I cant get a signal indication, as I do not know what jack to insert the speakers. I already have a surround sound system hooked into my tv.

My freind said soemthing about and HD-Reciever or something like that because he just got a WEGA also and he’s trying to hook up his sound and HD system to his Xbox 360.

I have an older JVC stereo system and want to hook up wireless outdoor speakers to it, but the JVC has the old style wire clamp system for the speakers.

Is there some sort of adapter I can get? I have the transmitter, there’s just no way to hook it up to the stereo, because it does not have output jacks.

You need a speaker level to line level converter: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142SLC4/Scosche-SLC4.html?search=Scosche+SLC4&tp=2001 This one is for car stereo but it will work for a home stereo too.

I have a pair of Bose 151 outdoor speakers i’d like to connect to my RCA Home Theather Receiver RT 2600. How can i connect if all the speaker conectors are filled on back of receiver?

The Bose 151 use a wired connector not RCA’s. Like Daniel K said you will need a speaker switcher, or selector as there also know by. You will want to make sure that your switcher is Impedance Matching. This means that it will protect the receiver from and overload and save both our speakers and receiver from damage.

You can find these at your local Best Buy with MHT section, or online. The best brand for this is Speakercraft. They come in several options such as one input (stereo left and right) and 2,4,6,8, or even 10 outputs (stereo left and right)

Don’t forget if you plan on adding more speakers with out upgrading the receiver then you should buy a switch with a few extra positions on it.

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