Kenwood KR-V8070 accept digital signals, trying to hook up to cable box?

Hi James Kohler, to connect the EQ SH-8029 to the Kenwood KR-710, you must have two cables from 2 RCA to 2 RCA
One connects it to the EQ Line In (Line In) and on the other hand you connect it to the REC output of Tape1 in the Kenwood, the other cable goes from the Line Out of the EQ to the entrance Tape1 PLAY at Kenwood
In order to hear the equalized sound, you must select the Source, example; Radio CD, Phono and you must enable Tape 1
If you had used Tape 1 connections, you can use Tape 2 and if you have used both of Tape, you can do what you indicated first and what was in Tape 1 connect it to the Tape entrance, which brings the EQ
I hope you can connect it
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola James Kohler, para conectar el EQ SH-8029 al Kenwood KR-710, deberas contar con dos cables de 2 RCA a 2 RCA
Uno lo coenctas en la Entrada de Linea del EQ(Line In) y por el otro lado lo conectas a la salida de REC de Tape1 en el Kenwood, el otro cable va desde la salida de Linea (Line Out) del EQ hasta la entrada PLAY de Tape1 en el Kenwood
Para poder escuchar el sonido ecualizado, deberas seleccionar la Fuente, ejemplo ; Radio CD, Phono y debes habilitar Tape 1
Si tubieras utilizadas las conexiones de Tape 1, puedes usar Tape 2 y si tienes utilizadas las dos de Tape, puedes hacer lo que te indique primero y lo que estaba en Tape 1 lo conectas en la entrada de Tape, que trae el EQ
Espero lo puedas conectar
Saludos Franco Dosil

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/287007/Kenwood-Kr-710.html

Certainly possible. That's what a cable box is for....

Can you hear the speaker relays clicking on ? unit might be in part protection

Yes. It's in the manual.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Kenwood-KR-V990D-Receivers-manual/id/479ci955/t/2/

Hi,yes you can connect Kenwood KR-4600 to an ipod.


Instruction..

You will need an RCA cable .


Connect the RCA (red and black to the input of the Kenwood KR-4600...You have options of inputs to use..

Either input at the back of the Kenwood KR-4600,or tape A and tape B..which ever you wan to use..

After connecting the red and black RCA to Kenwood KR-4600, then connect the other jack end to the ipod, and go the front of the Kenwood KR-4600 to activate the input selection knob to the desired input being selected at the back of the Kenwood KR-4600..

And don't forget to turn on the volume of the Kenwood KR-4600 and also the iPod volume..

And after that your done..

Good luck to you..

Wherever the unidentified subwoofer's manual recommends. As there are no volume-controlled pre-amp outputs it would have to be a model that accepts full-range speaker level input if you want to control its volume locally.

Maybe hook up the actual source of the TV audio (not necessarily the TV) directly to the Kenwood. Cable and SAT boxes have nice standard digital audio outputs. They're wasted on TV's which typically have sucko speakers. Lower-end analog audio is also available if you want to watch Cable/SAT throught the TV speakers.

You shouldn't hook things up and guess how they work.

BTW "KRV1074" doesn't bring up a valid link anywhere in the universe except your request.

Try finding the manual here...

http://www.kenwoodusa.com/ Use the Search box.

Here is a link to the manual:

http://www.kenwoodusa.com/Support/Home_Electronics_Owners_Manuals/#_

You need to use the tape 1 record. Then put the Kenwood in tape 1 mode.

Hope that helps...

Geno