ok i will try to explain my situation as best as i can... i have a 95 max i dont think it really matters what year it is, but i recently put a tv monitor ini there....i have a pioneer head unit that has 2 sets of rca outputs in the back of it....front outputs(left and right) and rear outputs (left and right) now when i hook up a dvd or n64 to my front output...(the rear output is used by my subs) i can only hear so much comming out of the speakers.....liek no matter how much i tunr my know only very little volume comes out....is there any device i cna buy to mkae the volume come out of every speaker and where i cna also control how high or low my volume is.......its very annyoing to only be able to hear little amount of volume....

also my tv came with 1 green wire that says left and right on ti and that swhat gives the tv volume form the little speaker it ahs built in.....i dont know where ot connect this wire...i tried connecting it to my speaker wires comming from my cd player but no luck.,...........please respond abck wiht some help cuz this is bugging me........thank you so much, Tom

 

Well, since you only have OUTPUTS you cant connect a DVD player to the HU. Those are for sending the signal from the HU to the amps. All you will do is ruin your equipment. If you want to connect a DVD player or anything else like that so as to listen to it through the stereo, well, you got the wrong HU. You need one that has audio (or AUX) INPUTS

 

well my cd player does have an aux button on it and when i ahve aux on i cna only hear very little volume.....i am assuming that those controls are either for a front output or for aux.........waht device cna i buy to make the volume come out of all of the speakers?????? thank you

 

You've got a Pioneer head unit... does it have CD changer controls on it? (does it have a P in the model number? i.e. KEH-P8000 or DEH-P9000. KEH are tape players, DEH are CD players...)

either way... since you said there's an AUX mode on the unit, I'm going go ahead and assume you've got a P-series unit... (this is good)..


Sooooo, how you fix this problem is that you go to Pioneer's website (or any Pioneer dealer) and tell them you need an aux input adaptor. this little jobbie plugs into your CD changer jack on the back of the head unit (you can still use up to 3 cd changers in-line with this thing.)
part #s are CD-RB10 or CD-RB20.
Prices are $60 and $75 each.. one has another jack to plug something else in downstream, and the other doesn't.. that's the only difference I can see.
here's a link.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/Pi...010500,00.html


As for the green wire, that's a speaker output for a small external speaker.. if you wire the RCAs on the TV to the new inputs on the adaptor above, you can basically cap those green wires off and not worry about them.
good luck.. Like to see it when you get done!

 

THANK YOU So much.........yes u assumed right i have the cd player(p)wiht the cd changer controls and all. but n e ways....what is the difference between the cd-rb10 and the cd-rb20??? if i order it i want to order the rihgt one......do u know or is it possible i could tell by looking at ym cd player or what...thank you very much!

 

i was looking around.........would this work for me.......i just want ot be able to control my volume how high or low...and i want the volume from my dvd player to come out of my subs also........if i buy this product will it do the trick?????
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S...30CDRB10&o=&a=

thank you......