Can I have this hooked up to my plasma TV in my living room?
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This comes with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack as it's input connector. Most TVs won't have an output connector like this. It will work if you have the proper cable adapters though.
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Yes you could, however it would not be the optimal setup. I would recommend using a sound bar with a sub connected through an hdmi or fiber optic audio wire. These are some amazing computer speakers but I would not be trying to get enough sound out of them to use with a living room. So I would say get a budget soundbar with a sub.
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If you have a cable/wire long enough I do not see why not. Ours is hooked up to our tv in the living room (we have it going through its own dvr system to the tv so I am not sure if that has anything to do with it).
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If your TV has a built in amplifier and has the standard speaker wire ports with subwoofer port. I would see no reason why I couldn't. But only if your TV is equipped for it, I dont know your TV model.
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What type of adapter are you talking about? I bought this because my Xfinity cable box, Blue-ray were HMDI capable, the plasma TV would only provide HDMI audio output if the receiver system plugged in by HDMI. Unfortunately the Sonos play bar only uses digital audio optical which conflicted with the TV's requirements. This allows me to plug everything and acts as the adapter, you could say, in this case.
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Yes, just run it to your receiver and use the receiver to TV's to connection to your TV's.
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At least two of the previous answers about this soundbar system claim to have used it with a plasma TV successfully. Since it's a Panasonic product and it plays whatever the TV set receives via cable, satellite, or over the air, I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work with your plasma set.
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u may be able to use the USB port to connect it your TV if your TV has the USB port (i don't).
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You should be able to. So long as the TV has RCA ports (the red, yellow and white connections). I think all TV's nowadays have these ports.
851974
Most likely will have no problem. If it's a plasma may be a bit heavier - But I have my 100 lb. plus 70" tv hooked up. Wrote about it in my review. Make sure you mount it to studs. And test it before you mount the tv on.
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no. This is a component output with red, green and blue so you would need to use the component input to the tv and that should work. Good luck, JK
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It should work. This device has digital coax and optical inputs. I bought it to use on my mother-in-law's Panasonic Plasma to use with the transmitter to her Radio Shack wireless headphones. The transmitter would only accept RCA type audio inputs from the TV. I tested it on my own Panasonic Plasma, and it worked fine. However, when I connected it to my mother-in-laws' set, the headphones did not work. I used the optical inputs on the converter device. The only thing different was our TV signal is through DISH while hers is from cable. It may depend upon the make of your TV and what type of service you have. Sorry I cannot give you a definite answer. It should work. This device has digital coax and optical inputs. I bought it to use on my mother-in-law's Panasonic Plasma to use with the transmitter to her Radio Shack wireless headphones. The transmitter would only accept RCA type audio inputs from the TV. I tested it on my own Panasonic Plasma, and it worked fine. However, when I connected it to my mother-in-laws' set, the headphones did not work. I used the optical inputs on the converter device. The only thing different was our TV signal is through DISH while hers is from cable. It may depend upon the make of your TV and what type of... » Read More It should work. This device has digital coax and optical inputs. I bought it to use on my mother-in-law's Panasonic Plasma to use with the transmitter to her Radio Shack wireless headphones. The transmitter would only accept RCA type audio inputs from the TV. I tested it on my own Panasonic Plasma, and it worked fine. However, when I connected it to my mother-in-laws' set, the headphones did not work. I used the optical inputs on the converter device. The only thing different was our TV signal is through DISH while hers is from cable. It may depend upon the make of your TV and what type of service you have. Sorry I cannot give you a definite answer. « Show Less
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I would not recommend this device- I tried it on my Plasma Smart TV, and the module got very hot and would not complete the installation process, no matter how many attempts I tried. I removed it and was fortunate to be able to restore the TV it to it's original functionality, with no damage. I love Samsung products, but this device is a dud! Avoid it at all costs!
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I honestly don't know. We have it hooked up to the TV. I'd suggest going on the mfg website to find out if that's possible.
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Hello Cindy, I have not tried it on a plasma TV so make sure you have a fiber optic audio output on your TV. Yes you can lower the volume completely to 0 and control your audio locally in your headset and the sound experience is outstanding you will be amazed as you will hear things you never heard before. Hope I have answered you question sufficiently. Cheers
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You would have to call your manufacturer. I have a Panasonic Plasma TV. Hope that helps.
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Not sure! We used this to echo HDMI via CAT5 to thre Large LCD's in our church. It works well with two of the sets but the older Plasma has some trouble syncing. I think this is due to the TV since it happened with the older splitter. It works pretty good for this use! Best of Luck!
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Anyone else come up with a solution for computer connection to this plasma?