McIntosh MX135 - How to Connect Analog Audio Components for Five or Six Channels

15
How to Connect Audio Components for five or six channels
The MX135 accepts Analog Audio and Digital Audio Sig-
nal Inputs. It is important to connect the Analog Outputs
along with the Digital Audio Signal Output from source
components connected to the MX135. This will assure that
the audio from that source component is available to the
VCR1 and 2 Outputs, Zone B and optional CR16
Multizone System.
1. Connect a DB25 Cable, shielded straight through 25
conductor, from the MX135 MULTI-CHANNEL AMP
Connector to the McIntosh Six Channel Power Ampli-
fier Multi-Channel Input Socket.
2. Connect a cable from the MX135 Analog Audio
INPUTs (Input 11) to the McIntosh 2 CH Audio Out-
puts of the McIntosh DVD Player.
3. Connect balanced cables from the MX135 ZONE A
BALANCED INPUTS 1 to the McIntosh Balanced Au-
dio Outputs of the McIntosh DVD Player.
4. Connect cables from the MX135 EXTERNAL Audio
INPUTs to the McIntosh 5.1CH Audio Outputs of the
McIntosh DVD Player.
5. Connect a cable from the MX135 Left and Right Ana-
log Audio INPUTs (Input 6) to the Left and Right Ana-
log Audio Outputs of the Satellite Receiver.
6. Connect a cable from the MX135 VCR1 Audio OUT-
PUT (Output 9) to the VCR Audio Input.
7. Connect a cable from the MX135 VCR1 Audio INPUT
(Input 9) to the VCR Audio Output.
8. Connect a cable from the MX135 LV Audio INPUT
(Input 8) to the Digital Audio Recorder Analog Output.
9. Connect a cable from the MX135 VCR2 Audio OUT-
PUT (Output 10) to Digital Audio Recorder Analog
Input.
10. Connect a cable from the
MX135 ZONE A
SUBwoofer OUTPUTS to
the McIntosh Powered
Subwoofer Line In Jack.
IN OUT
VCR
Satellite
Receiver
McIntosh DVD Player
McIntosh Multichannel Power Amplifier
Analog OUT
Digital Audio Recorder
How to Connect Audio Components for five or
six channels
McIntosh Powered Subwoofer
Analog IN