Ilo ca 3000v cd player

I don't see a RX-V733 on Yamaha's site. However, look for a stereo audio input on the receiver. Then use the appropriate audio cable or adapter for the CD player audio out.

Depending on the CD player, you should use either an RCA M/M to RCA M/M (red/white) audio cable or a 3.5 mm headphone to RCA stereo audio cable. (If you don't have a headphone to RCA stereo audio cable, you can use adapters on either side. Examples: 3.5 mm M to RCA F/F adapter to RCA audio cable as above or 3.5 mm M/M cable to 3.5 mm F to RCA M/M audio adapter, depending on which cable you want to use and where you connect the adapter.) After making this connection, turn on the CD player, select the appropriate input.

The connection for an external audio device (like a CD player) is shown on page 31 of the manual for the RX-V773. Even if this is a slightly different model, the image may help. The manual is available from Yamaha on the product page: http://au.yamaha.com/en/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx-v773_g/?mode=model . Click on the Support tab. The direct link to the manual is http://download.yamaha.com/api/asset/file/?language=en&site=au.yamaha.com&asset_id=54075 .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hi Richard,

First, you'll need to determine which type of input(s) the wireless headset transmitter has. Most common is the 3.5mm stereo plug designed to slip into the headphone jack of a TV, MP3 player, cell phone, etc. Some transmitters have adapters in the box to allow connecting to the Left and Right channel RCA / phono style jacks found on other components such as CD, DVD, VCR, Stereo receivers / amplifiers, etc.

You'll need to find OUTPUTS of the CD and TV that match the plug on the wireless headset transmitter. If yours doesn't include adapters to go from say the RCA jacks mentioned above - to whatever connector that the transmitter input has - you'll need to go to your local Radio Shack store or similar store to see if they can provide an adapter that will allow you to connect.

Here are a couple plugs / adapters:





Above: A "3.5mm stereo patch cable". Your transmitter may have a cable with an end like this to plug into the TV's headphone jack.




Above: A "3.5mm female stereo jack to RCA stereo male plug" adapter that would allow the top cable to connect to the Left and Right audio output jacks on a typical CD, DVD, etc. device.

These cables / adapters are typically $5 to $10 maximum.

I hope this helps and good luck!

Peripheral stereo mini plug cable (3 foot cable, male to male miniplug). around $20
Monster portable music player cable (stereo mini-to-RCA adaptor) around $20
Arista stereo mini-to-RCA adaptor (6 foot cable with mini and dual RCA plugs) around $5
Hope that helps.

Each mic channel is MONO. You could use a 1/8 stereo splitter cable into two mic channels and then PAN them opposite to retain the stereo.

You can also use a splitter cable into the 1/4 inch stereo inputs on the mixer. The 1/8 inch plug must be a stereo plug that then splits to two RCA plugs or two 1/4 inch plugs.

Note that the manual specifies that the Tape/CD out is merely paralleled off the mains out. This means that your main fader controls the level to the CD/TAPE output... which may mean your main output has to be too loud to get adequate output from the CD/TAPE outs to be effective. This would require balancing the levels into your external amp better.

1. cd player connection, audio out (stereo) rca cable
2. from cd player rca cable, connect it to amplifier audio in (stereo).
3. speaker output wiring connection going to spkr. box.

you have a stereo rca plug set to a mono audio plug.
you need a stereo rca plug set to a stereo audio plug

you have to make sure its and input aux first

check out www.installer.com
this site has your stereo's wire diagram.

The amp wires only go to the rear output (rca jacks on back of cd player)
It wont work right if it is connected to the front outputs on the back of cd player

Yes there is a couple possible ways.
1. Get 2 RCA Y adapters and split your Preamp Output you will not have any type of fader control this way because you are using a single output.

2. Run one amp from the radio with a set of RCA Cables.
Hook up amp #2 using a Line converter connected to the output of your stereo which will convert you to RCA the just run a cable to the amp..

3. If one of the amps has a High Level Input Run a set of speaker wires from the stereo outputs to the High level Input.
I personally prefer the above 2 methods I find Low Level input sounds better.

Hope this gives you some Ideas and helps

Hello, when I insert a CD (normally purchased) into my Fiat Punto Grande stereo it displays "CD ERROR", ejects the CD then displays "AUX" (the tuner still works). I would be grateful if anyone has any idea what the problem is, thank you.