Connecting Computer Speakers to Panasonic TH-42PV8P TV: Affordable 2.1 or 2.0 Sets Under 400 Zlotys

Hello,

I was wondering if it is possible to connect, for example, computer speakers directly to the TV, after looking at the topics on the forum, it turns out that such an option exists.
Could I ask you to buy some interesting equipment at a good price, manufacturer and model.
I am looking for something for a few hundred zlotys max 400, of course I would like as little as possible. I am definitely thinking of a 2.1 or 2.0 set
My TV is Panasonic TH-42PV8P.

Please help

of course, there is such a possibility, the signal can be obtained, for example, from the headphone output (if it has) or the line output, if you absolutely want a computer set, it offers something from logitech and for this money you will easily find something interesting

and maybe some other set of speakers than the computer one? I thought that I would connect the speakers from the back of the TV, i.e. to either the audio out (L and R) connectors or to the 5.1 connectors I have on the TV?

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You have to connect it to these outputs, there may be a different set of speakers, but mainly these computer sets are equipped with an amplifier, and if you want to connect a passive set, you need to buy an amplifier.

Hello! I have a slight problem. It is also connecting the speakers to the TV. I bought speakers for my computer, but sometimes I would like to connect them to the TV. The model and brand of the speakers is Easy Touch et-558. They consist of two satellites, a subwoofer (so-called 2.1) and a small device to which you can connect headphones, mp3 and adjust the volume. If I connect these speakers to the headphone jack, I have to put the music quite loud. I'm worried about burning something. The TV has "audio out" and "component in" inputs with a cinch cable socket. But connecting them there, the speakers barely play and the subwoofer at all. Is there any other way to connect these speakers?

Thank you in advance for your answer!


Greetings!

Since the jack (headphone input) sounds quiet and the cinch output also ... Maybe turn up the TV ?? One more question: where do you plug in jack from this cinch output on TV?

In my opinion, connecting such speakers through the headphone input is impossible. When I turn up the loudspeakers (as they are in the headphone jack), I hear noises. The headphone jack is designed only for them. I also tried to connect the satellites themselves to the outputs on the TV "R - Audio - L" - kiszka: /. I will connect them back to the computer. Waste of time. But thanks for your help. At least I was sure.

Hello
I have a bit of another topic, namely I have a TH-42PV8P TV and I have a SC-PT465 cinema set connected via HDMI and everything flashes beautifully, but when I want to send the sound from the TV through the cinema to the speakers, there is no HDMI cable at all, so I connected with an ordinary one with a Chinese tv cable with a cinema and now I have sound only in the front speakers and I wanted to have a full set. Is there any chance to connect this set so that all speakers have sound when I put the TV signal on?

Hello, I have a problem that I cannot cope with, namely I wanted to connect the sound from the TV to the speakers from the tower.
On the TV I use the R - Audio - L outputs, and connect to VIDEO from the queue in the tower and unfortunately silence.
I tried through the DVD and the speakers were working so now I don't know why this is happening directly from the TV. I would like to add that I also switch options for external speakers.
The TV I have is Samsung HD.

The line output can be pulled from the EURO connector, I did it, just look for the euro plug diagram on the net and see which pins you need to connect to.

I wrote to samsung with this problem and got a short and specific answer
"it's not possible "
of course I will try

You don't have any amplifier?

so it looks like this
unfortunately, it doesn't really have an audio output ... from what I know, it's only the tickets

anyone have any idea how to derive this sound?

Hello!!

There is one more possibility, namely connection to the original speakers from the TV, only that you have to interfere with the inside of the receiver, and it has its drawbacks, for example, it is not possible to connect the amplifier directly, without combining or using additional electronic components. You also have to remember about the same impedance of the connected speakers as the TV speakers. It works best in stereo, I know from my own experience.

Greetings.

You can safely use the optical audio output (digital audio out) and connect it to the amplifier with a cable.

I will ask this too, because my problem is a bit similar, but I don't want to start a new topic.

I have an LCD TV, DVD and Chinese home theater speakers. There is a built-in amplifier in the subwoofer and there are 6 CHINCH inputs. There are 6 analogous outputs in the DVD and everything works fine, but only when I watch a movie on DVD (not very often in my case). I would like to connect these speakers to a TV (optionally in the near future to a digital decoder), of course I know that it will not work in a 5.1 system, but 2.1 should be possible. The output from the TV can be via headphones or a SCART adapter, but I do not know how to connect it to give a signal from two channels to 2 speakers and a subwoofer. Is it enough to connect the left and right channels from the TV to the left front and right front in the subwoofer, and the sub itself to any channel, or are there any adapters from 2.0 to 2.1?

[EDIT] I read a bit and I know that I need a channel combiner, but on the simplest (two resistors) there will be "crosstalk" (I guess it is about the interference of the independence of the channels on the satellites). Is there a ready-made adapter-combiner, or do you donate and connect the subwoofer to one channel (I'm not an audiophile, but the TV speakers piss me off).

You can easily connect the 2.1 set from the audio L / R outputs. I personally connected the computer set, but I had to use a Chinese-to-small jack adapter .. if you want to use ordinary loudspeakers, it will be easier because you will connect the optical cable to the amplifier ..

Hello. I stick to the topic, my question is how to connect my logitechs to the TV and whether it will work out at all because when I read this topic, I do not know what is happening. Please write if I should buy something (adapters) or something like that to make it go.
The photos and the equipment on them are mine and it is not about them.

If you do not have analog audio output, you need an adapter, digital to analog converter.
For example, something like this: https://www.ceneo.pl/33088042#tab=spec

How about the sound quality when connected via this converter? Because I see a few pennies costs
I am not at the computer anymore and that's why I want to use these speakers for TV because they sound enough for home conditions, so I want to use them