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    Computer Speakers on t.v.?

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by Agent CoolBlue, Nov 10, 2007.

  1. Agent CoolBlue

    Agent CoolBlue Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    Hey guys, I just got a logitech z-5500 5.1 speaker system and I was wondering how I would use this on my t.v.? And are t.v.s anything like computers/laptops where you would have to buy additional things to support 5.1 systems?

    Thanks!
     
    Agent CoolBlue, Nov 10, 2007
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  2. JasonSix

    JasonSix Notebook Enthusiast

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    I use this and it works very well:

    http://www.provantage.com/logitech-970150-0403~7LGTC96V.htm

    Edit: As you can probably tell by the picture, the adapter will have to come from a source to your Z-5500s (DVD player, Stereo Receiver, etc. basically anything with RCA outs). I've used this adapter with my Xbox 360 to my Logitech X-530s and they sounded really well. Not true 5.1 but I was happy with the sound nonetheless.
     
    JasonSix, Nov 10, 2007
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  3. bieonecc

    bieonecc Newbie

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    bieonecc, Nov 11, 2007
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    bieonecc Newbie

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    wow ! the logitech u recommend also is Cool i think , It is 5.1 .
    considering to buy ....
     
    bieonecc, Nov 11, 2007
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