Your Entertainment Setup

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#2
I will learn to post pics sometime.

40 LCD Sony HD TV
Yamaha reciever 7.1 DTS
Bose accustamass 5.!
power cleaner
360
5 disc sony DVD player
 
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62" Mitsubishi DLP 1080p
Onkyo 5.1 DTS
360
Wii
PS3
HD DVD Player
Toshiba DVD Recorder (dust collector)
DirecTv w/ HD Tivo
AMD 2800 PC
Fisher Price LeapFrog
 

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37" Panasonic plasma with that Best Buy wall mount. You know, no wires sticking out and such. That's it. :ermm:
 
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This might be a n00b question, but I don't care. I have an Altec Landsing surround sound hooked up to my PC. I would like to hook it up to my tv- but it only has the single coaxial jack that plugs into the back of the PC similar to headphones. Is there an A/V adapter that with interface with my tv??
 
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SWIL said:
This might be a n00b question, but I don't care. I have an Altec Landsing surround sound hooked up to my PC. I would like to hook it up to my tv- but it only has the single coaxial jack that plugs into the back of the PC similar to headphones. Is there an A/V adapter that with interface with my tv??
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If you're doing a home theater system, get a home theater system. Not a computer system. Comp. speakers have an optimal range of about 4 feet.
 
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milohimself said:
If you're doing a home theater system, get a home theater system. Not a computer system. Comp. speakers have an optimal range of about 4 feet.
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It could work fine then, as my living room is quite small. Is there an adapter that allows a PC setup to work with a Tv?
 
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SWIL said:
This might be a n00b question, but I don't care. I have an Altec Landsing surround sound hooked up to my PC. I would like to hook it up to my tv- but it only has the single coaxial jack that plugs into the back of the PC similar to headphones. Is there an A/V adapter that with interface with my tv??
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Yes, there is an adapter (try Radio shack?) that will convert a 1/8" jack to RCA. Your sound will certainly be nothing stellar, though.

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As for systems, my TV is still old school (projection, don't-even-try-to-steal-me big screen), but I have a Denon receiver and DVD player and Paradigm speakers that rock. Best "bang for your buck" in speakers that I've ever come across.
 
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kiddiedoc said:
Yes, there is an adapter (try Radio shack?) that will convert a 1/8" jack to RCA. Your sound will certainly be nothing stellar, though.

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As for systems, my TV is still old school (projection, don't-even-try-to-steal-me big screen), but I have a Denon receiver and DVD player and Paradigm speakers that rock. Best "bang for your buck" in speakers that I've ever come across.
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Thanks- the sound will be better than what I got- which is stock TV speakers :bad:
 
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Computer speakers frequently run off of 3.5mm audio cables, while home theater components run off of RCA cables. Converting between the two isn't good for the sound quality.

Really, I hate it when people try and hack together cheap solutions for their stuff. If you want home theater sound, get the right system for the job. Go get a home theater in a box by Panasonic or Bose. They're not that much money and will be infinitley better than a computer speaker system.
 
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