Wish to add two additional speakers to My Comcast box,as My sound comes out of the bottom of the Tv,and wish to have sound out front.Will it work?
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I'm not sure how to answer. This is a single channel splitter. It will take a single RCA output and split to two. If you have right and left RCA outputs on your TV, you shouldn't need this. If there is a single output, it may not be RCA, as it should be stereo. If it is a digital output (usually yellow), this will not work as you will need a digital converter and amplifier. I hope this info helps you.
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The question is not clear. The "Y" cable will not handle the current to the speakers AT HIGH volume levels. At normal listening levels it would probably work. The cable is intended for low level, input signals.
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This item is meant to provide a simple solution for computer monitors that lack internal speakers. My answer is yes, if you were just adding additional audio to supplement the sound of the TV, but you'd also need to purchase an inexpensive adapter (stereo to RCA) to be able to mate it up. This system though is ill equipped to handle surround audio if that is your intention. Hope this helps.
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If your TV is a regular TV there should be two audio "outs." One is the standard red and white "RCA" jacks. The other should be the "digital or optical" out jack that is primarily used to connect high-end home theater units or speaker bars. I have a two Vizio TVs. One is about 4 years old and there isn't the digital out jack. My newer one has it that I hooked up a speaker bar to. I didn't buy the one with the subwoofer, so I wasted my money. I instead bought this cable, an audio converter, digital to analog, and hooked up some regular computer speakers and have the full theater sound without the big price. Good Luck, Stephanie Jimenez If your TV is a regular TV there should be two audio "outs." One is the standard red and white "RCA" jacks. The other should be the "digital or optical" out jack that is primarily used to connect high-end home theater units or speaker bars. I have a two Vizio TVs. One is about 4 years old and there isn't the digital out jack. My newer one has it that I hooked up a speaker bar to. I didn't buy the one with the subwoofer, so I wasted my money. I instead bought this cable, an audio converter, digital to analog, and hooked up some regular computer speakers and have... » Read More If your TV is a regular TV there should be two audio "outs." One is the standard red and white "RCA" jacks. The other should be the "digital or optical" out jack that is primarily used to connect high-end home theater units or speaker bars. I have a two Vizio TVs. One is about 4 years old and there isn't the digital out jack. My newer one has it that I hooked up a speaker bar to. I didn't buy the one with the subwoofer, so I wasted my money. I instead bought this cable, an audio converter, digital to analog, and hooked up some regular computer speakers and have the full theater sound without the big price. Good Luck, Stephanie Jimenez « Show Less
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A quick visit to the Audioengine web site (hint!) shows (since I'm at work and cannot look at the back of my speakers at home...) that the system has two input modes: the four RCA (+/-, LR) connectors, and a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack. However, if your TV has only digital outputs available (which would seem odd, to me), some kind of converter would be required, I should think.
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You would have to get an adaptor. Perhaps Radio Shack has an adaptor that goes from dual male rca (your tv) to female 3.5mm ( the speaker set)Kev
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cut it in the middle and add the cable you need, thats all. i did it with the rear speakers
1978173
Forgot one thing: If you have the TV taking in the broadcast or cable signal and you want sound from speakers driven by the Sony receiver then you must use the audio out jack (a mini-plug) from the tv to one of the analog inputs on the receiver. Make sure the speaker pattern setting on the amplifier matches your speaker set-up or the sound will not be properly routed.
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Yes, I plugged the red and white male ends into their respective left / right female ends (audio out on back of TV); then plugged the male pc speakers, in my case, into the single female end on the device you are inquiring about. It is that simple. Now, having stated this, I do not have control via my TV controller to lower / raise the volume (naturally) of the pc speakers---that must be done manually. However, the end result is that I now have a decent sound rather than the almost ridiculous excuse for sound that these little flat screen tv's have ! :( Good luck to you! :)
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Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
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There are little spring clamp speaker jacks on the back of the unit so you might double up additional speaker leads, but the unit may not have the power to drive them. When you set the sound stating to 3, the systems sounds pretty damn good for the size. I also run a tv audio into the aux and it is great.
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I tried it when initially setting up my system and it worked. I had the two long front speakers hooked up as the back and the sound was fine. I've since changed it back as I found two older speaker stands for the designated back speakers.
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If your tv doesn't have any alternate sound out option a sound bar wont work sir. You have to have coax (red, white,) cable ports minimum. Best are hdmi and optical ports. As long as you have something from your Tele to the shins system all others will come through. (Royku etc)
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It would, but that shouldn't matter. They are out putting the same sound, your TV would just act as a center speaker at that point.
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Yes ---- This is NOT recommended as it would upset the built in arrangement. For best results use it as received. You will be surprised at the surround sound you will gwet. GOOD LUCK
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You may have to change the setting on your tv to use the external speaker. Mine sounds great.
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I do.The speakers take up the bottom part of the TV.Just make sure that you have enough width on the entertainment center.This set I believe is 30" wide. So make sure you have at least 32" available.Great set. You'll love it.
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They should work with the audio out connection. I got these speakers for my laptop and they work great. That's a big TV you have though. For it I'd consider bigger speakers although wouldn't know what to recommend. Something more in the home theater line perhaps. To provide the surround sound effect you are most likely wanting.