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<blockquote data-quote="Archive7" data-source="post: 985425">I have a Panasonic SC-CH51 Stereo System with remote, consisting of two units plus a pair of loudspeakers.One unit has the audio amplifier and a dual tape deck, the second unit has FM/AM tuner and a CD player.There is a special cable that connects the two units.As I don't have much space, I decided to try only the first unit which has an analogue Auxiliary input White and Red RCA connectors.The LCD TV has phono/audio connector at the back that monitors anything that is playing. Connected an audio cable between the TV and amplifier, connected the wharfedale loudspeakers to the speakers output, switched on and the sound quality was quite good playing a CD or any satellite channel..This is what I will use in the meantime, until I decide what to buy next, with audio digital input of course,The power consumption is 140W for the whole system, which is a lot less than the Sony AV STR-940 rated 290W.I doubt if I will use more that 10W music power maximum and therefore the actual power consumption is going to be less than 100W I hope.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Archive7, post: 985425"] I have a Panasonic SC-CH51 Stereo System with remote, consisting of two units plus a pair of loudspeakers. One unit has the audio amplifier and a dual tape deck, the second unit has FM/AM tuner and a CD player. There is a special cable that connects the two units. As I don't have much space, I decided to try only the first unit which has an analogue Auxiliary input White and Red RCA connectors. The LCD TV has phono/audio connector at the back that monitors anything that is playing. Connected an audio cable between the TV and amplifier, connected the wharfedale loudspeakers to the speakers output, switched on and the sound quality was quite good playing a CD or any satellite channel.. This is what I will use in the meantime, until I decide what to buy next, with audio digital input of course, The power consumption is 140W for the whole system, which is a lot less than the Sony AV STR-940 rated 290W. I doubt if I will use more that 10W music power maximum and therefore the actual power consumption is going to be less than 100W I hope. [/QUOTE]

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