How to install se300 I have a Sansui SE300 Equalizer . Please explain how to hook up to a Pioneer Receiver with a external Cd Player to the equalizer. Thank you

To connect a Kenwood GE 7030 equalizer to a Pioneer SX-217 receiver, you will need to use the tape record out and in jacks on the back of the receiver. Here is a general outline of the steps you can follow to set up the connection:

Locate the tape record out and in jacks on the back of the receiver. These are typically labeled "TAPE MONITOR OUT" and "TAPE MONITOR IN."

Locate the tape in and out jacks on the back of the equalizer. These are typically labeled "TAPE IN" and "TAPE OUT."

Use a pair of RCA cables to connect the tape out jack on the receiver to the tape in jack on the equalizer.

Use another pair of RCA cables to connect the tape out jack on the equalizer to the tape in jack on the receiver.

Turn on the equalizer and set the volume and tone controls to your desired settings.

Turn on the receiver and select the tape monitor function. You should now be able to hear sound through the speakers.

If you are still having trouble getting the equalizer to work, it is possible that there is an issue with the cables or with one of the components. You may want to try using different cables or checking for any visible signs of damage on the components. If you are still having trouble, it may be helpful to consult the user manual for the receiver or the equalizer or to seek the assistance of a professional audio technician.

The ideal way to do it is to hook up the preamp outputs of receiver directly to equalizer and the equalizer outputs to the amp inputs on receiver. Then unit will work with all sources.

Connect one pair of RCA cables between the receiver and equalizer. Connect one pair of cables to the pre-amp output channels on the receiver and the other end of the cable to the left and right channel inputs on the equalizer. You will usually find these channels on the rear of the equalizer.

I can't tell you how to hook it up, but it certainly can be done from experience with that Spatial Enhancer and a Equalizer. If I remember correctly, I had to add a Pre-AMP so I could hook up my Equilizer to my BSR Spatial Enhancer to the Receiver using Tape A or B. Years ago, I had a Pioneer SX 750 Receiver, a Realistic 20 Band Equalizer, your BSR Spatial Enhancer AND the BSR Spectrum Analyzer (just the Analyzer) unit and not the combo 3000 Equalizer and Analyzer. I had 2 Pre-Ams feeding into 2 Realistic 6 channel In 2 out Mixing Boards, 3 tape decks and 2 turntables and somehow got all of it to work. I wish I had kept the wiring diagram schematic I made, but that was 20 years ago when I last saw it. I'm now facing the same dilemma of keeping my xbox and Alexis Dot hooked up to the receiver as I ad the equalizer and the spatial enhancer. I think, (If I remember correctly) the Pre-Amps with the Turntables were the "Key". Like I said, it can be done as instead of 3 tape decks and a cd player and 2 turntables, along with a Reel to Reel system, I managed to feed it all in and get the sounds I wanted.

You can access the diagrams here. We however do not have them.

cd player out-------------equalizer in------------equalizer out------receiver line in or tape in.

try to connect it in tape in-and confirm that you select the right input in the receiver(in our situation you will select tape as input source).

record out-------equalizer in-------equalizer out------tape in

please connect as the following-----1-mp3 out-----to cd in in your receiver.
2-receiver rec out (tape put)----to equalizer in.
3-equalizer out----to tape in in receiver.

if the Eq has enough jacks to run every thing, that would go In to Eq an out to receiver, you were told correctly, for example cdplayer out - to Eq In - Eq- out to Receiver in