“My HDTV has RCA red/white audio outputs, will this connect to it and how? I'm embarrassed asking this. Sorry, I'm no techie. Please help.”

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• Yes. In fact I connected mine directly to the red/white outputs on my cable box. With a pair of Yamaha speakers, I have much better sound than the tiny speakers on my flatscreen t.v. can produce.

  Answered by JimK 9 years ago

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• YES IT HAS LEFT AND RIGHT RCA INPUT AND OUTPUTS ON THE BACK OF THE RECEIVER

  Answered by DAVE 9 years ago

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• Yes it will. It is only a two channel receiver though, meaning you will only have stereo sound NOT surround. You need an RCA cable that would run from the audio out on your TV to one of the audio inputs on the back of the receiver. Done.

  Answered by Beavis 9 years ago

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• We have our TV, VCR, DVD/BluRay player and cassette deck all hooked up through this receiver. So yes, you should be able to hook up your TV with no trouble.

  Answered by Frontman 9 years ago

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• Use a stereo audio patch cord with RCA connectors. Connect red/white on the TV to red/white inputs on the back of the receiver. You could use the input already labeled video just to keep it straight what you are listening to.

  Answered by tetrode 9 years ago

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• Hi Bill, They will connect to each other. Please use RCA audio cables with the same color. Thanks, >Joffrey

  Answered by SonyListens 9 years ago

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