How do these hook up to your TV? I hvae a Sony LCD model.
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I did not hook it up to the TV. The unit just sits by my elbow, and the sound is picked up clearly!
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As long as your TV has an "Audio out" plug (Usually located on the back) all you need do is plug the cord, that's enclosed with the Bellman, into it and plug the other end into the Bellman. The provided cord is about 12 feet long and is tiny so you can usually run it along your baseboard without it being at all noticeable. It's been awhile since I set it up but I believe the TV end is a 3.5mm micro plug and the Bellman end is a 2.5mm Mini plug.
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Lloyd gave a great answer. It's really easy. Just get out a flashlight and look for the audio out connection which may not be obvious. It can be found on the right side or back of your TV.
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The Bellman has a 1/8 inch stereo input jack. Connect this to the audio output of your tv. If the tv has RCA jacks, you'll need an adapter to connect these to the 1/8" audio cable.
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I do not have a SONY, but yes they do work very well with other manufacturers. The TV needs to have been built after 2000.
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They do not come with rca jack ends so they cannot plug directly in to a tv but if you are running them through a stereo or a speaker selector switch they should work fine.
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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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There is a little puck looking thing that has a head phone jack that you conect to your tv. If your tv doesn't have headphone jack then you need adapter. They're cheap
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THey are not HDMI compatible. You'd need an audio HDMI converter to hook them up to your TV.
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Yes they do. Obviously it depends on whether your laptop has an HDMI port or you have an adapter to somehow plug the HDMI cable into the laptop. The computer should recognize the TV (display) immediately or you may have to adjust the settings/extend the display.
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I have these hooked up to a Sony receiver. Not sure of the outputs on your dvd player. Does it have speaker terminals? if not then these will not work with it. Hope this helps. WDJ
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We use a TV as a monitor. Don't know what kind of connectors, however. Sorry.
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They will work only if your tv has bluetooth connectivity. These work with bluetooth technology.
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They use a USB port and audio jack, if your tv has those l don't see why not.
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You wouldn't be able to connect to a TV with these. These are 1/4" connections. Most TV's are RCA, Component or HDMI. You need to determine what connection type you have on both the speakers and the TV. Also, unless the speakers are active (powered with a built in amp), you'll need an amplifier.
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This should work with any SONY that has a USB port. Depending on your model you might have to down load a wireless driver if your TV was not wireless enabled
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There should be a port on the TV designed for the optical adapter. The port will be round, like a headphone jack, which is why you need the adapter. Check your TV's manual for information on the optical output connection.
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They will work with ANY tv that has an analog audio output, such as a headphone jack or a set or Red/White audio OUTPUT jacks. If your tv only has digital audio out, it won't work without an adapter that converts digital audio out to analog audio out (about twenty dollars). They make them for both optical and coaxial digital audio which convert them to analog (Red/White) out.
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Don't know. Never got to the point of using them because they required an additional (not included and expensive) connector cord to the TV that never fit. Wish I'd sent them back, but it's too late now. Good luck with yours.
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I have them connected to my RCA tv using the USB and headphone connections. Works great!