Rca Adapter

Rca Adapter
Can I Hook Up PC Speakers to My TV via an RCA Adapter?

Hello,

Can I take my PC speakers that are fairly decent and hook them up to my TV using a RCA Adapter? (Male RCA >> Female 3.5mm)

I am just wondering because I am not in the ballpark for a full blown Home Theater system, but I do want to add a bit of range to the current speakers embedded in the TV. (TV = Panasonic VIERA LCD)

Ok, any answers would be great. Thanks.

The issue isn't the connector, it's whether the speakers have a built in amp. If they are PC speakers, as you claim, they do ... and therefore you should be able to use any adapter that maintains the stereo connection (e.g. RCA >> 3.5 mm mini stereo). Note that some PC speakers are reasonable fidelity, so depending on the speakers you have they may be better than the built in ones on the TV (But may not). If you use them, you may wish to set the menu on the TV so the audio output is variable (vs fixed) and turn up the PC speakers ... that way the TV remote will control the volume of the external PC speakers.

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