1. Attach (1) A203/A103 to the Left/Right Speaker Outputs of the Receiver.

2. Attach (1) R203/R103 to the Left/Right RCA Outputs of the Audio Player.

Connect the Audio Player to the Receiver using an Analog connection. It is not recommend that you connect the Audio Player to the Receiver using a Digital connection if the Receiver does not have PREOUT jacks. In this case there would be no way to connect the R203/R103 to stabilize the Receiver's internal Digital to Analog Converter circuit. 

3. For potentially more sound improvement, you can experiment with
    attaching (1) R203/R103 to the Left/Right RCA Tape (Record) Outputs
    of the Receiver (to stabilize its internal Preamp's input stage).

Note: In some receivers the Record Out is not active for all its analog inputs. Make sure the Record Out is connected to the analog input being used. It is OK for the R203/R103 to just hang off the back of the receiver with no other cables connected to it.

- If your receiver has a Stereo/Direct mode, we recommend you use the Direct mode to bypass the internal signal processing of the Receiver which cannot be stabilized.

4. Up to (3) R203/R103 stabilizers can be replaced with a single HR203/HR103 (with Y-cables) for a more cost effective solution. Up to (2) R103 stabilizers can be replaced with a single QR103 (with Y-cables).

Note: Check that the reach of the HR203/HR103/QR103 is sufficient for your system.