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There are several reasons to consider hooking up your stereo system with your TV and VCR.
If your TV does not have stereo, you can get stereo quality from your VCR by hooking it to your stereo receiver.
Even if your TV does have stereo, you can get better sound by taking advantage of your stereo's better speakers.
You can record stereo audio on your VCR for longer play times, or use the VCR as an extra tape deck for dubbing.
Hookup
Stereo System Hookup
To make this hookup, you need to be familiar with the options on your stereo system. Look at the back of your receiver. Probably you have AUDIO IN and OUT jacks for a second tape deck - labeled Tape 1 and 2, or AUX 1 and 2. Consult your stereo owner's manual for further information.
You will need two audio cables - the kind with two
Connect the right (red) and left (white) AUDIO OUT on the VCR to the right and left AUDIO IN on the stereo system.
Connect the left and right AUDIO OUT on the stereo to the right and left AUDIO IN on the VCR.
The AUDIO IN (left) on the front of the VCR handles the
Recording from Your Stereo System
With the hookup just shown, you can use your VCR to record a custom program of selections from your stereo library. The videotape recording will give you excellent stereo quality and a
Assemble the selections you want to record on the stereo, and insert a blank VHS cassette into the VCR. Be sure that HIFI is selected in the VCR SETUP
screen (See page 26).
Press DISPLAY, then press 5 on the remote control to select SP or EP. The EP setting gives you reasonable audio quality and a longer tape program.
Press AVX on the remote control to turn the LINE (L1) indicator on.
Press REC/IRT on the VCR and start the stereo system audio source (Tape, CD, etc.).
To stop recording, press STOP. To play back the recording, rewind the tape and press PLAY.
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