A:AnswerThere are 4 sets of RCA stereo type audio inputs, and 1 stereo out. There are connections for 4 speakers (in A and B sets). There is a remote. Not sure what you mean about the RCA audio adapter.
A:AnswerIf you mean you have two sets of 4 ohm car speakers and think it's creates a need for 8 ohm power you're totally wrong. Never hook car speakers up to house recievers without a power converter / governor, you'll blow your speakers.
A:AnswerI bought a Yamaha external amp to do just that. I want to be able to use ALL of the 00 thru 99 volume control. So far I’m not at all impressed with the receiver. Get you a good well taken care vintage pioneer receiver then buy amp to hook up to pioneer receiver with some big beautiful old school RTR speakers..........then you got something. Turn that thing up and wake somebody up accidentally. Aahhhahahahaha.
A:Answernot sure, but I don't see why not . It's a receiver/amp. Should go in line between source and speakers
have not tried that
I have mine hooked up to my laptop so I get streaming nonstop music
new Polk speakers sounds great
Old Jensens in the sunroom
A:AnswerThe Samsung 800 series will NOT find this receiver in its bluetooth settings. I am currently looking for a TV that does because I want to play the TV through my sound system.
A:AnswerWhen you say 'sound fields' I assume you are talking about sound processing/eq presets. Dont think it has any. (At least that I know of). Being that it is not a 'surround sound home theatre device'. It is a simple four channel amplifier/Bluetooth/receiver with four inputs, and 2 band controls. (Bass and treble). All in all though it is a great and affordable upgrade for a receiver replacement, being that the digitally patented Yamaha Natural Sound brings out a very clean and full tone all on its own without much adjustment. Not to mention the Bluetooth which is just about entertainment enough being that you can pair it to anything giving you a multitude of listening sources at your immediate command.
A:AnswerI am not an expert, but it sounds like you have a stereo plug and you are plugging it in to a mono adapter. I think you have to have the same type of plugs. If it works ok when you put it in half way, I assume you can only hear it on one side only.
