are there any interfaces that can be utilized in connecting a cd players optical cableto to the mc-13s
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The MC 13s does not have any optical inputs on it. All inputs are analog. There are converters you can buy that will take an optical (tosh) cable in and convert that signal to an analog out put of sufficient voltage to drive the AUX or CD input of the amplifier. Many cd players do have analog out puts on them or if you has a 1/8" headphone jack on it you can get a cable to go from that to male RCA cables. This will work pretty well but not ideal as the impedance is a miss match. Hope this helps.
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Yes, just get a pre-amp with a digital connector, pretty simply for any aux connections.
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It has no ability to interface or Optical in or out connections but it is a high quality integrated class A amplifier I love mine
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You can use Yaqin SD-CD3 buffer processor to utilized to input of the CD player
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No...There are no digital connections on the amp, it is analog only (RCA, the red and white). Your CD player will most likely have the red and white connection. My CD player is connected via the RCA's and it sounds very good. The RCA's should be good quality. I'm using AudioQuest (the green ones) and they work well. Hope this helps?
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Connect with a digital optical cable...red and white. RCA cables are old technology
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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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Phono (MM or MC) Analog (RCA) CD, Tuner, dock (AUX) Digital Optical - 1 and COAX -1 Speakers a & b
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Hi Trox, For installation/connections, pls see this link: https://docs.sony.com/release/CDXGT710HD_install_EN_FR.pdf Thanks. -Anthony
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You should be able to. From your CD analog out, you can connect to the E17's aux (amp only). From your CD optical out, you can connect to the E17 optical in which will utilize both the E17's DAC and amp. I don't know which will sound better.
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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.
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Many portable DVD players use proprietary 3.5mm cable scheme. So the conventional wiring will often not work.
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The wireless transmitter will pass through digital optical -- it has both an in and out port for optical -- so you should be able to daisy-chain, plugging the transmitter into the PS3, and the DAC into the transmitter.
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Must be a typo the optical jack is a 1 x Digital S/PDIF ( toslink up to 5.1) channelOutput
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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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You need to connect it in Aux input using a male-male audio cable 3.5mm. I am not sure if your stereo audio from CD Player will be converted in 5.1 satisfactorily, because the original source is 2.0. In my case, I have connected an optical input, but when the audio is 2.0 (stereo), the adapter only gives 2.0 from RCA outs depending audio format. Only I have noted when the original audio is 5.1, the RCA outs from adapter is 5.1.
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All inputs are digital, you may take the digital signal out of your CD player using either a TOSlink (optical) or coaxial cable.
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Hello Oscar,You are completely right.You can surely conect any externa source of sound , you just need RCA outputs at your source device or any kind of output with the adapter cable.I have my audio player connected with the "mini jack" to RCA cable and it works great, so your CD player will work as well.Hopefully you will have as much fun with this "baby", as I have. GREAT sound .Regards.Marek
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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.
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There are many adapters in the market Here is one : Digital Optical Coaxial Toslink Signal to Analog Audio Converter Adapter RCA L/R You can get it on amazon or ebay
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This is compatible with any device with a separate audio output. In the case of optical cables, I would suggest using separate optical cables rather than switching back and forth every time you decide to switch systems. Especially since optical cables are sensitive to dirt and wear and tear.