i have a bose 321 Dvd/cd player with the option to use an optical cable. Will this work to connect to an LG smart tv with and optical connection.
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It would work but I would go with a different brand. Blue Rigger is a good brand.
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I do not know specifically but I used this on Samsung & it fit perfectly. To my knowledge there is not model specific cables so i would think this would work. Be sure to remove covers over ends before installing & not touching the ends after removal.
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If the LG TV has the option of optical it will definitely work yes. Very good cables. I've had them a bit over a month now and am very pleased...
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The connect will work if you ultimately want to hear the music playing out of your TV speakers...The better is to connect the cable from the TV a receiver so you can hear the applications making sound come out of your receiver.
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As long as your tv and player have the optical input then these are excellent cables to use. They are very stout and plug in nice and snug into the receptacle. Just make sure you have room in between the back of your equipment and any wall as these will not bend near the coupling of the cable. I use these cables on my sound bar and tv and could not be any happier.
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As long as the tv has an optical out. If you already own the tv, just look on the back the input should match your bose. If you don't own it and are looking to buy then look up the model online and you should be able to find specs for it including the inputs it has.
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I assume you have a "smart" TV and are obtaining the content from the internet directly to the TV. If so, you have to select TV/CD as the source on the receiver. Also, you have to have either a digital sound return via HDMI from the TV back to the receiver or you have to use a digital optical cable. Which one you use depends on what the TV supports, really. I had to use the optical cable with my Samsung EH5300.
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I not sure I know what an optical audio cable is, so I don't know if I can answer your question or not.
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Do you want the sound to go into your TV from your DVD player? If so, this device won't do that. It converts a digital coaxial signal into an optical signal. I use it to run sound from my TV to my soundbar. My TV only has coaxial out and my soundbar only has optical in.
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optical connections are standard. Will work with all optical connections for home audio.
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It should. The inputs are on the back. I would recommend a digital optical cable. you can also use other connections as well. It's very versatile.
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Mine works also, I've tried it with HDMI and component using RCA audio cables. Bad thing is the player only outputs 480p? i? not sure through component if your using HDMI at the same time. My LG player doesn't do that..
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I am not sure. I have a LG tv plus the LG sound bar, and they work in unison. I have a Samsung dvd player with a HDMI cable. The sound bar is just ok, better than the tv speakers, but not a lot better.
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yes I got this device for that exact reason you need an optical cable and then just a pair of RCA and you are set. remember to take the caps off the optical cable before putting in the optical input on the boxes. look for digital optical cable on amazon. I got mine for about $5. good luck. works perfectly.
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What 2 channel types do you have?I tried connecting my Bose directly to the PS3's digital optical port, which works perfectly fine. In fact, I think the quality is slightly better than hooking it up from the TV's digital optical output but the only limitation is that you won't be able to output regular tv from your bose speakers.
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I'm not entirely sure about the technology. I was confused by the name. I assume the 'optical' refers to fiber optic cables. I used this one to attach an audio bar to my TV. Both devices had connections for this cable. I examined it for compatibility with our old analogue equipment but couldn't see how it would work with those. I returned the sound bar and use this with my Wii now. It does enhance the sound. It also works with my Blu-Ray player.
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It will, it is sized the same as RCA cables. I have mine running from my blu ray's digital out to my home surround. It is a coaxial cable though so it is basically the red and white of a RCA cable combined. I'm not sure this cable will work with the set up you are trying to use unless I'm missing something somewhere. You won't be able to split the signal into the left and right channel with this cable. You might be better off using some high speed gold plated A/V cables. Hope this helps.
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It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other than the TV. Hope that helps. It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other... » Read More It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other than the TV. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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This cable should work with any device that supports Digital Optical Audio and has the appropriate optical input/output port. Consult your manual to verify it has the correct port. I just Googled your device and the instruction manual shows an optical digital-audio port. This cable should work just fine.
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I have a WDTV PLAY (no smart tv), so I connect the hdmi to the TV por the best picture, and then I connect the optical to the home theater for the best audio, it works perfect, hope my experience helps.
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The Optical out from the TV needs to connect into a splitter with an optical in . From that point on just connect each line out from the splitter into each box.Let me know what it sounds like? You will need 3 optical connections plus an optical splitter (1 in and 2 out)
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The sound system does not require optical cable setup. RCA (red/white) cables will work just as well.