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The Hi-PHONO BT460EX retail box provides various audio connectors which are ready for different applications. Please press the below icons to see what are inside!
Typical Installations of Transceiver
Typical Installations of Receiver

Type I


Use RCA speaker cable to connect the rear speaker output connectors of music console and the RCA input connector of BT460 Transceiver .

 
Type II


Use RCA cable to connect the RCA output connector of music console and the RCA input connector of BT460 Transceiver .
 
Type III


Use RCA Hi-Fi Jack cable to connect the stereo output jack of computer or portable music player and the RCA input connector of BT460 Transceiver .

If you want to emphasize the audio signals transmitted from the BT460 Transceiver, you need to use the BT470 Mini Amplifier to boots the audio signals to be more powerful.
 
Type I


Use RCA cable to connect the RCA output connector of BT460 Receiver and the RCA input connector of BT470 Mini Amplifier . Then, use speaker wires to connect the speaker output connectors of BT470 Mini Amplifier and the speakers .
 
Type II


Use RCA speaker cable to connect the RCA output connector of BT460 Receiver and the stereo plug of PC speakers .





















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