Hooking up Coby Csp-94 Speaker to HDTV "no directions"
The long cable in this speaker system is color coded green black & Beige If you hook this cable in the short split cable colored red and white , one cable will be hooked into nothing. whch cables go into the red and white and where do you put them in a HDTV ? Help!!!!!
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The long cable in this speaker system is color coded green black & Beige If you hook this cable in the short split cable colored red and white , one cable will be hooked into nothing. whch cables go into the red and white and where do you put them in a HDTV ? Help!!!!!
Electroniclly chalenged
Audio Players & Recorders - Coby - CSP-94 Speaker
Answers & Comments
The green, black and beige cable is non-standard and proprietary meaning that Coby has defined their purpose which hopefully is described in your user guide. It would be worth a few dollars to buy the properly color-coded cables to uncomplicate your setup. Buy cables (or cable sets) that have the same color coding as your TV jacks along with the cable suggested below.
There are several ways to connect to an HDTV system and these are normally standard as previously described.
The red and white are for right and left channels and it isn't uncommon to see a three cnductor cable with one not connected since one of the methods of connection is to supply audio via two cables, video (composite) via a 3rd which is plugged into a corresponding jack, normally colored yellow. Audio cables aren't really required to carry the mix of much higher frequencies of composite video.
If you have the following connectors, try this:
- S-Video (this does not contain any audio information and requires an S-Video cable) - Right (red) and left (white) audio paths. The S-Video connection provides a better signal that gives you a noticeably sharper picture. This setup is selected from the TV's input source menu.