What kind of audio cable is needed to add a sound bar to this tv (optical or composite)
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I'd also like to know, since the sound on this tv is low. If anyone else knows , please reply to both of us
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If you have a single (yellow) digital audio (SPDIF) "out" jack on the TV, that is specifically for a digital audio "in" jack on another component. Pretty much every TV also has red and white audio out jacks. Those are what you connect to the sound bar. Alternatively, many TVs have an optical (Toslink) jack for audio out. I believe that your sound bar has one too. That would be preferable. AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable - 6 Feet (1.8 Meters)
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I had the same situation with the same TV. You will need to buy a optical audio cable, optical audio to Analog RCA converter box and a RCA Cable. (Left(white)Right(red). Plug one end of your optical fiber cable into the TV the other end in the converter box. Then plug one end of your RCA cable in the convertor box and the other end in your RCA input. You will also need a outlet to power the convertor box.
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This is exactly what you need to convert the signal from the tv to the sound bar. You will also need a digital coaxial audio cable for tv to adapter and a toslink / fiber optic audio cable from adapter to soundbar, to complete the connection.
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you either need an Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable or an HDMI cable depending on the connections you box has. Although if you TV has HDMI ARC this will work better, with the ARc connection your TV will always pass audio through
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As mentioned, a lengthy digital optical audio cable or traditional composite audio cable (red & white) is all you'll need (unless you're also throwing a sub into the mix). Be advised, however, that this product, like most sound bars, are designed specifically to be placed above or below the television facing toward you, not behind. You may experience sync issues by positioning it elsewhere.
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Since the only signal you need to send to the unit is audio, the only input connections you care about are 2 analog (RCA to 3.5mm or 3.5mm to RCA) and 2 digital (Digital Optical or Digital Coaxial). Digital gives you a better quality sound, but I would send the digital audio directly from the source (Receiver or Blu-Ray player) and not the TV. For best results, I use a fiber optic (Toslink) cable from Blu-ray player to Sound bar.
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There's not adaptors ... You have to get a new tv cause the sound bar was made for all the optical ports
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The sound bar is strictly analog, that is, it has no digital (Toslink) connector. If your TV has an analog output for headphones you can connect the sound bar that way, otherwise you have to use a digital-to-analog audio converter.
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The sound bar works with an optical cable (supplied) or analog cables. My Tv did not have an optical out but my cable box did and it works best when you turn the tv speakers off and let the sound bar do its thing.
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Yes. The soundbar comes a short (3-4 ft.) optical cable with TOSLINK connectors at both ends.
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Most digital cable boxes have optical outputs now. If yours has it, hook the optical cable between your cable box and the sound bar and you should be good to go.
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It's all hard wires to this unit. Buy a set of sound bar. It works with the sound bar via optical cable.
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Look for the optical ports on both the TV and sound bar. The cord will fit in only one way. I use mine between the satellite and the surround sound system.
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Use a digital cable to connect the soundbar to your TV - Bingo its works very well . No other cable or connection is required
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Nope. This is an optical (digital) audio cable. Your sound bar is an analog input.
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Buy a optical cable and hook it up from the tv to surround sound. The cable is 4.00 on amazon.