how do hook up to led tvs & do they work on all brand tvs
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Yes, the Audio Fox Wireless TV Speaker is compatible with all TVs. You will plug the transmitter into the applicable audio out port on the back of your TV. All TVs are different so fortunately the Audio Fox comes with analog RCA cables, a digital coax audio cable and a digital optical cable to be compatible with any TV.
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The audifox comes complete with cables to plug into the Audio output of most brands of LCD and LED TVs.
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Dont know exactly your model but work fine in almost any LED TV of any company, not only Sharp. I tried on Sony and Samsung and works fine.
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They work great with my LG. I don't think the tv brand would make a difference. My kids love them and whey work just as good as LG ones that came with my tv.
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Hi Joane,Sorry I'm not very technically savy. got mine to work with my Panasonic TV so not sure if this cable works with Samsung LED. Hopefully someone else has same TV can help Robin
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Sure will. I have the same TV, but the 7000, but it will work on any of the LED TV's.
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You can get DLP type but they do not work well in day light, they are however supposed to be the best for that type of TV. I have the other type, I do believe IR, here is a link to the ones I bought, they work great, good luck. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088R95X0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Here's a link that should help you. Just copy and paste into your browser and hit your enter button. http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/the-difference-between-lcd-and-led-tvs/
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Yes they have a sheet that lists all tvs that you program it in yourself , just as long as your tv is on the list (and I have programmed some no brand names one too) it will work! Hope that helps
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I am using LED bulbs in my kitchen, they are dimmable LED's, work just fine. I don' t know why an LED spot would not work.
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These are likely a broad spectrum LED, similar to most XANTECH "DINKY LINK"-able" IR flashers. They work with most all devices, in my experience. Only when dealing with HIGH BRIGHT areas and/or older PLASMA and noisy fluorescent backlit LCD TV's, these will work with most all IR sending systems. DON'T WORRY. It's the device sending signal to this that dictates "if it will work" as it sends the modulated signal to these....they merely follow at whatever frequency modulated within the IR signal standard used by the sending device....the Universal 350 base station.
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The kit shows the capacitor microfarad and voltage capacities for each capacitor. The kit is made for your particular TV. All the brands are very similar in their power supplies. Good luck. You should have success as long as you can solder.
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It works with all TVs. If the codes for your model don't work, you can use code search. I've found codes for all of mine, and I have a couple of older sets.
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Yes it does work with LED, that's the only one I've used since installation.
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I checked the manual but didn't specify any brands in particular that work or don't work. If it helps to know, the seller actually e-mailed immediately following my order to ask what make and model my tv was. I e-mailed him back and he replied less than an hour again after mine telling me it would work and he would ship them immediately. Hope this gives confidence to buy cause I love the glasses. Used a dozen or so times now still on original charge.
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I can't tell from the description whether or not the TV has mounting holes on the back. It probably does, but...As far as I know, all major manufacturers use the VESA mounting standard, which has tapped holes on either 75 or 100 millimeter spacing. I've had 4 LED TVs and all were compliant.The best I can offer is to suggest that you call Samsung and ask them is it has VESA-compliant mounting holes.
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All universal remote controls work basically the same way. You can either try the codes they give you for the brand of TV - not the model, just the brand - and see if one of those work. Or you can use the search feature and see if one works. I can just tell you that this remote works for me with a slightly older Toshiba. I do not know of any universal remote that lists the specific model numbers for any brand.
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Srry I can not answer that as I bought a bulb OEM for a different TV then you are asking about. All i can tell you u is to make sure you open the tv with power off and remove assembly holding build and read the build spec's manufacture and model number. Order exactly what you see, sometimes the build type needed is listed on the side of the TV but in some cases the TV requires a different bulb then is written on the TV. Look at the bulb inside the TV !!