There are clearly only preouts for surround, center, and subwoofer as the OP stated. Either passive LOC should work fine. Or if you are looking at Audiosource amps, the AMP 210 has speaker level inputs. ;) Oh my that's a nice piece of hardware... Though I can't say I have $300 to shell out on it ri...

Page 13 clearly says you have a pre out. Number 10 on the illustration states: these terminals are for connecting a power amplifier Is that what you looking for? It's a peculiar little system. It has a 5.1 surround sound capability. So those pre-outs are for optional add-on channels, such as center...

Oh a DVD "Receiver", that is quite different than a Receiver :lol: You could use the Tape Outs, though you would need to confirm that's not at 100% volume all the time. Very frustrating! It has center, surround and bass outputs but nothing for l/r. Absolutely shameful that they left that ...

You could use the Tape Outs Not possible - those are only activated/used by an external tape deck, which would plug in both into the TAPE IN and TAPE OUT - simply a way to use the receiver as output/processor for an external tape deck. There simply isn't a line-out, which is why I am embracing the ...

Well, if I had a line-out, I wouldn't be doing this :P It's an Onkyo CS-V720S DVD Receiver mini-system. It has MANY things in the back of the unit, EXCEPT a line-out. It's got pre-outs for center, surrounds, and subwoofer. It's got line-in/out for a cassette tape deck add-on, it's got TV/Video conne...

My project is for a home audio system, not car audio, but I find myself needing to use a line-out converter, which seems to be auto sound domain, so I am asking for your expertise and experience :mrgreen: I have a very nice, entry-level, Onkyo receiver, and I want to use an external amp to drive the...