Can you use the AUX IN of this speaker via RCA cable connected to a TV so that sound from the TV can be sent to the BEM speaker?
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Okay I don't not answer the question, but I would tell you that the speaker is amazing. Cosco also has it, so you can always return it there
2004310
You can connect The rca output of your Tv to the input on the amplifier and then wire the output to the speakers. You need then to control the output on the TV menu to use this channel.
211168
pworam is right. You have to go to input mode on the TV. You will see the listing on the bottom and a picture of speakers. Select that you want the speakers to go to external. Using your digital optical audio to Home Theatre system will work(maybe even an ARC HDMI). Of course you have to set you speaker system to play AUX or Digital in.
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Sure can. You can use the auxiliary input on the top of the speaker tower, the aux. input is a standard 1/8th headphone jack. So all you would need to do is just get an RCA to 1/8th headphone jack converter and you're all set. You can pick those up at your local Radioshack or Best Buy, they're incredibly common
1938842
Yes. The system comes with a cable to connect the RCA out from your tv to the speakers.
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I'm answering from memory only because I don't have need to use the aux connection, but I believe the RCA jacks in the back of the unit provide "aux" connections which you can tap into for whatever AV accessory you choose to add. You would need an AV (red, white, yellow) cable to gain the length to make the connection, but I believe once that signal is being received, the BV7320 will output it to the speakers/video screen. Other units I have seen provide a RWY RCA split mini-jack that plugs into the faceplate to serve the same purpose, but on this unit, you have to make that connection from the backside using a patch cord as described. Hope this helps-- I'm answering from memory only because I don't have need to use the aux connection, but I believe the RCA jacks in the back of the unit provide "aux" connections which you can tap into for whatever AV accessory you choose to add. You would need an AV (red, white, yellow) cable to gain the length to make the connection, but I believe once that signal is being received, the BV7320 will output it to the speakers/video screen. Other units I have seen provide a RWY RCA split mini-jack that plugs into the faceplate to serve the same purpose, but on this unit, you have to make that... » Read More I'm answering from memory only because I don't have need to use the aux connection, but I believe the RCA jacks in the back of the unit provide "aux" connections which you can tap into for whatever AV accessory you choose to add. You would need an AV (red, white, yellow) cable to gain the length to make the connection, but I believe once that signal is being received, the BV7320 will output it to the speakers/video screen. Other units I have seen provide a RWY RCA split mini-jack that plugs into the faceplate to serve the same purpose, but on this unit, you have to make that connection from the backside using a patch cord as described. Hope this helps-- « Show Less
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Use RCA output jacks on back of unit and connect to RCA input jack on speaker
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You may have to change the setting on your tv to use the external speaker. Mine sounds great.
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Yes, there's an aux output. I needed an adapter (a cheap $1 thing) to allow the connection to my HDTV.
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You could connect this speaker to almost any modern tv with the right cable. There are adapters that convert digital outputs to analog ones and cables that convert from red/white audio jacks to a headphone style jack. The only reason why I wouldn't use this with a tv is that it is mono and not stereo so, although the sound will be loud, it will not be in stereo.
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No. It is designed to plug into the TV by optical cable so anything that plays on the TV the sound comes out the system. It's actually quite nice. Good luck.
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Surely you can use the aux in. You need a cable converting 3.5mm to RCA, which I believe you can find in Radioshack
1702947
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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This can be connected to a TV's audio through the TV's earphone jack. The speaker is powered by USB connection. My TV had a USB jack.
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you might be able to plug it into your tv with a xlr to rca patch cable and if you have a mixer board you can use the rca audio output on it to do this
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Hooked mine to a receiver. Don't know what type of speaker hook ups the TV has. Sorry!
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If your TV has audio out, you could use a 3.5 mm Audio Aux cable cord to connect the TV to the Audio In Input in the back of the speaker. You then push the Audio In button on the side of the speaker to select outside audio source. You could connect a CD or DVD player to this speaker in the same way.