I don't know what to call it. What I want to do is connect a Home stereo (No LINE OUT!) to a seperate reciever with and then output to the speakers.
The stereo system has digital tuning, the reviever does not, it is old. I just want to pump the sound from the stereo into the reciever, enhace it with the bass/treble/loudness controls and then hook my speaker up to the reciever.
The stereo does not have any AUX or LINE OUT, just a subwoofer output, headphone, and speaker terminals. I am looking for a way to convert the stereo's speaker output to a RCA plug so I can connect it up to the recievers AUX IN. I know it sounds crazy, but it would enhance the sound alot.
The closest thing I can think of is either using the stereo's headphone jack to pump the sound to the reciever using my 1/8" stereo plug to RCA adapter, but I don't like pumping the subwoofer's bass through the headphone jack. The other thing I could do is stripping one end of a RCA cable and fusing it with the speaker wires, so that I can still use the dedicated subwoofer output of the stereo.

The stereo system has digital tuning, the reviever does not, it is old. I just want to pump the sound from the stereo into the reciever, enhace it with the bass/treble/loudness controls and then hook my speaker up to the reciever.
The stereo does not have any AUX or LINE OUT, just a subwoofer output, headphone, and speaker terminals. I am looking for a way to convert the stereo's speaker output to a RCA plug so I can connect it up to the recievers AUX IN. I know it sounds crazy, but it would enhance the sound alot.
The closest thing I can think of is either using the stereo's headphone jack to pump the sound to the reciever using my 1/8" stereo plug to RCA adapter, but I don't like pumping the subwoofer's bass through the headphone jack. The other thing I could do is stripping one end of a RCA cable and fusing it with the speaker wires, so that I can still use the dedicated subwoofer output of the stereo.








