Will this antenna work with an older non-HDTV?
2078038
No! This does not work on any TV. They make more on shipping and handling this piece of cardboard.
2078039
I'm sorry I don't know! You will have to call the company that sells them. Sorry I didn't have the answer for you. :(
2247291
If you have a digital receiver, it will work, regardless as to whether it is an HD set. If you have an analog set, you will need a digital converter to run the antenna through.
444406
if your older TV has the red green and blue outputs it should work. the red yellow and white will not work
1940751
Yes, but old TVs require a converter box. This is true no matter what antenna you buy, because the TV channels no longer broadcast in analog. ALL old TVs (and ALL old antennas, for that matter) can still be used, but you need a converter box to use old TVs.
1940752
Probably, but you would have to have it connected to a converter box as the signals are now digital - not analog anymore. Any antenna will pick the signals (analog or digital) but the old sets need the converter box.
1265962
Yes it will most definitely work. I have the same one but it's mounted on a roof with the same type of dish, I get all the sats, 110,119 and 128 which is ceil for HD channels. You shouldn't have any problems as long as you have a decent sat finder. Hope I was a help to you. Good luck with your install.
1512609
Without know specifically the models of where you are originating a signal from and where the signal is going to, it is difficult to say yes. Here is a link on the manufactures website to give better detail, http://www.kanexpro.com/item/?id=HDRGBRL. The one part I do know, your "old" tv will need to have a component input. As for your SONY, give me your model number and I will attempt to help.
2222101
As long as the cable is connected to the antenna and the TV the other end it will work but it has to be the same cable. If you have a older TV you will have to get the converter box and connect the cable to the box first then to the TV. I know someone who has the converter box and hooked it up that way and it works for her. You can always look on youtube to see how to hook it up just do a TV converter box hook up search at youtube. Hope I helped
1279649
Yes this antenna will still work great,but with an analog TV you need the converter box,I recommend you buy it from Amazon because they sell them for 32 dollars and Walmart sells them for 50 bucks. i didn't know that,so i bought one at wall mart for our tv in the bedroom. If you have a HD flat screen digital TV you don;t need the box.
1032408
If it's an older digital TV and has HDMI connections, it should work. But not with an older analog. This device only connects through an HDMI cable.
951681
This antenna actually connects through a coaxial port. I have an HDTV and connected this antenna to the coaxial port on my TV I did not use an adapter. You won't need an adapter either it will connect to old model TVs and HDTVs. I should tell you also that this antenna doesn't provide you with the channels that it should. The reception may depend on where you live but I would advise buying it used versus new.
1733398
All you need is your TV and the HD Antenna. If your TV is ancient, it might not work. But any modern TV should work with this antenna. Go to www.antennaweb.org to find out which stations you will be able to access from your location.
2153381
It will only work if your HDTV has a VGA input. I've never done this myself, but I'm assuming it would if the TV has VGA capabilities.
1277431
Yes it will because it converts the hdmi signal to a component output which will work on older tv's
1040860
As long as it has an HDMI port available, I see no reason why it shouldn't. Use a high quality "high speed" HDMI cable and you should be fine. It also has composite (RCA) connectors for hooking up to older TVs as well. But I suspect you'll only be using it or high def video, so you'll just be hooking up via HDMI. As far as I know, there shouldn't be any issues. It's just another HDMI video source.
1579850
Only if your older tv has hdmi...if it is a LCD or led than most likley yes. If by older you mean a CRT than no
1932541
I'm not positive but I think you will need the converter for any tv that doesn't have an internal analog to digital converter. I have a tv that doesn't have the internal converter so it cannot receive the local digital channels with an antenna alone.