A:AnswerI will also add that you can label the various inputs. I was concerned that they would stay generic when selecting; e.g., Input 1, Input 2, etc. So when you connect your CD player, you can relabel that input to be CD.
A:AnswerWell I’ve never attempted that but I would say yes because you are not hooking power source to power source right. Your speakers supply power so you do not want to hook to speaker output because it supplies power. Tape runs both reel to reel and cassette decks both of which really deliver little power but, I would simply hook to headphone jack.
A:AnswerI have this reciever and that dose not occur with mine so something is wrong. Are you hooked to phono with your turntable, I’m sure you are but, if turntable has a built in amp switch, some do. Turn that off on your turntable.
A:AnswerIt's good for sending music from your phone or laptop to your living room stereo system. If you have decent stereo components like a turntable and cd player as well as traditional wired speakers, this allows you to keep those and add music from your phone or computer.
A:AnswerOk if you are simply looking for two channel stereo and not surround sound you should be able to do this but there isn’t an HDMI on this reciever so your tv would need the two wire output standard red and white wires for speaker left and right which simply is red and white outputs ok but they must be output from TV not inputs ok
A:AnswerOk if you are talking the Bose cube systems yes just make sure to set your ohms on reciever to match ohms on speakers which is probably 8 ohms. So set reciever to 6 ohms and above, read manual it’s easy.
Usually the Bose systems will hook to just about any stereo as long as ohms match or are set.
