“I have a Bose radio/CD player; can I connect the Denon as an auxiliary component to the Bose (or will the Bose serve as a receiver and/or pre-amp)?”
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You can do it both ways. The Denon has a switch under the platter that allows you to hook it to a preamp or directly to the aux or phono connections on your device. Note that it is an AV connection only and does not support other connections.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.IT WILL CONNECT TO ANY RECEIVER OR OTHER AUDIO PLAYBACK DEVICE THAT HAS RCA STEREO PHONO JACKS. THERE'S A SWITCH UNDER THE PLATTER THAT YOU SLIDE TO CHOOSE WHAT TYPE OF INPUT YOU CONNECT IT TO - A DEDICATED PHONO INPUT ON A RECEIVER OR AN AUXILIARY INPUT
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, you can plug it into the aux component input and it will work just fine. You may need an adapter if the Bose unit has just a 3.5m plug aux input. And you should turn the switch on the turntable to the ON position. This is the built in phono preamp on the turntable. The switch is located under the platter.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There is a setting under the turntable deck that you can switch if you are using a pre-amp or not. So, yes, you are able to use it as an aux input.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it will work.
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