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CONNECTING TV SOUND AND OTHER SOURCES TO THE AVR-1
Both TV Audio and AUX inputs are available on the AVR-1 for the
connection of other signal sources. If your TV is connected with a
SCART cable, then no further connection is necessary to listen
to TV sound through your AVR-1. If your TV is not using the
SCART connector and has a stereo audio output, we
recommend that you connect it to the TV AUDIO in connections
of the AVR-1. You can then play sound from your TV through the
CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL SURROUND-SOUND DECODER TO THE AVR-1
The AVR-1 may also be used as a source for an external
surround-sound decoder or receiver. An external decoder or
receiver may be used in a large room with large speakers to
achieve more output power than the internal amplifiers of the
AVR-1 can produce. All channels of the multi-channel signal from
EXTERNAL SURROUND
DECODER OR RECEIVER
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Optional connections
multi-channel surround decoder built into the AVR-1 by selecting
the TV input of the AVR-1.
Similarly, you may have another stereo audio-visual source such
as a VCR that can be connected to the AUX input of the AVR-1.
The VCR sound can then be played through the AVR-1 on the
main system speakers and decoded into multi-channel sound if
preferred.
TV AUDIO
OUTPUT
CONNECTIONS
the AVR-1 are connected to the Decoder/Receiver through a
single digital coaxial phono cable. NOTE:- FM/AM radio and Aux
input signals connected to the AVR-1 are not available through
the digital output.
VCR/AUX
AUDIO OUTPUT
CONNECTIONS
Coaxial
digital input
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