I have three piece computer speakers, i was wondering if this would help connect the speakers to my TV so i can use it as like a mini home theater
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If you have RCA type audio output from your TV, this should work. This is the exact application for which I purchased this connector. Works great.
909974
It would depend on what type of connectors you have on the TV. the speakers have the headphone sized plug (3.5mm?).You would need something that would adapt to what you have on the tv's output. It's to hard to generalize. . .
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As long as the coaxial out on the TV you are talking about doesn't have outside threads on it, but accepts a RCA phono plug and is connected to self-powered speakers, such as a sound bar, etc., it should work OK. If the connection you are referring to has threads, this is for antenna/cable/satellite purposes only and wouldn't work at all for speakers.
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Well I am not sure...I guess you could if your tv has the same connections that these speakers have. They connect using a USB poet and a small plug like you would have on a ear bud connection....hope this helps
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It won't be a direct connection to your TV. This is best as a PC hardware accessory.
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I bought one of these for my computer it can seperate the audio into stereo sound if your hdmi is carriying sound also it is a decent solution for converting hdmi i do recommend it.
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I do not know if you can hook up computer speakers to the TV. I hope someone will be able to answer your question.
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Probably not. This cable is a stereo mini cable like a headphone cable. So, you can most likely get the audio out of the headphone jack of your laptop or audio out of your pc, but it is unlikely that you have an audio input to your home theater system that is this size. You can check to see if a headphone cable would fit, and if it Will, maybe it will work. But then of course you might still have level issues. However, for this price you aren't risking much and you can still use the cable to hook up your phone to your car stereo for instance. Hope this is helpful.
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I don't see why not, it would plug into the AUX input which requires a 3.5 mm mini plug connection and your all set. I plugged my TV into the Aux input for theater sound.
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I don't think this was designed to work with TV's but rather portable "Bluetooth" devices. If you are looking to attach an external speaker to your TV you should look into purchasing a Sound Bar. Amazon sells many varieties on their website.
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These speakers require a seperate amplifier to function. This can be anything from a $5000 surround sound amp down to a simple stereo amplifier. I'm using this one with mine: Pyle - Mini 2x75W Stereo Power Amplifier - PCA3. It comes at a very reasonable price (on Amazon)It's more than adequate for a pair of these speakers and produces some great sound. If you can run a stereo signal from your TV to the amplifier (RCA cables) this setup could work for you.My setup is much more elaborate than a cable from the TV to the amp, but either should work.
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It would, but that shouldn't matter. They are out putting the same sound, your TV would just act as a center speaker at that point.
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Unless you have a very small TV (13" diameter or less) I wouldn't suggest it. These speakers are very, very small. Thx
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No, this cable is pretty specific in its function. I used it as en extension so I could place my computer speakers L and R farther apart. It is headphone sized jack (3.5 mm) and mono, so it won't work for your typical TV setup. You want component or composite audio cables probably. Check those out.
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i have not used this with mini speakers, but have with two sets of earphones (sony and a headset i use for gaming), and currently use it as "accessory" input for my home stereo. the output level seems comparable to audio out on a pc. the sound (notwithstanding my lack of skill) is great in all three cases. i expect that your sound quality will be the same as any other device you plug into your mini speakers. hope this helps,jim
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You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
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Hey Richard, it depends on your setup. Your speakers would need white and red plug-ins and your TV would need to have an auxiliary jack of some sort. I have mine running from a shelf speaker system into my green speaker jack for my computer, personally.