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Connecting Kompete Kontrol S61 to Home Cinema Amplifier Yamaha RX-A4A using RJ-45 cable

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Connecting Kompete Kontrol S61 to Home Cinema Amplifier Yamaha RX-A4A using RJ-45 cable

Connecting Kompete Kontrol S61 to Home Cinema Amplifier Yamaha RX-A4A using RJ-45 cable

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I would like to output the sound played from Kompete Kontrol S61 music keyboard using a RJ-45 cable (rather than a mini-pin to RCA stereo cable) to my home cinema speakers for a better sound, is this possible?

My Yamaha RX-A4A home cinema ampli has a RJ-45 entry to allow connection to internet box, however I want to connect with the RJ-45 cable directly to my computer to avoid having to access the wi-fi internet.

It is possible to change the ip addresses of the Yamaha RX-A4A by entering the menu, to allow communication with my PC, but I have no idea how to set all of this up to be able to output the Kompete Kontrol S61 sound to my home cinema speaker system.

Is there anyone with this technical knowledge that can help?

many thanks

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