....you Mr Addyson815 have been on this site for what 5 minutes and YOU have to ask that question ? . If you are soo smart - and need to validate your presence ; Okay how do you hook up a CD player to my 1976 Kenwood Receiver.....what inputs do I user ?
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It's no wonder why members don't want to reply to threads on this site because of the way garebear replied to addyson815. So garebear..... let me ask this....if a member that has been in this site for a number of years had replied the same way that addyson815 did, would your reply have been the same OR did you think it was ok to reply that way because addyson815 has only been here a short time and has no feedback? as mentioned earlier, use any input other than phono. On equipment today, most of the inputs are labeled and just because it says "cd" does it mean you have to connect the CD player to it.....use whatever input you want, but just make sure on the front that you select the proper input. |
I use one of these to play CD’s . It won’t display the track that is playing,but other than that it works just fine. 35 bucks at Walmart! https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sony-DVD-Player-DVPSR210P/20370550 |
Thank you Mr Riley but you have missed my need for a response to that post altogether. I was somewhat cordial posting the question back to the member to answer my inquiry...if you have something to say that will actually add to the post ; then say it. I put the post up because I was not sure how to exactly hook a CD player to an older receiver, legitimate question or so I thought and as I noted ; Mr Ruebent answered my inquiry. There was no need for Mr Addyson to perpetuate the post no matter how long a member has been on this site questioning basically someone's ( audio ) intelligence. There was no need or value to a post presented as such. I am sure after looking at it again you will or should agree. Mr Ruebent professionally answered my question as well as you have. |
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