audio adapter cables: Can anyone describe what audio adapter cable I need to connect my 42S1 to my marantz SR7200 surround receiver?
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It has a digital audio out (optical). You need to get an optical cord and connect it to your receiver. http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10229 Need a toslink to toslink cable
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I uses one cable that has trs (tip, ring, sleeve) connectors. The 1/4 inch jack will look similar to a headphone jack.
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Hello JMA,We have the perfect cable for that setup. I attached a link below:Mediabridge ULTRA Series RCA Y-Adapter (15 Feet) - 1-Male to 2-Male for Digital Audio or Subwoofer - Dual Shielded with RCA to RCA Gold-Plated Connectors - Black - (Part# CYA-1M2M-15B )Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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You actually don't need a special cable. Radio Shack sells a "Mono inline audio adapter accepts a 1/8" stereo plug and fits a 1/8" mono jack. I use it for the same purpose - hearing a the sound in both ears.
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I assume that you are using an older sub that does not have a SUB OUT on it, Most receivers in the last handful of years all come with one of these. This cable is for receiver as such, but with a sub that has L&R; audio inputs. IE...newer receiver to an older sub.
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I use a XLR x XLR cable to connect to my board. Or you can use a 1/4" x 1/4" cable. These can also be had from Amazon for an inexpensive price. I have been using them for over a year now and I love them. Easy to set up and sound great.
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you will need these to make it work. I use these with my yamaha receiver and it works well.Monoprice 10ft High-quality Coaxial Audio/Video RCA CL2 Rated Cable - RG6/U 75ohm (for S/PDIF, Digital Coax, Subwoofer, and ComposMonoprice 6inch RCA Female to 2-RCA Male Digital Coaxial Splitter Adapter
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Hi, did this work? I have a set of surround computer speakers, with a headphone jack style output. Looking for a cable to plug them into my TV?
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There are many adapters in the market Here is one : Digital Optical Coaxial Toslink Signal to Analog Audio Converter Adapter RCA L/R You can get it on amazon or ebay
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You can buy this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005K2TXMO/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details and hook it up to your stereo red/white input cables like these http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-RCA-Stereo-Audio-Cable/dp/B000UZ66YY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1321326192&sr=1-5 Thats what I do - but you've probably already figured this out by now. Thanks
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i have plasma "optical out" and i have my receiver with 'RCA input only" with 5.1 Speaker out, do this adapter work to have 5.1 surround sound. My receiver is only RCA Input, and i want 5.1 out, NOT Stereo?.
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I cannot say for sure, but I use a Bose Acoustimass with our Marantz. I just don't know about versions. Ours is at least 20 years old so I just can't verify it is the same architecture as the series you referenced.
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Thanks, I ordered the cables but now I'm not sure how to hook it up to my 6.1 Sony receiver. All the rear jack labels match but I have one conflict:The Sony DVD has 2 surround back but my receiver has one. I am currently using the receiver to mix the extra info to the rear (5.1) as I don't have any physical back speakers. If I set the DVD player to 5.1 & omit the cable, will I lose any info? I know it sounds confusing but I just want to make sure the player will send the info to the available speakers.
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I use my Marantz to drive B&w; 805 nautilus with a b&w; sub woofer. Sounds pretty good to me. Hope this helps
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You also need what is referred to as a toslink cable. The length of it depends on how long you need to get from adaptor to the input.
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Go to the link below, and remember that any speaker that is not one of your seven speaker minus your sub will only produce 2 channel stereo. What your talking about would cost you more money then buying a 11.2 receiver, and after you were done you would be wondering what speaker cables from the receiver, plug into your brand new $3,000 11 channel amp.http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/ultimate-surround-sound-guide-different-formats-explained/
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Depends on what kind of speakers you have. If you have 3.5 mm speakers like for a PC then you will need an adapter between 3.5 mm stereo and composite audio (RCA) with red/white plugs. If you have speakers with composite RCA audio ports then you just need the usual cables. Composite audio is the same kind of RCA plugs used on the back of old standard definition TV and older stereo systems, e.g. the yellow (video), red (right audio), and white (left audio) plugs on a TV or the red/white plugs on an old stereo system.