I have older model Pioneer stereo mixing amplifier (model SA-V210). I bought Pioneer Kuro PDP=5020FD and planning to purchase Pioneer Receiver VSX-1018AH-K. My question: Would it be possible to integrate/connect the mixing amplifier to the new new receiver? If so can you give me the connection details.

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Magnetic phono cartridges like the one on your pioneer has an output of about .005 Volts, the standard inputs are looking for 1 to 2 volts for fulol out put, the phono preamp will step up the output voltage to 1 volt so you can play it thru a non phono input like Aux, tape or tuner.

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Good Luck,

Neal Van Berg

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I know this is an old post but run front speaker outputs to the inputs on the sub then from the sub to the front speakers. bam!! it should work

Mike Duncan

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• Posted on Nov 28, 2008

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If this is a new hookup be sure this amp doesn't have pre-out/main-in jacks that may need to be bypassed. Otherwise, maybe look to see if any tape deck buttons are pushed. Good luck.

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First thing has it a sub phono feed on the rear normally black socket if yes then go into the amp preset /the speaker set up and either the level is off or turned down thats all it can be . check the 5.1 setup pioneer amps some models dont work in dolby 2 the sub socket also use good quality cables . how old is the amp just out of interest.

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