What kind of dvd player and tv do i need for my fisher rs 929 receiver

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/965777/Fisher-Rs-560.html
You can also purchase copies of the service manual on ebay etc.

This is a 1977 receiver. The only manual I find for it is one on ebay and that is a service manual:


Service Manual fr Fisher RS 1022 Receiver ORIGINAL eBay
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You might try contacting the below site:

Fisher High Quality Service Manuals User Owner Instruction Manuals...

Here is a tiny bit of info about the receiver:

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/the-incredible-stereo-hunt-19790920

https://www.varagesale.com/baton-rouge-la-buy-and-sell/i/fntphx9s-vintage-fisher-studio-standard-stereo-receiver-rs-1022

13 Fisher RS 1022 rehabilitation and bling ification

Unless someone has NOS parts most likely new boards are not available. (New old stock) I would check ebay unless you have some electronics repair experience. I would be glad to walk you through some test procedures.

I am currently working on a Fisher RS-929.It took a static
lightning strike through the antenna connections on the tuner board
what I have found so far is a blown coil, which I rewound, and
3 7812 voltage regulator transistors.if either one of these devices are bad the display(control board will not operate)I will keep you updated on this repair as I expect the replacement parts in this week. Hint:it is best to replace all three and check the two bridge rectifiers also. As these systems were built in 1996 it is doubtful
that replacement boards are redily available

No answer, but...
I have a similar problem... I can power up my rs-911, then about 3-5 sec. later, it shutsdown (standby light still on)... What in the tarnation is going on? All 3 fuses are OK.?.

You may buy the owner's and service manuals from here.

Find the various manuals and read them.

Register and download the manual for free audio.manualsonline.com

http://www.hifiengine.com/manuals/fisher/rs-727.shtml

Keeping in mind this is just an analog Dolby Pro Logic receiver, there are limitations to what it can do sonically. Dolby Pro Logic is NOT 5.1 as I'm sure your DVD and possibly Cable Box are capable of producing.

KM-106 is just a power amp. No mysteries there. Feed it something, attach speakers, duh.

What did you plan to use it for in this scenario? If you want to slave it or drive a separate passive subwoofer with the Fisher as the central control, the best you can do is borrow analog stereo Line Level out from the unused Tape 2 or Video Out, but don't actually select them on the front panel. THAT would disconnect whatever source you were listening to. And you WONT have local control of the volume as you would with a real AV Receiver.

Sony DVD player (what model?). RTFM. I'd just run audio from it to the Fisher and Video to your TV, unless you want ONLY composite video quality.

ADC-SS2: See Figure 5 in the Fisher manual. Hook it where they show the cassette deck, using Line In and Line Out of the SS2. If you want to use a Tape Deck or 2 attach them to the SS-2 in its Tape loops.

You have to have audio outputs on either your TV or VCR/DVD to input into your stereo. Look for the red and white RCA connectors. Most TV's have RCA inputs for audio and video but not always outputs. VCR/DVD players all have audio out so if you have one of these units connect a RCA cable to a input of your Fisher amp. I hope this helps

If the original TV doesn't have audio/video inputs, you'll need a DVD/VCR player that has a built-in RF modulator. A RF modulator takes the audio & video and modulates a RF carrier to one of the channels that your TV can receive. In the U.S., this is usually channel 3 or 4. If the DVD/VCR player has a built-in tuner, connect your cable to the RF input of the DVD/VCR player and the RF Output of the DVD/VCR player to the cable input of the TV. This way, you can receive your cable channels through the DVD/VCR player and watch movies as well. If your DVD/VCR player does not have a built-in tuner, you can put a RF switch inline that will allow your TV to either receive the cable signal or signal from the DVD/VCR player.

Good luck!

- Jim

yes use rca outs form samungto video in on sterio