With the help of the receiver, you can qualitatively improve the sound quality and power of the speaker system as a whole. Connecting the receiver to an amplifier and sound systems has become an urgent solution to such problems. Below is a detailed description of connecting the receiver to an amplifier on acoustics.
Instructions
Step 1
Check the receiver for multi-channel output. If not, you can install it or choose another receiver. You will also need a 2 RCA analog audio interconnect cable for operation, which can be purchased at any electronics store.
Step 2
Connect one end of the interconnect cable to the front channel output of the receiver's preamplifier (these channels are commonly referred to as FRONT). Connect the other end to the line level input of the amplifier (you can select any input except phono). The front speakers are cabled to the amplifier, so you don't need to turn on the receiver while listening to music. While watching a movie, turn on the receiver and amplifier (this will add realism to the film and improve the quality of sound reproduction).
Step 3
Use the receiver's control to adjust the volume level. Pre-rotate the amplifier volume control to such a position that when the receiver starts up with a test tone, the front speaker speakers and the center channel are noisy equally intensely. Remember this volume on the amplifier and set it when watching movies. This will ensure uniform sound reproduction between all speakers of the acoustics.
Step 4
Connect the speaker cable to the power amplifier input on the stereo amplifier, if available. In this case, you may not set the volume on the amplifier, but there may be a problem with uneven distribution of volume between the speakers of the speaker system. This is a common problem for many, and it will take a lot of time to even out the sound.
Step 5
If in the end you did not succeed on your own, invite a TV or audio system setup wizard to your home. This option will come out a little more expensive, but you will be sure of the successful outcome of the event.
