How Do You Hook Up An RCA Home Theater System?
RCA home theater systems are designed to provide centralized controls for all of your home theater components. This includes the TV, the DVD player, the speakers, the cable or satellite box. That means a lot of cables to hook up, but connecting them all is a lot easier than it may appear. You just need to recognize what the various cables are and where they go in each respective component. Once you know that, you can hook up your RCA home theater system quickly. Check the back of the RCA home theater system for speaker cable connections. These are usually color-coded black (for the positive connection) and red (for the negative connection). Each speaker outlet should be clearly labeled, denoting which speaker (left front, right rear) each connection links up to. Count the number of additional components in your system and note the kind of cables they require to hook up. Most of them utilize RCA cables, which are arranged in threes and are color coded yellow (for the video signal) red a
