I have Logitech X-540 speaker that has 3 3.5mm male plugins. Would this device allow my speakers to plug into a TV?
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Yes, this device, as you can see in other pic, is provided by three 3.5mm female connectors. You need an optical cable or coaxial, depends the output of your TV device.
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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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Yes, this should work but make sure you plug in the correct end into your TV, but I'm not sure what your audio receiver has to do with it.
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The Logitech adapter mentioned converts a 3.5MM plug into a USB, you need this to go the other way. With USB being a powered DIGITAL interface & the jack for your home theater would be a analog jack, unless you have a PC near where you can route the output from the receiver into the PC's in jack (as a pass through), you could then use a USB headset. Do a search for "Female USB to 3.5MM adapter" & you will see several forums where this question is being answered. Some other option need several different adapters. best bet may be to get a different headset with the right jack for your home theater. HTH! The Logitech adapter mentioned converts a 3.5MM plug into a USB, you need this to go the other way. With USB being a powered DIGITAL interface & the jack for your home theater would be a analog jack, unless you have a PC near where you can route the output from the receiver into the PC's in jack (as a pass through), you could then use a USB headset. Do a search for "Female USB to 3.5MM adapter" & you will see several forums where this question is being answered. Some other option need several different adapters. best bet may be to get a different headset with the right jack for... » Read More The Logitech adapter mentioned converts a 3.5MM plug into a USB, you need this to go the other way. With USB being a powered DIGITAL interface & the jack for your home theater would be a analog jack, unless you have a PC near where you can route the output from the receiver into the PC's in jack (as a pass through), you could then use a USB headset. Do a search for "Female USB to 3.5MM adapter" & you will see several forums where this question is being answered. Some other option need several different adapters. best bet may be to get a different headset with the right jack for your home theater. HTH! « Show Less
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Yes if your TV has a headphone jack they can plug right up into the headphone jack. That's how I use mine.
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It depends what type of speakers. This is not an amplifier so if you are hopping to plug the speakers directly in, no. If you have an amplifier for the speakers you need to get an adapter that has a 3.5 mm plug on one end.
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probably you can, copmare the speaker jack of your tv with a computer if it has the same jack then you can use it as your tv speaker too.
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It does come with an adapter then splits out into standard right/left rca audio (female) so that should probably suffice with most applications. I never personally tried them on a tv. Otherwise its a 1/8th audio plug you would find on any pair of headphones etc.
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Not for sure - I'm pretty sure they cannot plug directly into a TV, I don't think TVs have that input. But it would work if you routed it through any kind of sound system/receiver/P.A./stereo, then plugged that into the TV.
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If your tv has rca audio outs, then yes you can. In fact, nearly any kind of audio out would work with the right cable (i.e. if your tv only has a 3.55" speaker out, buy a dual rca to 3.55" cord for a few $$). I run mine out from a mixer that is connected to my audio interface on my pc, my tv and my xbox. They make for awesome entertainment speakers... I run them along with a 12" sub as well and it sounds like a movie theater in my bedroom. So the answer is yes...as long as there is some kind of audio out on your tv.
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I did not use this New VM Audio for my TV, rather I used it for my laptop which I exchanged to higher watts (365 watts). To answer your question, this type of speakers would work if you have the audio jack in your TV that allows plug-in. Good luck! Tom Ikegwu.
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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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The page says it supports line-in with 3.5mm jack. If your TV has a headphone jack you can connect it the line-in on the headphones
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This speaker is for putting under your pillow when listening to audio cassettes or other mini plug audio devices. If you can get an adapter for your tv audio output, it should work fine!
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The unit came with a 3.5 mm Jack. If your TV has a recept for this jack plugging into it probably disables the TV speakers. It did on my set.
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I am not sure. I would plug the red and white ends of the included RCA cable into the red and white audio outputs from the TV to speaker system as described in the speaker system manual.
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This device is a Bluetooth RECEIVER so if your TV will use it as a playback device then this will work for you. It has a standard 3.5mm headphone plug on it so you could use a splitter and connect two pairs of headphones.