On the back label high level inputs white-left common(-),white/black-left(+),gray-right common (-),gray/black-right(+)On the back label high level inputs white-left common(-),white/black-left(+),gray-right common (-),gray/black-right(+)
On the back label high level inputs white-left common(-),white/black-left(+),gray-right common (-),gray/black-right(+)On the back label high level inputs white-left common(-),white/black-left(+),gray-right common (-),gray/black-right(+)
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JENSEN Heavy Duty develops stereos, speakers, amplifiers, and sound systems ... Component video input x 1 (YPbPr); Stereo audio input x 1; HDMI input x 2 ...
Hi Tony mucci, to connect your Yamaha EQ-70 equalizer to the RX-661, you must use two double RCA RCA cables and the Line IN connection of the EQ-70, you go to the RX-661 MD / CD-R Rec connection and the Line Out connection of the EQ-70 you go to the MD / CD-R Play of the RX-661
This equalizer will work with the analog audio signals, but not with the digital ones
I hope you can connect it
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Tony mucci, para conectar tu ecualizador Yamaha EQ-70 al RX-661, debes utilizar dos cables RCA RCA dobles y la conexion Line IN del EQ-70, vas a la conexion Rec de MD/CD-R del RX-661 y la conexion Line Out del EQ-70 vas a Play de MD/CD-R del RX-661
Este ecualizador va a trabajar con las se?ales de audio Analogicas, no asi con las digitales
Espero lo puedas conectar
Saludos Franco Dosil
Hello Mark Hawkins, at the input of 1/4 your Phonics PEQ 3400, you are going to connect the audio signal that can come from a mixer console, a CD player or any other audio source, all levels, are low signal and the 1/4 output will be connected to the input of your / your amplifiers or if you use, frequency divider
Discuss what equipment you have to achieve a better solution to your need
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Mark Hawkins, a la entrada de 1/4 tu Phonics PEQ 3400, vas a conectar la se?al de audio que puede venir de una consola mezcladora, un reproductor de CD o cualquier otra fuente de audio, todos estos niveles, son de baja se?al y la salida de 1/4 la conectaras a la entrada de tu/tus amplificadores u si usas, divisor de frecuencia
Comenta que equipos tienes para lograr una mejor soluci?n a tu necesidad
Saludos Franco Dosil https://www.manualslib.com/manual/696155/Phonic-Mq3300.html#product-MQ3400
First this solution will be fraught with potential problems:
1. There is no simple monitor outputs and inputs on the NR535.
2. The NR535 analog inputs/outputs are unbalanced, where the Behringer EQ is completely balanced (TRS or XLR)
3. Insertion of the EQ is analogous with inserting an effects device in an audio loop which in the case of analog surround will cause de-correlation or the companding sidechain making for non-compliance/performance issues.
OK, now the solution can be as follows:
Since the NR535 has a Zone 2 channel, you can use these L/R RCA outputs to make an effects loop. To do this you will need to make or buy RCA to TRS (1/4" phone Tip Ring Sleeve jacks) that you will connect from the Zone 2 outputs to the CH1 and CH2 inputs of the EQ. You will need another pair of the RCA to TPS to connect the output of the EQ back to one of the RCA analog inputs on the back of the Receiver.
Now once this is done, you will be able to Map Zone 2 input to any of the inputs other than the one you are using for the output of the EQ. Let's say you have mapped Zone 1 to your gaming station. This will patch the audio from your gaming station into the EQ and back into your previously connected analog input. At this point, you can leave Zone 2 and select your analog input which is your EQ output, which is your Gaming station. If you don't have any output, you may need to go back into the Zone 2 setup and adjust the volume level.
When you don't want the EQ in the signal chain, just select the input source other than the input used for the EQ's Zone 2 output.
I am not sure if this will work for all situations as you may have technical conflicts between analog and digital audio on some inputs. In any case, this will work with analog signals and I don't see any other simple solution for your case.
Line level output of the mixer would go into the line level inputs of the EQ, and the EQ line level outpputs to the line level inputs of the amplifier. If you are faced with a mix of unbalanced inputs or outputs, to balanced inputs or outputs it gets a little complicated because you need to matrix the balanced signal to unbalanced load and vice versa. There is no single answer to doing this either.
RCA jacks are unbalanced, 2 conductor 1/4 inch connections are unbalanced most of the time. XLR and 3 conductor 1/4 inch jacks and plugs can be either balanced or unbalanced.If either are wired so left and right are a single ring or tip on the 3 conductor 1/4 inch jack, it is unbalanced and they would share a common ground lead. XLR wired with one pin common with shield and right and left have a single conductor on the plug or jack, that is unbalanced.
check the rca cables on the back to see if you might have the sub woofer cable in wrong rca spot
this is how it should be wired from your radio front output a set of rca cables go to the radio input of the eq. if you have sub out on radio it will not be used ... eq takes place of it ... turn off subout on radio ... to use eq or preamp you must have at 2 amps 1 for mids and tweets and 1 for subs to work eq right
then from the eq you have another set of rca cables comming from the front output to your mids and tweet amp and then if you dont have a second amp u wont need rear output move over to the suboutput and run a set of rca cables from eq's sub output to sub amp this is how the audio cable section should be connected if you still dont get it to work proper then then it has a electronic issue and need to warranted out if still in warranty or buy new one .... here is a link to the install manual with a wire diagram for repair shop .....http://www.poweracoustik.com/pa2006/manual%20and%20catalog/Processors/PWM-20.pdf
The plug consists of a 7 pin plug which contains a ground, a hot lead for the PEQ itself, a neutral for the PEQ, and a hot and negative for each L and R channel, respectively. I had mine changed to RCA's years ago by a local shop, then soldered the connections myself after the proper connections were changed at the shop. I now have the signals changed into a Symbi-Link Transmitter/ Reciever System (unbalanced to balanced inputs) and am able to de-tune the PEQ and still get more output. It's fun... Hope the info helps.
no those wire is not for speakers out put that for signal in put only if there is rca jack follow the instruction and run your cable if your dont know dont guess you will burn unit audio out put if install wrong
Hi,
Jensen is under different ownership from when your amp was made, so it's unlikely that you'll find a replacement plug for the high-level input.
A high-low converter is also called a line-out converter. It's a device that connects to the speaker wires and changes the signal to a low-level RCA connection. This allows you to use the amp's RCA plugs with your speaker wiring (through RCA signal cables).
A line-out converter should be available any place that sells car audio accessories.
On the back label high level inputs white-left common(-),white/black-left(+),gray-right common (-),gray/black-right(+)
On the back label high level inputs white-left common(-),white/black-left(+),gray-right common (-),gray/black-right(+)
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