Quote Originally Posted by Panomaniac View Post
I use the adapters all the time for work for this very purpose, no problem. You can buy the BNC to RCA female adapters and put them on the back of the Pioneer. You can even find BNC to RCA male cables, if you know where to look.
Yes, a cable was my first thought, and I have found them online, but the adapters are cheaper. Unfortunately, all the questions and searching were for naught since I now realize my one set of component inputs on the TV are occupied. I'm just going to use the S-video cable that I have been using with my Teac DVD player, that lacks a component output.

I should check to see if I ever bought RCA connectors. I know I bought wire to make my own RCA cables. This would be a good opportunity to make some audio cables to connect to my amp, since the 9444A has a barrier strip with 1/2 of two different RCA cables cut with wires bared and screwed down. Or I could try to add RCA's to the amp.