jayantadak
Active Member
I have a Samsung LED TV, which is connected to 5.1 Wharfedale HT along with a blu-ray and WDTV media player. For casual watching the news, and serials I do not involve the HT amplifier. But I find the TV sound to be very poor. If I increase the volume of the TV, the sound cracks. I just wanted the TV to be a bit loud without distortion. Well, it can be done easily by putting on the AVR, but I do not want the AVR to be involved for casual TV. A simple ampli-speaker was the answer to it. I purchased the CREATIVE A35 which are actually computer speakers, and connected it to the headphone 3.5 mm slot which was behind the TV. For about 3 minutes, it gave enough amplified sound to my satisfaction, but all of a sudden the sound became very low which came from the newly brought speakers. I tested the speakers on other TV's headphone slot, they worked fine. But it had a problem with this SAmsung TV's headphone slot. It is possible that some IC must have blown in the headphone section of the TV.
The above TV has no other 'audio out' except the 'headphone out' and an 'optical out'. There is no analogue out. I would like to know what is the way out. I had inquired with the Samsung customer care, they too agreed that apart from the above two 'outs' there is no other audio out.
I am wondering if I can use a adapter/converter whereby I can connect the optical out to the 3.5 mini jack. But I do not think it is available in the market. Please suggest me some viable connection.
The above TV has no other 'audio out' except the 'headphone out' and an 'optical out'. There is no analogue out. I would like to know what is the way out. I had inquired with the Samsung customer care, they too agreed that apart from the above two 'outs' there is no other audio out.
I am wondering if I can use a adapter/converter whereby I can connect the optical out to the 3.5 mini jack. But I do not think it is available in the market. Please suggest me some viable connection.
