Broken lead needs to be replaced

Yes, on two conditions:

1) the JX-S900 needs to be a proper matrix switcher. It has to have the ability to route 1 input to more than one output.

2) the sub signals need to be low level RCA/phono, and not high level speaker wire connections. That's not just about the type of connector. It's about the signal going through those wires. A low level RCA/phono sub connection conducts a maximum 0.7 Volt. A speaker wire connection can transmit 30 Volts! If you put 30 Volts in to a line level switching device such as the JX0S900 you'll fry it.

Provided that the above two criteriia are both met, then yes it will work.

• Connect the AV receiver's sub out to Source 1 - white RCA phono.

• Connect the two subs mono LFE Left input (white RCA) or the single black RCA/phono inputs to the JVC's outputs 1 and 2 - white RCA/phono.

• Set the source routing: input 1 goes to output 1 and 2

The two audio sockets you are connecting your Receiver to are not audio outputs, but inputs to the TV. So you will never get to hear the receiver playback of your TV that way!
Your best bet is to use the HDMI sockets either HDMI 1 or 2 and get a HDMI lead and take that to your Receiver, which hopefully should have an HDMI socket!
This should also pass video as well as hi-fi signals to your receiever.

Hdmi is digital minded while your hi-fi is analogue signals, you have two possible options I think if your TV has no phono audio out.

Your scarts (number 1 only) will have analogue in's and out's a scart lead with audio in/out to phono (come with a switch mostly) or adaptor is required some I have seen at one time had a plug one end and socket the other with output phono's in the middle, so to monitor signals going each way (TV > VCR or VCR > TV).
If you are not using the scart then just a simple scart to phono will do, note scart sockets on an TV only one will give an output.

The other route is a converter for hdmi a device that will convert digital signals to analogue, while the video element can have problems (on cheap units) through poor design/technicals the audio should present no problem, look for hdmi to audio converters.

Hope this helps.........

Hello
If your LG unit to which you wish to give the audio output of your TV has an input [Audio In] socket, you cah connect it with using phono leads. In most cases, the audio equipements will have audio IN sockets with them; some have an RCA socet, otheres have stereo type sockets which accept external audio signals. Look keelnly on the back side of your audio equipment and find out which type is there, and buy a phono chord to suit the need. If there is no audio IN on your audio equipement, there is no way to connect. OK.

hi,
yes you need an amplifier with or without phono input.
your turntable has three types of output
1.phono output (can connect to the phono input of an amplifier which has a phono input)
2. line level output [can connect to ( aux,cd,tape,tunner what u prefer) an amplifier which has these inputs]
there is a selection switch for phono or line level output on the back side
3. and usb( to computer)

Normally 3 standard sockets for audio, line in, line out and mic in, that are coloured blue green and pink respectively, for audio out connect to green socket (3.5mm jack plug)

Sounds like the output on the TV is a phono socket or a jack and the inputs on the sub woofer take banana plugs. You need (or should make up) a lead with a phono or jack plug one and and two banana plugs the other end. (phono plug/socket has two connections and banana plugs just one)

If you can provide the model numbers of the two bits of equipment I can check this for you.

hi you need a Phono Input Attenuator Line Adapter
the above link is for one on ebay but they are also available through radio shack

Dear Armani,

You cannot put de leads from an MP3 player or your TV into the pre-amplified connection of your Denon,
the phono "stage" is a low input stage, your input from MP3, TV, CD, DVD oscasetteplayer is high output (a 5 to 10 times stronger signal)
Try every other stage like tape 1 or 2, this will work just fine,

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MOST UNITS HAVE MONITOR OUTPUT ON THEM. IF YOU ARE GOING INTO THE PHONO INPUT ON THE RECIEVER YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE A STEP DOWN CONVERTER. THIS REDUCES THE AMPLITUDE OF THE SIGNAL DOWN, SO THE PHONO INPUT CAN ACCEPT IT.