How do I use it with an Element TV? What plugs into where so I get some sound from the back of the TV?
1828438
It's possible just if you have the same jack plugs in, like a phones jack. I use in my celular or MP3.
1959405
this is an awkwardly worded questions so I will try to answer it in parts. This device connects to any standard 3.5mm audio jack, which the back of your TV should have, as well as be in the back of the source of your sound bar. There is no HDMI cable to connect to this device. My advice, do not replace the HDMI cable from the TV to the sound bar, because you will lose so much audio quality. Instead, what I do is leave the Soundbar system plugged in with HDMI, but turned low/off for my sleeping baby, and I also play the TV sounds through this device connected to my AptX-enabled bluetooth wireless headphones (these are cheap and very simple to use = http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IBCRZ3Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and play as loud as I want.
579257
It plugs into one of the "aux"inputs on the back of the TV. Doesn't need to be set to a channel. Select aux input
1638912
you either need an Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable or an HDMI cable depending on the connections you box has. Although if you TV has HDMI ARC this will work better, with the ARc connection your TV will always pass audio through
1421427
There is a cord that is supplied with this sound bar that plugs directly into the back of your tv.
1090612
I used a Digital Audio cable (optical)in the back of the tv to the sound bar. Works just fine.
155107
Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
664696
I hooked mine up to the audio out jacks on the back of the TV. Others have hooked them up to their cable box. Also you have to hook up the power cord from the base to a 110v A/C power outlet. My pair worked fine except for the continuous loud clicking noise about every 3 seconds.....
961141
If your TV has an audio output jack, you can get a cable, and probably an adapter, and connect it to the Pyle transmitter shown, then pair a bluetooth speaker with it (or bluetooth earbuds, headphones, etc.).The only problem I had with mine was after a very short time, maybe a month, my Pyle transmitter would not charge, so if I want to use it, I have to keep it plugged in so it has juice. Other than that, it works fine.
395021
The audio cord has 2 , red and black RCA plugs. Insert them into "audio out" on back of you TV and other end of audio cord has one 3.5 Plug which should be plugged into back of the transmitter. Other port on the back of the transmitter is for power adapter. \Please refer to the flyer in the box.Hope this helps. Regards, Avinash
614541
That depends on the inputs of your amplifier and the output of your tv. Look for the "audio out" on the back of your tv.
1141892
Easy, the red lead and white lead hook up to corresponding colors on the back of the TV to the female plugs which say audio outlet. The other lead which is a 12 volt transformer gets pluged into 110 house current
2029548
You will need to buy sound cables, I used Monster Cables, strip the cables and inert the plus to the red clamp and the minus to the black. If you have a receiver do the same there. If you are going direct to your TV, you will have to figure what kind of hook-up you will need.
1943009
Yes, there is a mini input jack on the back. So long as you have a headphone jack, or other audio line out on your TV - this will work. Better still if you have bluetooth on your TV, you can eliminate wires altogether.
314772
I haven't tried it, but I imagine it would work the same as any other audio from your TV. I don't think the source matters.
1917383
I used a set of RCA plugs, stripped the wires and connected to speaker wires so I could plug into the back of the tv. I thought this would work, but I was wrong as they did not produce very much sound going directly into the audio of the tv. I eventually wired them into my center channel speakers on my home theater and they produced the sound I was looking for out of them. I would suggest if using these you would need a receiver to plug them into and not going into the tv directly.
864297
This is what I did when I got the tv. I only had to plug in the "transmitter". One side, the fatter one on the right, I attached to the "audio out". The other side, the thinner of the two, I plugged into the electrical. That's all you need to do.