When walking through an electronics store audio sections, JVC is one of the most recognizable brands. They make many high-quality audio components ranging from speakers to turntables. JVC CD players offer high-quality sound at an affordable price, and are generally very easy to operate. With only a few button pushes, you'll be listening to your favorite CDs in no time.
Getting started
If you haven't already, place the CD player near your receiver or stereo system. Make sure the shelf you put it on is solid and free of vibrations, as these can reduce the sound quality. Plug it in securely to a wall outlet and press the power button to ensure it turns on. Push the "Eject" button to determine if the CD tray is operating properly. Insert a CD and wait for the player to read it. If everything is working correctly, you're ready to hook it up to your receiver.
Hooking it up
It's very easy to hook up a CD player to a stereo system, and JVC players are no different. First, determine your connection method. If your CD player's rear panel only has analog left/right output jacks (these are colored red and white), use a corresponding red/white audio cable. If your player has digital coaxial or optical outputs, use these. Simply connect the appropriate digital or analog cable from the CD player outputs to the receiver inputs. You'll have to buy the appropriate coaxial or optical audio cables at your local electronics store, if you don't have them already.
