I have a Pioneer recordable CD player where I can record CD's. Will this work with this receiver
1740496
Of course it will. Any device with an audio output will work. On the back of your CD player/recorder you will find different connections, probably both 'Digital' and 'Analog' outputs. Analog outputs are the red and white colored plugs - called RCA plugs - which use a cable called an RCA cable. Digital outputs might be an optical type, which is a squarish looking connection with a flap over it (possibly having a red glow coming from it), or it could be a connection that looks just like the red and white analog connections but is orange in color (RCA type 'coaxial' connection). Digital connections usually have a better sound than the analog, but choose whichever connection you want and find that same connection on the back of the Onkyo receiver. Note what the 'Input' plug that you chose to use is labeled (ie: CD, CBL/Sat, GAME, etc.) and then use the Input control on the front panel to find that same name. Turn on the CD player and play some music and there you go!
1740497
Yes it will, I have a Tascam cc-222slmkii to record vinyl to CD. If you are recording cd to cd, may I suggest you run a audio toslink or digital coaxial cable from the player to the recorder. If you have the connections.
1740498
I don't see why it should not if your Pioneer has an appropriate output port.
684951
I'm not sure...you should give pioneer a call and they could tell you. Mine was recommended and installed by a professional who figured out the dynamics of what was compatible.
86325
The Pioneer CDR55 remote works with the AVH-P3200BT. I've been using them together for about 4 years.
1303461
I am no expert but from my experience if the receiver has a 35 audio input it will work. I have used it on my truck radio, my honda radio and a Onkyo receiver and all worked with no problem
2040211
As long as you have a separate Subwoofer out channel on the back of your receiver, it will work. You can connect this sub with any regular RCA jack
891289
I don't know that particular receiver but any receiver with RCA preouts will work.
69241
It will work if your receiver have a DIGITAL RCA (ie not fiber optical) input.
1073142
No idea. This remote was listed in the instructions for accessories for my unit. I would contact Pioneer. They have a website.
1959667
Yes, that would work with the Music Hall MMF 2.2LE. Any phono preamp would allow you to connect to your Pioneer Reciever.
1358719
It will as long as you have an Optical input on your receiver. Otherwise the unit can't function.
986090
can you post the link to the website this information was on? I just sent an email to pioneerusa.com customer support asking about Cd-R capabilities for this unit. I will post any response I get.
1931091
Yes Russell, This will work with any input you choose on your receiver whether it be Tape In, Aux, Tv Etc..As far as your ground wire goes, There is a grounding screw on the back of this unit. It's really a no brainer. ENJOY!
1870710
Google search reveals that it will work with Pioneer equipment using ASIO so I assume it will work... I suggest asking NI support directly via email to be sure.
399304
The answer is a yes and a no, yes the RECEIVER works but no the CD doesn't work and the only thing you can use it for is a flying disk, but you to download some stuff for the receiver to work so search some tutorials for how to do it on YouTube
1168025
I'm Really Not Sure Cause I Don't Own A Philips CDR Player To Know Nor Do I Know Anybody That Does But If Your Player Records CD Digital AudioRecordables Then It May Just Work In Your Player Being These Are Rewritable Discs. Just Try 1 Instead Of A Pack First To Test It Out, Then Go From There If Your Successful. Hope It Works Out For You.
1390112
From the Pioneer website - The CD-SR100 is compatible with most DEH, AVH, and MVH Pioneer receiver models that are remote-capable. So, yes. Just make sure you have a direct line of site from where you mount it to the front of your stereo.
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yes, it will work. just be aware if you install it yourself with a pioneer radio you will have 3 wires left over in the end ( this is assuming you don't have sync... if you have sync it's a whole different story...)