I only have 5 speakers & 1 sub what connections should i use to just hook these up or do I have to buy more speakers to have what they show in the owners manual thank you John
Use the one you have.. for 5.1 surround...on the back of the receiver there are outputs for right , left , center , rear left , rear right. and an output for the sub ... once you have all of them hooked up there should be a test tone option to insure that it is done properly. if you have any questions on how to do any of this just let me know.
First--the incoming cable from the wall carries all the channels from the cable company including both analog and digital or HD channels. They may not send the HD channels in a format that your TV can receive, but you can get the analog channels normally using the TV tuner, just as you found. The only way to get the audio to go with the channel on the TV tuner (rather than through the set top box) is to connect the TV audio outputs to an unused audio input of the Yamaha. Then switch to that amp input when watching the analog channels via the TV tuner. The audio will then follow the TV tuner as you change channels.
The Motorola cable box also has a composite video output that you could connect to the TV through the amp using its monitor output (yellow composite video)connection. Just connect the cable box analog output to the TV/Sat video input of the amp. Then just hook up the amp monior output to one of the video inputs of the TV and give it a try. This way you do not need to split the cable or use the TV tuner. Just go to the analog channels using the cable box and switch the TV to the video input. The amp should send video from both the component outputs and the analog composite video output simultaneously. Give this a try and see if this is the case.
Let me know if this works and if not what kind of results you have. Some amps do not send video to both outputs and I am not sure about this Yamaha model.
Hope this helps you. Good luck.
You can hook the speaker like this one center speaker , two front right and left speaker,and then rear right and left speaker and one sub speaker in the unit ...
Good luck...
You can connect the speaker you have right now , you can later connect the remaining 2 speaker if you wish to add it on your amp later.....
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If you want di-pole setup, you need 2 more speakers as this option requires 7 speakers.
I want to know what kind of speaker setting you want? So this will enable me to help you out.
You can mention user manual page number and speaker setting name as I have one copy of same model.
Below picture shows speaker terminals in your Yamaha receiver.
You can hook up 9 speakers depends what surround mode you want.
You have speaker set A and B, can select both at a time.
This receiver has outputs for 11 speakers. (front a/b, surround, surround back, center and presence zone-2)
but it is not necessary to hook all speakers right now. You can add more at later stage because you already have 5 speakers and can enjoy music.
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HI,
Follow these steps to connect a powered sub woofer to your receiver:
You typically have two options when connecting a powered sub woofer.
Input (1) on the rear of the sub woofer would be used when connecting
the sub woofer to the receiver using speaker wires. You would then
connect the main speakers to the opposite end, or output or the sub
woofer to the main speakers. Option (2) would be using RCA line level
output jacks, input (2) on the rear panel of the sub woofer directly to
the single sub woofer output on the back of an AV receiver.
I suggest you follow these steps from your manual:
Put the speaker wire into the Presence/Zone 2 connectors on the right
side. Pg 60 shows how to turn off the Presence Speaker, although the
next steps may do it automatically. Pg63 has the instructions on using
the internal amplifier for Zone 2. Change Zone2 to Internal, Volume
will be set to Variable (although I was told by the seller that it'd be
a fixed volume).
(Sure enough, this step turns off the Presence Speaker, so you can skip
the Pg 60 instructions). Next is Pg78-80, and it appears you must have
the remote to do the rest. You have to get the remote in Learn Mode,
then switch to L:AMP, press ENTER, Enter 2001 on the keypad, then
ENTER, then LEARN. Then you need to select the Zone like you select a
component, unfortunately it's not one of the buttons on the remote, so
hit the Up/Down arrows until you see ZONE2 in the remote window, then
turn it on by hitting the SYSTEM POWER button. Then select what you
want to go to Zone2, like TUNER, then bring the volume up to 0.00db.
That should be it.
Zone2 are stereo pairs thoughout the house with individual volume
controls. Keeping the volume at 0db works pretty well this way as the
sound comes through after one click on the dial.Use the remote to power on and off the receiver...if you power on using main pannel the "zone2 and zone 3" will light up.
Follow page 68 to use the remote to turn off the "zone2 and 3"
top right hand of page 68 "AMP library code, (remote control setting)
2000 is the initial setting put in setting 2001 and after that press
"Select ^" on the remote and in the display on the remote it should
show "zone 2" then press "System power" or "power AV "
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No you can use the speakers you have now
that is enough
those are extra
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I need to know what speaker terminals I should hook my speakers to on my yamaha rx-v2500 receiver there are 1 center 4 other speakers & 1 sub thank you John
1 answer said my 5 speakers and 1 sub are enough the rest are extra the 2nd answer said I have to buy 2 more what should I do who is right thank you John
i'm going to hook it up like Ajkill said
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