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Anonymous Posted on Jan 26, 2010

Kenwood Stereo Have a Kenwood Stereo Compact Disc Player DP-M98 and a AM-FM Stereo Tuner KT-58, Double Cassette Deck KX-68W How do I hook them together????Wiring Hook-up

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I presume you realize none of these things produces speaker amplification. A receiver would do that and facilitate graceful and simultaneous interconnections. But it's not a necessity for selective interconnective between them, just not all at the same time.

I can't find any details on anything you named except the Tuner.

Typically, the tuner would use an RCA pair to go to a receiver AUX, TUNER or other Line Level input for source selection and amplification. Lacking a receiver, run it to the Tape Deck inputs for recording.

Ditto for the CD changer, but you'll probably have to disconnect the tuner.

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