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Connecting TV and Surround Sound system

whitelightrider · 2007-07-13 12:34:15

Folks, I set up a Philips Ambilight TV and Philips Surround Sound system for a friend. The surround sound system is connected the the DVD player. Is it possible to connect the TV to the surround sound system as well? What kind of cables do i need for it?

13-07-2007 1:34pm

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whitelightrider

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Folks,

I set up a Philips Ambilight TV and Philips Surround Sound system for a friend. The surround sound system is connected the the DVD player. Is it possible to connect the TV to the surround sound system as well? What kind of cables do i need for it?

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#2 13-07-2007 3:59pm

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You need a phono cable such as this. Two connectors (one red, one white) at each end. This will give you stereo sound.

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#3 16-07-2007 8:43am

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it will, as long as the tv has line out connectors. May want to chack before you buy the cable

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#4 26-07-2007 8:59am

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Most decent TVs will have audio out on one of their SCART sockets if they don't have phono audio out, so you can use a SCART->Phono Audio cable for this. Make sure you get one for sound from[/] the SCART/TV, as they're available in both directions and don't work both ways. There are cheap ones available though that have a switch on them to change direction, I think they're only entry level stuf though...

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