Posted by Rolling Thunder on August 9, 2005, 2:39 am
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I think I've answered my own question but thought I'd verify:
I'd like to use my HDTV speakers as front center speaker for
surround sound. I was thinking I could connect my receiver's
speaker output for the center front speaker to the audio
input of the HDTV. Seems to me the HD Tv's audio input
has a 1v peak to peak limitation and this would likely harm
the input circuit of the HDTV or possibly blow the channel
driver out of the receiver. That would be a bad idea, right?
I'd like so save the expense and space for a separate center
front speaker. Any other ideas?
Thunder
Posted by yustr on August 9, 2005, 12:59 pm
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Your HDTV has "audio in" RCA type plug that can be used if your receiver
has "pre-out" connectors. Just run a cable from the center channel
pre-out to the audio in on the TV. The problem might be getting the TV
to recognize two input sources if your TV doesn't have the right setup:
one for your video source (DVD, Sat, Antenna, etc..) and one for the
audio. So depending on the TV inputs it's do-able.
List what type of TV you have and if your reciever has pre-outs and
I'll try to help.
Do not try to connect the reciever's center channel speaker wire to
anything on your TV. Smoke from the back of a TV is never a good thing.
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Posted by Rolling Thunder on August 10, 2005, 4:25 pm
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Posted by yustr on August 11, 2005, 6:06 pm
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Thunder,
You're correct, your Pioneer does not have pre-outs. That makes it more
difficult.
What is the source going to be? DVD player, SAT dish, cable box? Send
me the model and I'll try to see if there's a way we can accomplish
what you wnat.
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Posted by Rolling Thunder on August 12, 2005, 3:58 pm
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>has "pre-out" connectors. Just run a cable from the center channel
>pre-out to the audio in on the TV. The problem might be getting the TV
>to recognize two input sources if your TV doesn't have the right setup:
>one for your video source (DVD, Sat, Antenna, etc..) and one for the
>audio. So depending on the TV inputs it's do-able.
>List what type of TV you have and if your reciever has pre-outs and
>I'll try to help.
>Do not try to connect the reciever's center channel speaker wire to
>anything on your TV. Smoke from the back of a TV is never a good thing.