Pioneer sx 780

Yes you can use any system that is out there.

Hi Ray,
Here is a very simple link for connecting speakers to your receiver:
Start on page 11
Good Luck,
JP
Pioneer SX 316 Operating Instructions Manual Connecting The Speakers

Check an see if you have a and b channel switch for speakers may be on wrong channel

Many subwoofers accept both line level (RCA jacks) and amplified inputs (+ and - speaker terminals). The Pioneer SX-316 does not offer line level output, only amplified outputs via the PURPLE + and - speaker terminals. This means that in order to use any subwoofer with an SX-316, the sub woofer will need to accept a + and - speaker wire connections for input Your manual speaker connections are on page 11 of the manual which can be found here: http://www.manualslib.com/manual/260358/Pioneer-Sx-316-S.html#manual

Starting at the rear of the SX-316; run a speaker wire from the PURPLE + and - terminal (SUBWOOFER) to the + and - speaker input terminals on the subwoofer. See your subwoofer manual or experiment (at your own risk) with connecting the speaker wire from the SX-316 to the subwoofer's + and - LEFT only, RIGHT only or BOTH left and right speaker inputs. Do not connect wires from the SX-316 to the speaker OUTPUT terminals of your subwoofer.

Finally, adjust any variable low pass filter knob or setting on the subwoofer to the lowest frequency that your main speakers are capable of producing. If you're not sure what that value is, try setting the subwoofer to 100Hz and judge how it blends with the main speakers. If it seems a little too bass heavy and thick then reduce the setting to 80Hz. On the other hand, if the sound seems to be slightly thin and lacking weight, try increasing the setting to 120Hz. By careful listening and a bit of patience you will be able to get the sound to seem balanced and well blended.

Good luck!

do you have in connected to a phono input? be sure you haven't connected it to another input..........turntables are low-level (20ma) output, cannoit drive high-level input (200ma).........good success, meder's tv service

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1976 pioneer sx 1250 receiverhas no sound from receiver to speakers

check the integrity of speaker systems,

check the receiver internal components, pay close attention to the

capacitors, possibly have dried up or swollen (age)


Check for continuity to the speaker outputs.


These may take some time, but I hope you will make it.

A little more triage would be in order before you take a knife to it. What source(s) produce the distorted sound? How about test tones? Same? It's sick. Not same? Something else is going on. Have you referred to the manual(s)?

Yes, you can use them but be careful. These are not necessarily robust speakers. If they sound strained, back off.

DVD audio straight in from its highest quality audio output. Use the stereo audio output to run straight to the TV for casual watching through TV speakers without the Pioneer involved.

A TV is just a glorified night-light, not a sound source - get its related audio from the Cable Box, ditto the highest quality

HOOK IT UP FROM A DVD PLAYER OR BLU RAY,,, WITH EITHER COMPONENT OR A OPTICAL CABLE ,,MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL OF IT TURNED ON ON THE RECIER SETUP