Im confused, so are these like "adapters" to say the rca audio jacks in the back of a tv?
1116537
No. They are used to convert the actual wires of a speaker wire into a solid plug. More efficient and stable connection
1116538
They are not RCA type... the centre poece is bigger and the one around is thinner.. This is used mostly to connect speakers.RCA connectors are used for analog signals between source and the input of the preamp or receiver, as an example.
1116539
No these are not adapter to go to RCA. They simply allow a more convenient way to plug speaker cable into a speaker or receiver.
1116540
No..These are not RCA jacks. These are for your speaker wires. These are connected to the end of the speaker wires at the point where they plug into your audio out of your source (stereo) and/or where the speaker wires plug into your speaker. Makes for a better connection, looks professional, and by far much easier to hook up. For these to work you must have reasonably current equipment where the speaker plugs can accept these.
849650
I don't think so. These are hardwired back to your home stereo/av equipment
321637
Yes, this is an analog stereo cable. It will connect a standard headphone jack (3.5mm) to left and right audio (RCA). So, if you're connecting this to your TV, you'd want to look for either a headphone jack or the telltale red and white audio ports on the back of the TV. This will connect to either, but whether of not this is the right cable depends on what you are connecting to the TV as well.
1140193
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.
743086
These are BNC connectors for HD signals. It is cheaper than HDMI but transfer the same quality signal. RCA is analog where BNC is for digital signals.
1548400
No. The RCA type connectors are used mostly to feed high impedance audio amps, etc. If the TV has only the RCA audio output, you must use a suitable amp or amplified speakers. Make sure the amp has an output for headphones. Good luck!
1354507
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.
1511525
This is a persistent question. They work with any device that has RCA audio jack output.
509527
If you're looking at the back of the TV, they should be on the right edge. They are the Red and White RCA jacks.
249695
I ran these from the audio out on my DVD player to the TV. Then ran regular audio cables from these to my stereo receiver which I have my external speakers hooked up to. Now I can play a CD in DVD player and bypass the TV all together. Would have to see the back of your TV.
1851012
They plug into the back of the computer with a 1/8" plug. If the TV you're considering has an 1/8" input capability then you're all set. Otherwise, look at something else. By the way, the sound is not too bad for the computer, can't comment on a TV sound.
1568157
Hi, did this work? I have a set of surround computer speakers, with a headphone jack style output. Looking for a cable to plug them into my TV?
1105387
The picture in Amazon is the best answer of all. It shows front and back. You can use RCA jacks but this is mostly for components.
373260
Yes, there are two sets of RCA jacks. One set for "In", and one set for "Out". They are all female.
1634138
They have the smaller DIN plug so if your TV has that, they would work. They plug directly into my Motorola.droid phone and mcy MP3 player, if tat gives you an idea. There are adapters available if you need them but I have had three sets of these and each one has had problem so, I'm not so surè tou happy with them.Oooooooooooooôoooô---__-'"mmrewweeeeeeweeeeeèeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeèeeeèèeeeeeeeeeeeeèeeeèeeeèeeeeeeèe
1941157
No, they're mini-jacks. This adapter is a slitter. It simply gives you two jacks from one. Hope that helps
1917383
I used a set of RCA plugs, stripped the wires and connected to speaker wires so I could plug into the back of the tv. I thought this would work, but I was wrong as they did not produce very much sound going directly into the audio of the tv. I eventually wired them into my center channel speakers on my home theater and they produced the sound I was looking for out of them. I would suggest if using these you would need a receiver to plug them into and not going into the tv directly.