work with coby led tv or not?
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Rec0mmend y0u try an0ther make - this was a fl0p, even with an Akai unit. (s0rry - keyb0ard's "0" is in0perative). Wasted h0urs trying all 0pti0ns. Seller did n0t want it back - tells y0u a l0t ab0ut their pr0duct. G00d luck.
235646
I am sorry I do not know about a Coby. You would have to read the file that in the instruction if it is compatable with Coby. It works super on my RCA as I only use it for the sleep timer..We have Verizon and their TV control does not have a sleep mode on it....
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In the instructions guide,that came with the remote, only has 6 TV codes under the Coby Brand. However, it doesn't specify types of TV. (ie Plasma, LED TV, reg tube). None of the brands do, just codes.
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That depends on what kind of output your tv accepts. Chances are you're fine; most tvs accept the RCA that is provided, but you might want to check to be sure.
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I did purchase one and it does work. Its been working fine. On the other hand this series of TV's have real issues with the lamps. If you want to avoid future problems and costly replacements. Ditch the TV and get a LED TV, in the long run it will be cheaper. Just my 2 cents.
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I would think that would not be a problem. I hooked mine up to my Samsung LED with no problems.
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yep, I did. as long as there are connectors on the tv, you should be able to just plug them in.
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As long as your TV uses "passive" not "active" 3D technology, they should work.
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Hi, In UK site of samsung they say YES. http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/tv-audio-video/television/led-tv/UE65F8000STXXU-accessoryBest regards
557871
I got it to work on an LED TV that was about 3 years old. I have since sold the upgraded because the TV updated the software and I didn't need it any longer.
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The remote for the Coby does not affect the TV speakers. I disconneted the RCA sound cables running from my ATT UVERSE box to the back of the TV and connected them directly into the Coby. The volume control for the soundbar does not have any affect on the TV. I used the TV remote to turn the TV speakers down to 0. I believe the Coby came with cables but they are very cheap anyway. I have many laying around from old games/VCRs/DVD players/etc.
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I don't know if it will or not. I looked at a lot of them and ordered RC-057. It was exactly like the one I had misplaced. I wish I could help you, but maybe you can contact Coby to see if they can help you. Give them the type of TV you have. Any or all information that you can give them will help.
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LED TVs are "LCD" TVs. The LED part simply referees to the type of light source used to light up the TV. These mounts will absolutely work with your television. You simply need to ensure the size of the VESA mounting pattern is supported by any mount you choose. You can typically find the information about your TV's mounting patteren in your owners manual in the specifications section. :)
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Ronald, Here is an idea. Use an older DVD player that has a coaxial connector input on the back and a RCA or RGB output. I also broke the RG6 Coaxial Cable connector on the back of my TV. I was able to watch my TV through the DVD player. It is a quick fix, but at least your TV will still work.
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On numerous occasions we have used ours with our Samsung LED tv, Dish network electronics as well as computer and cell phones without any adverse effects. Hope this helps.
1582002
As far as I am aware, it only works with TV's. Also not all of them, just a vast majority (some off-brand and foreign manufacturers aren't supported)
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i can only speak about my sony tv as i know nothing of rca tv sets. on my set, i can adjust the tv's own volume and i can adjust the coby's volume, there is a great deal of overlap. but better results are obtained when i turn off the tv set's own speakers and just let the coby work by itself. it also works a lot better if you make sure there is only bare wall an equal distance away on both the left and right sides of your tv set, with no furniture or curtains to muffle the reflected sound of the coby unit's side-firing surround speakers, it makes a HUGE difference in fact in perceived stereo soundstage width. hope this helps. :) i can only speak about my sony tv as i know nothing of rca tv sets. on my set, i can adjust the tv's own volume and i can adjust the coby's volume, there is a great deal of overlap. but better results are obtained when i turn off the tv set's own speakers and just let the coby work by itself. it also works a lot better if you make sure there is only bare wall an equal distance away on both the left and right sides of your tv set, with no furniture or curtains to muffle the reflected sound of the coby unit's side-firing surround speakers, it makes a HUGE difference in fact in perceived... » Read More i can only speak about my sony tv as i know nothing of rca tv sets. on my set, i can adjust the tv's own volume and i can adjust the coby's volume, there is a great deal of overlap. but better results are obtained when i turn off the tv set's own speakers and just let the coby work by itself. it also works a lot better if you make sure there is only bare wall an equal distance away on both the left and right sides of your tv set, with no furniture or curtains to muffle the reflected sound of the coby unit's side-firing surround speakers, it makes a HUGE difference in fact in perceived stereo soundstage width. hope this helps. :) « Show Less
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Yes you can. I have a Samsung LED and it works pretty well. I do not get more channels but the ones that pixilated in and out now hold.
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check the Vesa configurations which are in your TV manual instructions. It works with my 32" LED which has 200x200 Vesa.