I have an amplified speaker for tv audio output. How do I connect this hub to my speaker to mute commercials?
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The switching device has a permanent two-line cord attached to it with two male 3.5 mm plugs, one pink and one green, corresponding to the standard colors used for computer devices. The green male plug can be connected to any line-level stereo audio output (I think mono should be okay, too). Insert the switch's green plug into your TV's 3.5 mm headphone output jack, probably the one you use for your amplified speaker. The switch will now route your TV's sound between one of two 3.5 mm female output jacks located on the sides of the switching device. Both are green in color. One of these jacks, "Speaker plug-in" is located on the top/side of the switch near the company logo ("Media Hub" on my device). Plug your amplified speaker into this jack. The other 3.5 mm audio output is located on the bottom/side of the device. It has a headphone symbol above it. The front face of the switch contains two buttons and a volume knob. One of the two buttons is labeled "Speaker/Headset." When this button is up, audio is routed to the "Speaker plug-in" port where your amplified speaker is connected. When the button is down, audio is routed through the "Volume" control to the 3.5 mm headphone jack. If no device is plugged into the switch's headphone jack, the "Speaker/Headset" button functions as a mute control. I use my device infrequently to switch between amplified speakers and headphones. It works wonderfully. One reviewer claimed a two year switch life when used daily to shift between a "Handsfree" telephone headset and amplified speakers. Therefore, the switch should be adequate for frequently muting the TV. Blessings to you!
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If i am imagining your setup correctly, you would have to plug this into your tvs audio jack (the one that the amp is probably plugged into) and have the amp plugged into the headphone jack on the switch/hub (device listed).
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Easy answer.. u need to buy or a XLR cable male to female or mmale to 1/4 .. from you speakers your connect where say thru and from the baby tremor where say input
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I used an RCA (red/white) to 3.5mm (headphone) adaptor. Connect the RCA to the TV's audio out & the 3.5mm to the unit. You can even add an extension between the adaptor & the base unit, I you'd like to position it farther from the TV. Works great & the speakers have a longer range than I expected them to have.
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Yes you have 2 options. If your TV got a audio output then use that to connect this speakers. If your TV don't have audio output then you need use their AV option (You cannot HDMI)
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I have not connected my speakers to my tv as of yet. However, I believe you hook the transmitter box to the back of the cable box.
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Hi David, Thank you for your interest in Electrohome. The EANOS300 Archer is a stand alone product and does not have an output to connect ddditional speakers to
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An Auxiliary Audio input into speaker.This isn't the best product for that however, you could just use much cheaper speakers.
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Sorry, I can't answer your question, but it is a line-in. You'er right, it may not work. I have not tried to connect it through my speakers. Good luck.
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I have a Samsung TV, though a different model. I plugged the RS140 into the 3.5mm audio output jack, and it works perfectly. I use some Bose PC speakers for TV sound, and these, too, are plugged into the 3.5mm audio output jack using splitters. I can mute the sound or not, and the sound coming through the RS140 is independent of that.I just tried it with the native TV speaker, and it works the same way. It doesn't matter to the RS140 whether the TV volume is turned up or muted. The RS140 operates independently of that.
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You can connect The rca output of your Tv to the input on the amplifier and then wire the output to the speakers. You need then to control the output on the TV menu to use this channel.
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You don't. This is not an amplifier per say. It will even out the volume to a number of speakers especially if there is a long run to another room but it is not an amplifier. Basically it is a switch that allows you turn on or off multiple speakers. It does what it's supposed to do Very well.
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I have it plugged into the L/R (red/white) outputs of my cable box. I can turn the TV volume all the way down and my wife can control the volume on the headphone. Now I can read and not hear anything from the TV.
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No the speakers are not mute and the out put have to be played through an amplifier like a stero or powered boxes hope this answere your question
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Just add batteries and sit the amp next to the TV speaker. Hook up an extension to your headphones and adjust the volume. Make sure the TV volume is not too loud or you will still disturb your neighbor.
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Hi, This set up provides microphone level output that needs to go to an amplifier which then drives the speakers. The signal out of this is low level so must be amplified.
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It needs to have a port for the audio, otherwise you won't be able to hear anything! :)
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Darrel is correct. TV speakers are muted when a connector is inserted into the headphone jack. Simultaneous use of the TV speakers and digital audio output from the SPIDF Out should be available.