Will this work for TV sound if my tv audio outputs are run to my stereo reciever amp?
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yes it will. just hook audio out from tv to audio in to eq. must be flat screen tv older ones wont work
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You can plug anything, except a turntable, into the equalizer providing the component to be connected has analog audio outs or a headphone jack. Old tvs that have audio out jacks are included. As noted anything ( mp3 players, phones, tablets, etc. ) with a headphone jack can also be connected. All one needs is an adapter cable ( very inexpensive at monoprice.com ) that has a headphone plug on one end that splits into L/R analog RCA at the other end. Plug the headphone jack end into the device and the other end into any jack pair on the equalizer.Turntables require dedicated, specialized inputs on receivers, equalizers, or anything else. Turntable inputs can not be used for any other components. You can plug anything, except a turntable, into the equalizer providing the component to be connected has analog audio outs or a headphone jack. Old tvs that have audio out jacks are included. As noted anything ( mp3 players, phones, tablets, etc. ) with a headphone jack can also be connected. All one needs is an adapter cable ( very inexpensive at monoprice.com ) that has a headphone plug on one end that splits into L/R analog RCA at the other end. Plug the headphone jack end into the device and the other end into any jack pair on the equalizer.Turntables require dedicated,... » Read More You can plug anything, except a turntable, into the equalizer providing the component to be connected has analog audio outs or a headphone jack. Old tvs that have audio out jacks are included. As noted anything ( mp3 players, phones, tablets, etc. ) with a headphone jack can also be connected. All one needs is an adapter cable ( very inexpensive at monoprice.com ) that has a headphone plug on one end that splits into L/R analog RCA at the other end. Plug the headphone jack end into the device and the other end into any jack pair on the equalizer.Turntables require dedicated, specialized inputs on receivers, equalizers, or anything else. Turntable inputs can not be used for any other components. « Show Less
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It will work and you can adjust. However it does not work with surround sound systems because it's a stereo EQ.
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I have both my Turntable source and Samsung 55 inch LED audio running through this EQ. Many new LED's and LCD, have only digital optical Coax outputs. So, I purchased a J-tech digital converter and Toslink digital Audio Cable. This allowed me to run from the TV, to the converter and into the EQ with a standard analog audio (red and white) cable. Works great..Hope this helps. Amazon had the best prices for both items I needed....JR
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hey scooter - not sure, but i would stay away from this. it's so cheap, it's funny. couldn't even tell the difference when i plugged it in. you may want to go on ebay to find old one from the 80s that are much better.
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Yes It should but not for surround sound. This is a stereo EQ only. Good question.
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No really sure. I bought this to hook up my receiver for surround sound & it didn't work.
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Yes, it works for your purpose. However, in order to transmit audio, your receiver needs to have coaxial/toslink audio output.
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I have not tried it myself but as long as the output is 1-bit serial digital and you are driving a stereo analog input, you should be fine. I had an old stereo amp I used for awhile for my tv that drove 160 watt speakers and it was great. So the unit did not add any appreciable hum in the output.
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The connect will work if you ultimately want to hear the music playing out of your TV speakers...The better is to connect the cable from the TV a receiver so you can hear the applications making sound come out of your receiver.
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yes, if your TV has "line outputs." These are audio outputs which are active when the TV is on but these are independent of the TV's volume and mute controls. My TV (a samsung) has these outputs implemented with RCA receptacles. In fact I use my Pyle to drive external speakers that face forward not backward.
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That depends on if you have audio output port like RCA 3.5mm Stereo Male. In the other word, do you have something like Stereo earphone plug on somewhere you TV? If yes, I think it will work for you.
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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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Technically, yes, this DAC could be used between your TV's digital output and your amp, providing your TV has a digital audio output. If it's only offering analog (RCA cables) then the audio has already been converted.
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Yes, This amp will work for a TV with small speakers. You just need to know how to connect everything correctly.
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Yes it should, but might not might lack some of the high, mid and low frequencys as your stereo deck normally controls the inputs and the amp boosts the signal from stereo deck
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I don't think that will work unless you have an amplified tube or subwoofer. That subwoofer out is unpowered meaning signal only so it is designed to fed into an amplifier
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These speakers require a seperate amplifier to function. This can be anything from a $5000 surround sound amp down to a simple stereo amplifier. I'm using this one with mine: Pyle - Mini 2x75W Stereo Power Amplifier - PCA3. It comes at a very reasonable price (on Amazon)It's more than adequate for a pair of these speakers and produces some great sound. If you can run a stereo signal from your TV to the amplifier (RCA cables) this setup could work for you.My setup is much more elaborate than a cable from the TV to the amp, but either should work.
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Yes... You may also want to look at Audio engine's A5... It is larger and powered as well . Check with your tv owner's manual on how to hookup external speakers
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Depends on the TV output. If your audio output is a mini (1/8" or sometimes called a "headphone jack" ), then 'yes'. If its an RCA connector (usually comes in a pair of jacks with a red and white) then most likely you'll need an adapter - 1/8" mini (female) to RCA (male) adapter - 2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch
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When I plugged headphones into the Pyle amplifier the sound from the TV didn't go through the headphones. But this may not be the case for your TV because my TV setup is very complex.
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Yes. I am running two amps in my system. you must split the RCA outputs with a Y (splitter) to get seperate channels for the amps. Works fine.