Connecting amplifier/tuner, CD player, and speakers?

Hello fafou_novice,

I'm making a diagram for you. See you soon...
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Hi,

to connect all of this, you need to have the right “connectors”.
As you can see, behind your amp => speakers that correspond to your speakers (see your manual to see where the + and - go).

For your turntable, connect “out” L and R to your amp, uh I don’t know which one is at the back of your amp (you would need to check your amp’s manual to see what is accepted on each input).

Hello fafou_novice,

Here is a diagram:
https://www.casimages.com/i/080101091608197351566666.jpg.html

Save the image to your hard drive...

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Hello fafou_novice,

For your amplifier output, you have speaker terminals. (SP)
- with the round hole which is the positive terminal (RED)
- with a rectangular square which is the negative terminal (BLACK).
SUPPOSITION: IT'S NOT VERY CLEAR!
You can connect two pairs of speakers to this amplifier.

Next, on this amplifier, you have:
- an auxiliary DIN socket for example a CD player.
I must emphasize that you need to be careful with the outputs of this player!
- a DIN socket for a first turntable PHONO1.
- a DIN socket for a second turntable PHONO2.
- a DIN socket for a tape recorder for playback.
- a DIN socket for a tape recorder for recording audio coming from the TUNER or PHONO1 or 2

For the DIN connectors: here are the correspondences: http://www.abcelectronique.com/annuaire/connecteurs/audio_video/din_audio.phtml
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Hello fafou_novice,

you say: - how to make an antenna and how to connect it to AM ANT and FM ANT??
The impedance of your antenna (or dipole) must be 50 ohms. Not 75 ohms, that's for TV reception.
If you have some knowledge of physics, you'll see that creating an antenna is not that easy.
The wisest thing to do is to go to a store and ask for a 50-ohm wire antenna.

you say: - my speaker wires are stripped at the end...what should I add to connect them to the inputs of my amp/tuner???
Because today's amplifiers use clamp-type connectors. In this case, no need for speaker connectors.

IMPORTANT Reminder:
If the red and black wires were to touch, you will create a short circuit on the amplification stage: in plain language, YOU WILL HAVE NO SOUND.
That's why I'm telling you to use a connector. You now know the risks, it's up to you to make sure your installation has no issues....

Your turn to play...
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Hello and thank you! I had seen all that, the thing is I don't have a manual for all these devices... is it serious?

Hello lenrok and thank you!
However, I have 1 issue with connections:
- how do I make an antenna and how do I insert it into AM ANT and FM ANT??
- I understand how to connect my amplifier to my turntable (aux), but where exactly do I plug it into my turntable (which holes)?
- my speaker wires are stripped at the end...what should I add to connect them to the terminals of my amplifier/tuner???
Thanks again!

Thank you again,
I still have a problem with my speakers. Let me explain: they are wires (black and red) stripped at the end. However, on my Schneider amp/tuner, I see that I need a connector = a "plug" to insert these cables... but I don’t know what it looks like. I'm not just going to stick my wires into the holes of the tuner/amp, you know?
You know, I don’t know anything at all, so what you’re talking about is a bit like Chinese to me...
Could you please look at the pictures again and make me a sketch of what I need to do without setting the house on fire, or guide me step by step telling me which plug to connect to which color, etc...? You would be really kind!
Thank you again, f.d.

Good evening again,
thank you very much, I will wait and keep you updated by tomorrow, I have to turn off the internet because I am not at home.
Let’s hope I understand everything...
Have a good evening.

Hello, I just bought an old vinyl player from TESLA, model NZC 041 LUXE, but I don't understand how to connect the speakers to my amplifier even though I have an intuition that the connection, being old, may not work with my newer speakers. What equipment should I buy to make them compatible? Do you know what kind of store still has old speakers? Is there a solution to my problem?

It's me again, I'm just adding that the connections on the amp turntable are all small and rectangular with a tiny round one next to them. I've deduced that the old speakers had clip connections. Here are some photos because it's not obvious:
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/6977/dscn6095vf9.jpg

Thank you in advance for any attempt to help with my despair of not being able to listen to my vinyl records.

Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.

I don't think you can make a connection with plugs like that, good luck to you!

Good evening to you, I have another question regarding this amplifier (I own a TA8000 - the model above at the time). I just reconnected it and bought speakers with the possibility of bi-wiring. My question is: do you think it is possible to bi-wire using the "speaker" outputs A and B??? It may be unnecessary, but I am wondering... Thank you for shedding some light on this.
Damien

Good evening

A double terminal on a speaker allows for the separation of bass and treble amplification
Two options
Either bi-wiring. Four wires between the amp and each speaker... eight in total
Or bi-amplification, one amp for the bass and one amp for the treble. Eight wires as well

These techniques are only used by audiophiles

In a standard configuration, leave the jumpers on the speakers in place and use the speakers
as standard speakers with a single terminal

Best regards

Soi
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Good evening to you,

to respond to el-mariachi, that’s exactly the desired goal (audiophile setup)... so is it good to connect in bi-wire using the A+B speaker solution (so in A, 4 wires for the highs; and in B 4 wires for the lows)?
I chose to bring out my old Schneider amp to replace my Sony home cinema that had a sound I found terrible... Then, when I realized the “magical” sound that a TA8000 could produce, I bought (as mentioned above) another pair of speakers like the ones I had just purchased and a Denon amp...
And there... very pure and “magical” sound as well! Goodbye home cinemas!!!!! The question I originally asked is no longer relevant but I'm still interested!

Re;
I would like to point out that I do not want bi-amplification but rather bi-channel...

Good evening Damien

I'm having a hard time following you
please give me your setup again.

P.S.: that being said, the kid....... meh!
I have a Yamaha home theater amplifier with Audio Reference or JMLab speakers. Depending on the day!
Awesome.........better than my Denon stereo hi-fi!

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