I was told this had adapters for both tv and stereo. I have the tv, but the only other adapter is 5 times too big for my stereo. Help!
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I just realized that the adapter I suggested is nor quite right, since it would do the opposite: allow you to connect a small phone jock to the TV. What you need is a headphone adapter, such as this one: Monoprice 3.5mm Stereo Plug to 6.35mm (1/4 Inch) Stereo Jack Adaptor
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Here is another 1/4 inch to 3.5 mm adapter, with free shipping on Prime: iMBAPrice® Premium High Quality Adapter STEREO GOLD Plug 3.5mm M to 1/4" F Adapter Metal . However another thing that I realize is that your stereo may have a 2.5mm jack rather than the more common 3.5 mm. So first you have to make sure you have a 3.5 mm jack on your stereo.
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It is probably a 1/4 inch phone jack. This was the standard stereo receiver "phone" output and is still used on HiFi receivers today (such as my 2-year old Onkyo receiver). Your stereo must have a small 3mm stereo output which became the standard for headphones with the popularity of portable music devices. So do what Don suggested and get an adapter for headphone to "RCA" (i.e. the red and white leads used on the TV). If Radio Shack is out of business, you can one at Amazon; look for "3.5mm Stereo to Dual RCA Audio Adapter Cable, 3.5mm Female to Dual RCA Male (Red/White), 6 inch. It is probably a 1/4 inch phone jack. This was the standard stereo receiver "phone" output and is still used on HiFi receivers today (such as my 2-year old Onkyo receiver). Your stereo must have a small 3mm stereo output which became the standard for headphones with the popularity of portable music devices. So do what Don suggested and get an adapter for headphone to "RCA" (i.e. the red and white leads used on the TV). If Radio Shack is out of business, you can one at Amazon; look for "3.5mm Stereo to Dual RCA Audio Adapter Cable, 3.5mm Female to Dual RCA Male... » Read More It is probably a 1/4 inch phone jack. This was the standard stereo receiver "phone" output and is still used on HiFi receivers today (such as my 2-year old Onkyo receiver). Your stereo must have a small 3mm stereo output which became the standard for headphones with the popularity of portable music devices. So do what Don suggested and get an adapter for headphone to "RCA" (i.e. the red and white leads used on the TV). If Radio Shack is out of business, you can one at Amazon; look for "3.5mm Stereo to Dual RCA Audio Adapter Cable, 3.5mm Female to Dual RCA Male (Red/White), 6 inch. « Show Less
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I am glad to help if I can. I am an old man, so I understand the frustration. Also that is why I keep correcting myself -- too many mistakes these days.Here are a couple of other ideas at Amazon, using the TV adapter, but plugging the red and white cables into a 3.5mm headphone jack:3.5mm Male to RCA Female - 6 inchC2G / Cables to Go 40645 3.5mm Stereo Male To 2X RCA Female Adapter
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I don't recall two adapters. I use the earphones with my Bose Wave. Since the red and white leads don't work on the Bose I have an adapter that I plug the red and white leads into and the output from that is the same an earbud jack. You can probably pick one up at Radio Shack for a nominal amount.
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Yes, if your TV has a stereo headphone mini-jack. It can easily be connected to any audio source that has small sized stereo headphone jack that is common on electronics these days. An adapter is required if your TV has the old fashioned "full sized" headphone jack. It will transmit to any FM receiver that tunes the commercial broadcast FM channels.
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The unit features one 3.5 mm mini stereo jack for auxiliary input. This is not standard for larger, more powerful stereo units which generally use standard RCA / video / aux (red & white) input jacks. HOWEVER: Take a visit to a local store in your area and search for a "Y" adapter which features a 3.5 mm mini stereo plug (male) and RCA plugs (female) (price range: @ $4.99 - $9.99). Connect the 3.5 mm jack (input) to the Sony stereo and then connect the RCA output cables to your device / television / computer. I utilized this option, and it works flawlessly.
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I bought mine for a scanner. They plug into my laptop. They also come with an adapter to fit the big stereo jack. I have an old tube style TV. I don't know if either of those jacks will fit yours. I'm sure that you can find an adapter that will fit your TV. I Hope this helps .........
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You will have to have a separate connection to your stereo receiver from your TV. The audio output is not supported by this modulator.
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This unit will connect with component (the one with the red, white, and yellow plugs) or HDMI. If you have an older TV set that only has a coaxial connection, you can get an adapter plug very inexpensively at a shop such as Radio Shack. Just tell the serviceperson what you need.
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The adapter is only about 5 inches long. It simply converts it from the connector the TV has to the standard optical cable. Yes you will need another cable. I used this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CANMCM/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but there are many to choose from. Good luck.
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This HDMI adapter works for adapting the HDMI(Digital) signal to a Component(Red, Blue, Green-Analog) and stereo out(Red, White- Audio). Unless your TV has component input then you would only be able to use the audio stereo from this adapter. There are different converters out there that are able to convert HDMI(Digital) to composite(S-Video) or to an RCA(Yellow-Analog) format. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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It connects through USB and 3.5mm stereo audio. So if your TV does not have either of those, I think you might be out of luck. Even if it did, I'm not one hundred percent positive that it would be compatible. It is a little small for a TV anyways, I use mine for my desktop, and its perfect size for that. I believe that you will be dissapointed with the product, albeit a good product, if you used it with your TV. There are some much better options for sound bars for the TV, probably for only 40 bucks more. Sorry I couldn't be of more help! Good luck!
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I used standard "RCA audio/video cables" (you can see what these look like by searching Amazon for "Video Cables" in electronics) . I needed some longer cables so I went to my local RadioShack. These are available at most stores. These are not applicable to HD TVs. I don't know if there are adaptors available for that type of connect. Hope this helps.
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Wrong adapter...this would be for two mics to one input, or in my case, running stereo output of a portable mixer to single channel on church board. One caveat-mics should be matched (same impedance)
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You need an adapter for all TV's. Now if your tv might have an yellow,red,white hook up. If your have yellow,red,white hook up on your tv you don't need an adapter.
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I tried the Y adapter, but on my unit it makes 1 side of the headphones much louder than the other. If I connect to one side only, the sound only comes out of 1 side of my headphones. Too bad- this could be the perfect stereo!
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From what I can tell,it'll only work in stereo.I googled a pic of the television and I saw no surround sound input jacks.I could be wrong though....
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If i remember correctly, my stock stereo needed an adapter to use this antenna, when i bought my aftermarket stereo i no longer needed the adapter
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I have the same issue. This was not made for a TV setup the way its advertised. You will need the separate receiver and speakers for optimal results.
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HiRE an audio and Mic jack, I do not think this is the adapter you need. Both the male and female connectors are TRRS. (Tip Ring1 Ring2 Sleeve) It passes stereo and mic signal and is essentially just a 90 for input and output. If you use just a TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) Stereo In you have only Stereo Out.You can certainly plug it into either a stereo and mic (TRRS) or just stereo (TRS) but output will only be what you put in to it.Hope that helps