Instruction: Given a question and the related document, and generate the answer to the question based on the information provided in the document.

Input:
Question: How would/can i connect my TV to my speakers being used by this unit??
Document: I bought this at Radio Shack 6 months ago for $99. I connect my TV, DVD, Phonograph to it and power 10&#34; speakers. Excellent sound, full function remote (except no balance function on remote). Note: there are not digital inputs on this unit, but perfect for what I am using it for. 5 stars.
The receiver lacks flexibility if you want to connect speakers with less than 8 ohms. The remote control was a joke, almost like a toy and it didn't work at all with the unit. The manual doesn't explain very much either. It had some humming once turned on. The volume knob would jump from levels so I had to turn it very gently to get the volume that I wanted. I regret buying this brand. Next time I will save more and buy something (hopefully) not made in china if I can.
It looks and feels like an expensive unit, and plays just as well. The functions are limited, but not by any casual users standards. The phono input, aux output and two pair speaker make this unit extremely useful for many situations, for example, as a desktop unit for my computer and record player and radio functions, or as a home theater setup. While it might not be worth upgrading your computer speakers for this, I would recommend this as an upgrade for a desktop computer speaker setup if you had any extra input devices you wanted to connect, such as a record player or tape deck, or CD player.
After S@*Y hosed me on a warranty repair, I replaced that S@*Y unit with this Sherwood. I rigged mine to work with my Audio/Video equipment to play through my waist-height speakers. Movie night (DVD's, DVR, etc.) is pretty awesome now. Rolling off the TV speakers and using this receiver/speaker scheme takes the &#34;muddiness&#34; out of the audio.Pros:Hook-up for turntableFor the price, this unit is not just &#34;hard-to-beat&#34;, it's nearly impossible to beat.Cons:Not crazy about the presets.Not crazy about the radio tuning scheme.Not crazy about the remote operations scheme.Would I recommend this unit to a friend?
I bought this unit to replace an old Nikko receiver that served me well for almost thirty years. Easy to set up and use. Good sound output and plenty of power. All black construction makes controls hard to see in dim light. Multi-use controls can be confusing until you get used to them. AM reception pretty good with stock antenna. FM reception mediocre with stock antenna, I will look into a different antenna. Works well with my old turntable and with my CD player. Good compatibility with my speakers, I notice no bass overboost that would sometimes occur with my old receiver.
Although the Sherwood won't match the old Sony it does offer a chance to get those old components back on line and it does a good job at a reasonable price. Speaker connections are with binding post which a lot of folks don't like but I prefer them to RCA pins or spring clips. I am running two sets of book shelf speakers and a 10 inch powered sub woofer and it can handle them all and deliver good stable sound. As a tuner the AM reception is very good but FM reception is just awful. The little four foot wire antenna attaches to the receiver with a F-Type coax connector meaning that Sherwood probably expects your to connect the receiver to a cable jack but in my situation this is not possible so I used an adaptor to connect the old Sony antenna and was able to get decent reception but nothing like the old Sony which was set up in the exact same location.
Works well for a basic receiver.I've installed several of these, they are my go to choice for an entry level amp/reciever unit for commercial environments like medical offices, small retail shops, etc. It has enough power to drive multiple sets of speakers (via an external selector switch) and plenty of input ports to connect a cd player, ipod, satellite radio, etc, all at a reasonable price. It is simple for most people to use and easy to learn and and understand the basic functions.
I purchased this item in June. For the price I have been very happy with the unit. It handles my 2 Dvd players, HD stero TV, and VCR nicely. I bought this unit as a secondary unit for my kitchen and I find myself more than pleased with the sound quality, using it for music cd's  more than I though I ever would. The tuner also works quite well, and we are in a bad area for AM&FM reception, even on some of my much more expensive equipment. If you need a decent receiver at an inexpensive price its a good product.
Sound quality: GoodUser interface: DecentInput used: Line out from alienware. Have not used it with DVD player or TV.Durability: Unknown as of now.
Needed new Receiver to fit my 19&#34; self, in my TV/Entertainment unit.Have my 200 watt speakers,Turn Table and HDTV audio out connected to the Sherwood Receiver.Sherwood also provided a GND connection for the Turn Table.Purchase Includes easy to use Remote (after ready the instruction manual) and AM/FM antennas.
Answer: Your TV probably has audio outputs (depending on it's age). If so, they would plug in to the receiver's auxiliary inputs, then you could listen to your TV through your stereo system.