hi just bought a new samsung smart TV model 6400 . I can't seem to get any sound from the audio outputs red & white I'm putting them into the back of a pioneer vsp200 surround sound amp . I didn't have any problems with my old pioneer plasma this way I even tried putting them in the back off my k2 roksan still no sound at all any help would be welcome.
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daveh75
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Thanks daveh75 didn't think that been 11 years since I bought my old plasma.so Is there anyway I could get sound do I have to use hdmi only prob is my av amp don't have any hdmi on it?
chebby
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Rob123 said:
Does your AV amp have an optical digital input? (The Samsung has one optical digital output.)
Thanks for the reply chebby no it doesn't have an digital input think I'm screwed .looks like I may need to buy a new av amp any suggestions would be appreciated as long as there not to much ££ also I'd need it to be able to run with my roksan k2 as they drive the front speakers.
It depends on how much money you want to spend, your best bet is to check out the recievers on richer sounds
What AV reciever is that you have? Optical inputs/outputs have a little black peg in them, i'm sure you know this. You have to take the peg out so yu can connect a cable.
See Opt 1 and to it's right is Opt 2 with the peg in. Again sorry if you already know this. There should be a matching socket on your TV as someone else mentioned.
See Opt 1 and to it's right is Opt 2 with the peg in. Again sorry if you already know this. There should be a matching socket on your TV as someone else mentioned.
Hi there,
Just returned to hifi after a long lay off, I currently have a 2channel set up, arcam a22 integrated and arcam p35 power amp in a bi amp set up using naim cd5 and flatcap 2 with Pmc floor standers. I have just purchased another p35 and plan to use my a22 solely as a pre amp and both powers for either hi freq or low freq on each speaker or according to arcams manual I could remove links and use the powers as mono amps which I believe means each amp would power it's own speaker. I would be interested in any views regarding mono vs traditional biamp, also any advice on how to best rig this up, for example if in traditional biamp set up would the links need to be in place?
Kind Regards
db
Just returned to hifi after a long lay off, I currently have a 2channel set up, arcam a22 integrated and arcam p35 power amp in a bi amp set up using naim cd5 and flatcap 2 with Pmc floor standers. I have just purchased another p35 and plan to use my a22 solely as a pre amp and both powers for either hi freq or low freq on each speaker or according to arcams manual I could remove links and use the powers as mono amps which I believe means each amp would power it's own speaker. I would be interested in any views regarding mono vs traditional biamp, also any advice on how to best rig this up, for example if in traditional biamp set up would the links need to be in place?
Kind Regards
db
daveh75
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daveh75 said:
Oops I did reread his original post but somehow didn't pick up the amp part. I figured it was too old tohave had any digital connections.
Broomy said:
If you are talking about the metal bridges bewteen the high and low binding posts on your speakers, then they need to be removed for Bi-amping. My understanding is 1 mono amp per speaker/tweeter is just the same as using a stereo pre and power amp. The only difference being you might have 4 mono blocks instead of 2 amps (pre/power)
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