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Need help on wiring bose 901 with eq to Yamaha RXV520 Hometheater

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whoaru99 said:
Chances are you can't, AVR typically does not have the necessary monitor loop to insert the EQ.
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hi mate
When I went and purchased the speaker guys had amp like mine and tested them but his left the country now and can’t contact him
So just wanted to know if any one can help me here
 
Thags said:
hi mate
When I went and purchased the speaker guys had amp like mine and tested them but his left the country now and can’t contact him
So just wanted to know if any one can help me here
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Like I said, AVR/HT receiver typically doesn't have a tape monitor loop to connect the EQ. Can't make it do something it doesn't have. Maybe the guy didn't even have the EQ connected in a manner that actually worked if he had a AVR. The AVR can certainly make the speakers produce sound, but that doesn't mean the EQ was in the circuit. The speakers will make sound without the EQ, just not the sound they are intended to make.
 
whoaru99 said:
Like I said, AVR/HT receiver typically doesn't have a tape monitor loop to connect the EQ. Can't make it do something it doesn't have. Maybe the guy didn't even have the EQ connected in a manner that actually worked if he had a AVR. The AVR can certainly make the speakers produce sound, but that doesn't mean the EQ was in the circuit. The speakers will make sound without the EQ, just not the sound they are intended to make.
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Okay but his Bluetooth device was connected to the equilizers and we really cranked them for some time and all was good
 
Thags said:
Okay but his Bluetooth device was connected to the equilizers and we really cranked them for some time and all was good
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Oh, well, sure for a single source connect the output of the EQ to any of the inputs on the AVR (except phono if it has one), then the source to the input of the EQ.

Then, of course, select that input on the AVR to get the audio from that source and the EQ.

If you're using the unit mainly just for stereo then the front/main connections for the 6-ch input might be worth trying since those typically bypass all the extra processing stuff in the AVR.
 
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Yeah mate
This just temporary , got back from Dubai yesterday and order crown pre amp and 2 power amps to run the 4 901
This just one source only
 
you can connect the eq to ONE line level source and that's the ONLY source that will properly drive the Bose speakers. The other sources will sound like arse without the eq.
 
100 % skipper and I got it working but here is what I learned
I used the one line souce from my laptop into the Bose equilizer in and out to aux amp and work and sounds Awesome
Here is the thing due to my laptop having multiple functions I connect other device even my HDMI cable to my TV and then you move the stero jack to the tv out and you can listen everything on net and also play Cd if you have 2
Very cool
Can’t wait for my crown preamp and my 2 powe Amps to arrive
Thanks again buddy for your input
 
yeah, the TV can sometimes be used as a switch box, or there are other flavors of RCA switchboxes running from inexpensive to quite a bit more.
 
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