How to Install a Teac Home Theater Receiver
A home theater receiver is at the heart of the audio of a home theater system. The receiver processes and amplifies the audio signal of the DVD, sending sending amplified signals out to the speakers and output to the powered subwoofer. Teac sells a number of home theater receivers which vary in some respects from model to model. However, basic installation principles govern how you hook up the receiver to the various components when it is installed. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Connect your speaker wires. Your Teac home theater receiver will have five pair of speaker terminals on the back panel, for the center, left front, right front, left rear, and right rear speakers. Each pair of terminals will have one red and one black terminal. Each terminal operates by pushing down a tab that opens a hole in the terminal, in which the speaker wire is inserted. Route the speaker wires leading from each of your speakers to the terminals and insert the bare ends of the speaker wires into the openings. Be sure that you connect the red terminal of each speaker to the red terminal of each corresponding receiver speaker terminal.
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Plug one end of your subwoofer cable into the "Sub out" jack of the Teac receiver by pushing the plug into the jack. Insert the other end of the cable into the "Sub in" jack of the subwoofer.
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Connect your audio components to the receiver's audio input jacks with RCA patch cords. Each patch cord will have two RCA jacks, one colored white and the other red. Connect the cable between the output of your audio device (like the audio outputs of a DVD player) and the corresponding audio input on the back of the Teac receiver.
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