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K Heggen Posted on Feb 24, 2017

How do i hook up speakers to my JVC RX-318BK? the speaker wires have thin wires. There are 8 clip to hook them to.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 22, 2007

SOURCE: Hooking up speakers to amp

YES ! This is usually ok, the speaker cabinet should contain a high pass filter or crossover on the tweeter to decouple it from the low frequency signals. My Linn Index speakers are wired like this.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 13, 2008

SOURCE: Connecting Bose 901 Series VI Direct Reflecting Speakers to JVC RX-8020VBK Receiver

in order to make those speakers sound good (if they can sound good at all) you need to use equalizer box witch came with them. If your receiver does not have tape monitor loop or preamp to amp jumpers you can not use those speakers. To be honest you do not loose much... none of this stuff is any good (sorry for bad news), but if you like those speakers (I know they have big fans, even if in HI-FI world, they not consider as good) you have to change you receiver. Dariusz


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Anonymous

  • Posted on Jun 17, 2008

SOURCE: Alpine Cdm- 7834 wiring help

bypass amp and run new wires to all speakers ,,,, will sound better .

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Anand Kumar

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  • Posted on Oct 06, 2008

SOURCE: yamaha rx-v2500 receiver how to hook up speakers

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 ...



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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 25, 2009

SOURCE: pioneer car stereo-how to hook up speaker wires

ok u have 8 wires because the other wire is just a ground.as long as u ground the other wires u should be fine. ok the wire that is marked ign. wire may be your mem.wich usally hooks to an orange wire the hot wire u have is just what it says hot that comp. at the end i blieve was a fuse .it sounds like the other part is missing.
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I have a JVC Receiver that I'm trying to hook a

"[A] set of Sony Speakers" is meaningless. What model(s)? If they're part of an all-in-one system they may not be suitable for the JVC.

Manuals exist for everything. Read them.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/JVC-RX-5052S-Receivers-manual/id/315ci175/t/2/

This receiver is designed for standard commonly available 8-ohm (nominal) speakers that connect with common stripped end lamp cord or speaker wire.


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[email protected] have a jvc rx-809v and I was wondering if it was posibbie to hook up an a sansui amp to compinsate for the lack of base

You mean 'bass'.

Amplifiers only amplify what is already there in the signal. By design, with all controls set to neutral or flat, they don't create or loose anything.

Speakers, on the other hand, are responsible for turning the electrical input into moving air. Good bass usually requires moving a lot of air.

Poor speaker placement or speakers wired out of phase with each other can **** the bass out of a room.

Web search for articles on bass response and speaker placement.

This receiver has a built-in Equalizer. Perhaps you could use IT to compensate for the tonal shortcomings of the speakers and environment.
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The statement on page 7 might allow enough wiggle room for a single pair of 4-ohm speakers used alone. Procede with caution and don't try to blow the walls down with them. Monitor for excessive heat or strain and if it clips or self-protects back off.

http://www.sherwoodusa.com/pdf/RX-5502(A).pdf





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I have my jvc rx-778v that always overloads. why is that?

There could be a couple of reasons that its overloading one is make sure that there is no bare wire touching at all.The other thing it could be is the ohms rating over your speakers may be to low for you receiver.Most receiver can handle 8 ohms to 6 ohms there are a few that can handle 4 ohms check your speaker ohms rating then check how low your receiver can handle with out going into overload.
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Without a huge mess, I would suggest one of the multi-speaker selectors that partsexpress.com sells or a similar item.
Just put "speaker slector" in their search engine.

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