can i use this with a ht-rc560 onkyo reciever to record with a phono and cd recorder. thank you.
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Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with nothing but good results. I've had mine for a few years now without any problems,dropouts or distortion. GOOD LUCK. Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with... » Read More Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with nothing but good results. I've had mine for a few years now without any problems,dropouts or distortion. GOOD LUCK. « Show Less
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Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with nothing but good results. I've had mine for a few years now without any problems,dropouts or distortion. GOOD LUCK.
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If the receiver does not have a pre-amp section you will get almost no sound from the turntable. Yes, this will work. You will need to put the turntable RCA jacks into the phono input and plug the output from this box into a input into the back of the receiver (CD, line in, or aux or something similar to that) be sure to plug in the power cube and switch the button in the front to phono.
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Yes.. connect the two RCA line outputs to your receiver or amplifier. They might me labeled as Line In 1, CD. Phone, etc. I was also confused with this deck as the documentation is not very clear. I am very satisfied with this unit as it performs very well with my high end components.
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I just looked on the back of the receiver....there is not a specific hookup for "Phono". You could always use the red and white stereo connections to the DVD hookup on the back or the cable/sat hookup. You would just have to put it on DVD or cable/sat on the receiver to hear the sound come through. Anyway, THIS IS AN AWESOME UNIT!!!! Just Sayin!!!
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I'll respond with a solid "definite, maybe". I just dug up an old recorder with the same size input as my sound card and it fit with no problem. Unfortunately, the old recorder is inoperative. However, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. I pretty sure it would be an analog to analog connection. I wish I could be more helpful. I will add that I had my reservations when I bought this, but was presently surprised. It's not the most elegant solution but it worked as advertised.
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Please google it. I think you might find something on avsforum.com. If I remember, it has been addressed or will be shortly. Not sure if this applies to specific Onkyo models.
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The answer is yes,if you have a phono stage in back of your receiver.You can look behind to see if it is there.If not you can buy a phono stage and install it through your analoge inputs.Don,t forget to put your ground cable on or we,ll get a lot of humming from your speakers.Your turntable has three cable connections,a right,a left and a ground cable.Cassette tape has an input in back,now with an cd player you have two options, a coaxial digital plug or optical cable.If you are interested in the Tascam player recorder,you can only use a coaxial plug.The Tascam is AWESOME! if you decide to go with it. Ihope this helped, thx00z. The answer is yes,if you have a phono stage in back of your receiver.You can look behind to see if it is there.If not you can buy a phono stage and install it through your analoge inputs.Don,t forget to put your ground cable on or we,ll get a lot of humming from your speakers.Your turntable has three cable connections,a right,a left and a ground cable.Cassette tape has an input in back,now with an cd player you have two options, a coaxial digital plug or optical cable.If you are interested in the Tascam player recorder,you can only use a coaxial plug.The Tascam is AWESOME! if you decide to... » Read More The answer is yes,if you have a phono stage in back of your receiver.You can look behind to see if it is there.If not you can buy a phono stage and install it through your analoge inputs.Don,t forget to put your ground cable on or we,ll get a lot of humming from your speakers.Your turntable has three cable connections,a right,a left and a ground cable.Cassette tape has an input in back,now with an cd player you have two options, a coaxial digital plug or optical cable.If you are interested in the Tascam player recorder,you can only use a coaxial plug.The Tascam is AWESOME! if you decide to go with it. Ihope this helped, thx00z. « Show Less
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Of course it will. Any device with an audio output will work. On the back of your CD player/recorder you will find different connections, probably both 'Digital' and 'Analog' outputs. Analog outputs are the red and white colored plugs - called RCA plugs - which use a cable called an RCA cable. Digital outputs might be an optical type, which is a squarish looking connection with a flap over it (possibly having a red glow coming from it), or it could be a connection that looks just like the red and white analog connections but is orange in color (RCA type 'coaxial' connection). Digital connections usually have a better sound than the analog, but choose whichever connection you want and find that same connection on the back of the Onkyo receiver. Note what the 'Input' plug that you chose to use is labeled (ie: CD, CBL/Sat, GAME, etc.) and then use the Input control on the front panel to find that same name. Turn on the CD player and play some music and there you go!
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There is not a phono input . I am not sure. Using a mixer and TTable would work.
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I have a Onkyo DX-C380 CD Changer; is this receiver compatible with my CD Changer? I noticed you said to use a DVD player to play CDs. I was thinking of purchasing this receiver.
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Sorry, I thought I was responding to a question regarding my HTR-5065 that replaced this POS Onkyo. So no, you're correct, the Iphone will not connect to this receiver. I would not even mess with a converter cable of any sort. This Onkyo won't know what to do with the input type.
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No, you will need to supply your own equalizer. Allow me recommend the RX 4109 instead of the RX 4105, lotmore power. I can't remember if the RX 4105 has a RCA plug in for a phono, but I know the RX 4109 does. I have 2 RX 4109s
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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.
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There aren't any phono inputs so it's not really a great option. However, you can purchase a separate pre-amp that you can then plug in to any stereo inputs (cd, tape, etc...). Not really the best option, but it is a work around.
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I've been able to use them to record music from my computer. However, on a dedicated CD recording deck (Denon), they will not. That deck requires specific "authorized" music CDs for recording. But if you're using a computer they should work fine. Excellent quality, good price CDs.
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yes, but you'd use the tape or aux input, not the phono input. the phono input uses a built-in pre-amp.
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Should be able to. It has a least 6 analog inputs you can use. Just don't use the phono inputs for this.