How can you connect one HI-FI to another HI-FI?
I have tried using 2 RCA Phono plugs plugged into one HI-FI then plug the other 2 RCA Phono plugs into the other HI-FI then I have switched one of the HI-FI's to the AUX mode whilst playing a CD or whatever on the other HI-FI.
No sound going through at all,I have switched with the same result.
Do I need a special jack or plug?Any ideas?

Thanks.

Drew, January 2006

DON'T start cutting anything up! That's just crazy. I know you found a solution, but here it is, just in case someone else needs help....

HI FI SYSTEM #1 (Main) - Look for the OUTPUT connections on the back of the unit (some don't have this). Plug in your RCA cables, or whatever type of cables fit the OUPUT connections (almost always RCA, unless you have some professional unit)

HI FI SYSTEM #2 (Aux) - Look for the LINE INPUT or AUX INPUT connections on the back (or front) of your unit (the red & white colored connections). Plug the RCA cables you have running from HI FI SYSTEM #1 OUTPUT into the LINE INPUT. That is pretty much it.

Remember, not all systems have OUTPUT connectors. If yours doesn't, your out of luck, and you might have to resort to using your HEADPHONE jack and modifying your cables or buying a special adapter. That's a whole other topic!

Mark, May 2006

easy all you do is cut one end off your 2 RCA Phono plugs one end then attatch a phono plug on then pgono into head phone jack then phono leads at the other end of another sterio

chris, April 2006

Sorted the problem out now, thanx.

Drew, February 2006