Audio Source Speakers

I checked it out and found out it's not the speaker, its the port where the speakers cable goes. I plugged in the right into the left and it worked just fine. But I need both speakers working. The problem is that the source of the audio, where the speakers plug into, doesn't work.

that is a hardware issue and i hope that it is still under warranty. if not, find someone to repair it for you. of buy a new one.

2008-07-18 12:52:50 by Will

Prior to installation of your new speakers you must first remove the grills. This video shows you how you can easily remove your AudioSource In ...

I bought a Sony KLV32U100 32" Bravia HDTV Tunerless LCD Monitor. I have a Logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker System for computers. Would there be a special cable for me to plug into that monitor to use the 5.1 speakers as the dominant audio source? I also plan to use a digital cable box with this monitor and use the sound from the speakers. Can I do this?

Can someone please help me?

You will need a regular AV cable only using the Red and White parts of it. Plug it into your TV's audio output in the back and then into the surround sound system and then Go into your TV's Settings and you will be able to disable the TV's speakers from there. When ur cable box comes you just unplug it from behind your TV and plug it into you cable boxes output and the video will go to the TV. If you have a problem you can call me from my website below.

2007-07-09 12:48:31 by silvrfirelight

Price: $49.95 $25.70

Converts coaxial or optical digital audio input to analog stereo RCA output
Supports all popular sample rates including 32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz and 192kHz, at up to 24-bit resolution
Ultra low jitter design with WM8805 digital receiver chip
Comes with Micca 6ft optical Toslink digital audio cable.
Switch selectable coaxial or optical input.

I want to connect some speakers to my Tv. I got a cable which connects from an audio source into The Audio inputs. But the Tv only has VIDEO outputs. And i wanted to know if there's a cable for that.

Look for a MONITOR OUT...you can connect to that.
Or AUDIO OUT...

2009-04-22 17:54:04 by A.b.

Price: $35.99 $27.22

Can handle up to 150 watts of power
Mounts into any standard single gang outlet box
It can be used in conjunction with either standard or impedance matching volume controls
Provides switching between two different input sources and two different sets of speakers (A, B, or both)
Screw type terminals accept up to 14 gauge wires

I want to split my xbox audio into my gaming chair, side speakers, and tv speakers. how can I do this and even better how can I do this and get surround stereo sound.

I would use a "matching transformer," also available at Radio Shack so that the amplitude and quality of the signal doesn't degrade.

Have you heard the term "You can't turn a whore into a lady?" You need to buy some kind of a surround system and forget your chair, side speakers and TV if you want true surround.

2008-11-13 20:53:44 by shrddrshrty

I want to connect all my audio sources 1. TV. 2. DVD 3. XBOX 4. MP3 player to one speaker system. what is the best way to connect with using my TV out or a amplifier?

i would say that you buy a reciever. that would solve the first 3, then i just bought a cord from radio shack that was around $8 that connects your l&r audio jacks to a headphone plug. i had the same problem and that seems to work for me and it wasnt too expensive...they may make recievers now with an mp3 player jack but im not sure.

2006-12-18 20:01:06 by Krishna R