Can't hook up my sb 2920x-c6 to my auria eq 5888 tv where audio out jack

The EQ is made to go between two devices such as a preamplifier then to the EQ then to your receiver or TV to EQ then to your receiver, depending on what you are trying to do. This is how you hook it up. TV line out goes to EQ line in. EQ line out goes to receiver line in. The receiver is then selected to use line in by a push button on your receiver or by other means that says line in to select that as your source from the front receiver panel. The red rca line cable is for the right side and the white is your left side of the audio. your receiver now can hook to the speakers and you have control of the volume up and down from your receiver. Now if you are going to go from your receiver to a high powered amplifier then the line out on your receiver would go to the line in on the EQ and the line out on the EQ would go to the amplifier line in. The amplifier would have to be able to control the volume up and down as line in and line out volumes are fixed. Record output jack is for recording where the jack goes to a recording device line input. The play is the recorder line out that plugs into that jack. Ignore those two jacks for your purpose.

Read the user guide that comes with the sound bar. The bar has an optical link and RCA input jacks. The Auria TV should have RCA output jacks, so get a paired cable set with red and white RCA plugs on both ends. The input button on the sound bar will select the connected input when pressed.

Make the connection to the "Variable Audio" output jack of the TV.

You have to use the TAPE 2 (or monitor) on the receiver. It will take two sets of RCA cables. Both the receiver and the EQ will have an input and an output.

• Run the output/REC (from TAPE 2) to the input on the EQ.
• Then, run the input from the receiver (TAPE 2 again) to the output on the EQ.

The EQ will have another 2 sets of RCA jacks to hook up a second tape deck (because you used the jacks on the receiver for the EQ). You don't have to hook anything to these if you don't want to, or don't have a second tape deck.

The receiver will have a monitor button, which most of the time is labeled as TAPE 2/MONITOR. Select whatever input you want to use (CD, Tuner, Aux, etc.), then press the MONITOR/TAPE 2 button. When that is on, the EQ will be in the audio chain - you'll be able to use the EQ to adjust the sound. If you turn the MONITOR off it will take the EQ out of the audio chain - the EQ settings won't affect the sound.

Keep in mind, the EQ will also have a button to select the TAPE 2 input. If you have a second tape deck hooked up to the EQ, this is how to use it. Make sure that the tape input is off on the EQ, if you aren't listening to that second tape deck.

Not all TV's have audio output connection jacks.

It is normally marked on the panel. The white and red RC sockets are normally the audio in/out.

The socket for the jack on the set has a leaf connection that when you insert the jack moves aside routing sound to head phones and cutting it off to speakers= the socket for the jack is out of position inside, either needs to be replaced or tweaked inside just a little.

Not much else can cause this if the headphones work.

FOR EXAMPLE IF YOU WER HOOKING IT TO A CD PLAYER,, YOU WOULD PLUG RCA JACKS IN THE LINE OUT ON THE CD PLAYER,, THEN PLUG THEM IN THE EQ WERE IT SAYS LINE IN OR AUDIO IN,,THEN TAKE SOME RCA JACKS PLUG IN THE EQ TO AUDIO OUT, THEN TO YOUR RECIEVER,, IN CD ,,AND VISE VERSA ,,WETHER ITS A TV OR PHONO,, ANYTHING,,

if the Eq has enough jacks to run every thing, that would go In to Eq an out to receiver, you were told correctly, for example cdplayer out - to Eq In - Eq- out to Receiver in