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DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
Last edited by Mr.SoloDolo; 08-21-2012 at 02:23 PM.
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
I have two extra 6" car speakers which I plan to build an enclosure for and use it for my flat screen tv. Im having a hard time figuring out how to wire them directly to my tv. The only audio output available on my television is a "coaxial audio cable" output. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas ?
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
Original post updated with new question... yes or no answer will work
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
post a pic of your TV outputs...most newer flatscreens have a small pin jack or a set of RCA audio outputs....
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))

Originally Posted by
Louisiana_CRX
post a pic of your TV outputs...most newer flatscreens have a small pin jack or a set of RCA audio outputs....
Very simple HDTV
CompUSA.com | NE32AB1 | Sigmac NE32AB1 32 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV

Originally Posted by
pro-rabbit
What make/model TV?
Very simple HDTV
CompUSA.com | NE32AB1 | Sigmac NE32AB1 32 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV
"Inputs Composite
HDMI
PC Audio In
RF Antenna
Outputs Coaxial Audio
Digital Audio Out"
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
I'd just get a receiver off Craigslist or a pawn shop and run RCA's out from the TV to the receiver. Old school receivers are pretty cheap....
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))

Originally Posted by
DoesDad
I'd just get a receiver off Craigslist or a pawn shop and run RCA's out from the TV to the receiver. Old school receivers are pretty cheap....
There are no RCA outputs on the TV. Unless you meant the other way around
Will the Y splitter and external amplifier work though? the links I posted above
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))
You can use the headphone jack to RCAs if you cant find an adapter I have one for $12 shipped and will include two rca female couplings if you have to make it longer ....This will also mute the crappy internal factory speakers so your sound will come through only the new speaker system but youll have to go into a spall amp then too speakers
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Re: DIY Speaker to TV (( HELP ))

Originally Posted by
Louisiana_CRX
You can use the headphone jack to RCAs if you cant find an adapter I have one for $12 shipped and will include two rca female couplings if you have to make it longer ....This will also mute the crappy internal factory speakers so your sound will come through only the new speaker system but youll have to go into a spall amp then too speakers
I called radioshack and they told me coaxial input/outputs are different shape than 3.2mm headphone jacks. I think i'm going to order the 3 items above (coaxial cable, coaxial/rca splitter, mini amp) and hope they work
thanks
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