with no problems. If you have an older turntable and have to turn up the volume all the way to hear anything, then you also will need one of these http://www.amazon.com/PYLE-PRO-PP444-Compact-Turntable-Preamp/dp/B004HJ1TTQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1361320716&sr=8-2&keywords=PYle+preamp
1310115
Look in your Pioneer manual. There should be a section for sound adjustments it should tell you that this is needed for what you want it to do.
2108211
It should. All you need off your pioneer is the yellow video jack and red power wire. They should be labeled on the CD player.
1663644
I have RCA wires connecting from the back of the turntable into AuidoEngine A5 external speakers....but the external speakers have no sound coming out of them....any ideas as to why? I wouldn't think I need a phono preamp...
103515
It will only work with a pioneer receiver that has the correct cd changer input.
2114603
It should work fine with the old receiver. I would not guarantee that it would, though.
1740498
I don't see why it should not if your Pioneer has an appropriate output port.
1177599
You may not have connected the "remote on" wire, which is a small gauge wire connected alongside the rca cables. The remote wire needs to be spliced with the receiver (usually a blue wire thats probably connected to your receiver's wire harness). Google it to be sure. Lots of tutorials. Oh, and make sure to ground it; you can ruin a lot of electrical components if u don't, including your new amp. Good luck
756697
From what I remember about the last century, turntables require a special input as they need some power from the receiver for the audio connection to work. And a ground. I don't think this will work even though it has aux RCA stereo inputs.
657884
I bought my receiver/speakers/sub in a set, that is, everything in one box. I don't know, but try Pioneer's website and maybe that will help you. HH