Does sound bar have a digital cable hookup
1139243
i used digital /light fiber out from sat box to itbest sound i have ever heard from a sound bar..
1139244
Hi Jacquelyn,Thank you for your interest in Sound Appeal. This soundbar features optical/fiber optic and coaxial digital inputs, it also features RCA and 3.5mm aux analog inputs. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.Regards,AV Express
1139245
If you're referring to a coaxial connection, there is a coaxial input on the bar. I haven't tried to connect directly to a cable box, it would make more sense if you were to connect it to your TV but I probably don't fully understand what you're trying to accomplish.
1139246
Yes. It has a coax as well as an optical audio connection for digital. Aux input and rca inputs also for connection.
418283
The only way I've been able to get sound from this bar is to plug it into the headphone-out jack. That way you'll get sound from whatever comes through your TV. Very disappointed that the digital optical cable doesn't work. Also, after setting the clock, the time doesn't advance.
223731
No. Your single female RCA S/PDIF output is a digital coax output. It's won't work plugged into a analog RCA input. You should have either a RCA digital coax input or a optical input on your sound bar for receiving digital audio. Alternatively, you can just plug in a pair of stereo RCA cables from the TV to the sound bar. Otherwise, you would need to use something like a SPDIF to analog converter.
1159510
The sound bar will need a cable INPUT from TV AUDIO OUTPUT and should have come with one of these, optical cable, RCA or 1.5 plug.
1550013
Nope, just the regular sound bar which I had to connect with the fiber optic cable that came with it.
556926
No. The digital audio out is a coaxial SPDIF connection for use with a cable with an RCA type connector.
1395769
Almost! You will need a digital to audio converter first......here is the one I bought.... Orei DA21X Premium Optical SPDIF/Coaxial Digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio Converter with 3.5mm Jack Support Headphone/Speaker Outputs You connect the "Toslink" cable that comes with the converter.......from the TV to the converter. Then you connect the RCA cable from the other end of the converter.....to your sound bar. It works very well......GT:)
1643099
It does have one digital coaxial audio output, but I haven't tested that. Other than that, it's just HDMI.My system goes from the Blu-Ray player to my TV, then my TV outputs optical audio to my sound system. If my sound system was a bit newer, it would probably have HDMI pass through and that wouldn't be an issue, but alas, it's not.
443866
The digital optical audio cable is best for the sound bar, but you may want to used the light cable. The Bule Rigger cable was too heavy and sometimes falls out.
1990629
We recommend you obtain an Optical to Analog adapter with a built-in Dolby Digital converter. The Optical connects the TV's optical output jack to the adapter and the adapter's red and white jacks connect to the sound bar.
332970
yes, only the subwoofer is wireless. You can connect the sound bar to the tv with digital connections such as HDMI or optical.
518695
Yes. The soundbar comes a short (3-4 ft.) optical cable with TOSLINK connectors at both ends.
1040723
Yes,it comes with a cable that has an 1/8" stereo mini plug on one end and RCA cables to plug into the sound bar on the other end.
1318242
The D/A converter unit has standard RCA jack outputs which can be connected to any analog preamplifier, amplifier or low-level tape-style (250mV) inputs. So the sound data flows from TV (digital) to the optical OR Coaxial cable connected to the D/A converter. The analog outputs then can connect to any powered speaker unit or amp with analog (unbalanced) RCA connections. If the "soundbar" has an analog input, it should work. Many have digital coax or optical inputs, and in this case, the D/A converter is completely unnecessary.
2032638
The red and white cables aren't digital. That's the analog rca cables. Switch the soundbar to the "aux input" on the remote. If you wanted to use the digital input you would have to connect the tv to the sound at with a digital optical(toslink) cable. Hope this helps!
50570
The soundbar accepts HDMI and digital (optical or coax). To use your receiver, you would have to connect the HDMI out or some other digital pre-out. Another option is to buy an un-powered unit and the speaker terminals from the receiver would power it.
1189006
The soundbar I purchased came with connecting cables - regular and optical.