We have a smart TV with 3.5mm plug & want to plug into stereo receiver with RCA. Correct Cable?
1810099
yes i think so as long as that one on the TV is an outlet not an inlet.I use it to connect my phone galaxy s4 to an old amp/receiver. 3.5 mm from headphone output to stereo red and white rca Input
1810100
Assuming that the 3.5mm plug says it is an audio output then Yes this cable will work.
1810101
That would work for sure. If you can use a Toslink cable that would be better (AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable). Look on your receiver/tv for a square connection, it usually has a blank piece of plastic in it to keep it clean. This would provide and optical audio connection.
589366
... and i have it plugged in reverse (currently using 2 cables), as well. works fine both ways for me. quality cable
1040721
With RCA inputs, you would need a "y" into mini male cable. Like this:3.5mm Stereo Male to Dual RCA Male Y-Cable, 6 FT.Hope that helps.
1183229
Most likely this is the wrong cable for what you need. You need an RCA Y-adapter with male connectors at each end similar to the item below. You will also need 2 of these (one for each left and right channel). http://www.amazon.com/C2G-Cables-03161-Stereo-Y-Cable/dp/B0002J1KVM/ref=sr_1_56?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1427665632&sr=1-56&keywords=y+rca+adapter
1995470
If the output is stereo and the devices have a 3.5mm input and output port for sound then it should work.Mashmal stated the standard red and white stereo sound from a composite cable. While I do not disagree that if you have composite and not 3.5mm cables for the sound (which is likely in most home television setups) that a composite switch would work better, but I do disagree that you convert it to 3.5mm unless you just have to. Conversion can degrade sound quality. Also, if your conversion method is not the best quality you might see some bad results as well.
2278336
just get a adapter with rca jacks on one end and 3.5mm phone plug on the otherthat will adapt the cord from the Cyber Acoustics control puck that is meant to plug into the computerwith the adapter it will plug into your rca jacks on the TV- if that is what the TV needs....verify what the TV has for sound out, use whatever is appropriate to adapt from the 3.5mm phone plugadapters are less than 5 bucks just type it in the Amazon search bar. It aint rocket science, have fun.
1386983
If your TV has an RCA 2-channel jack (RED and WHITE) then you can use an RCA red and white 2-channel cable (NOT included with the Z323) for the hook up. A five year old TV may not have the RCA jack.
243777
Yes all you need is a 3.5mm Male to RCA male cable. Works like a charm. They sell those cables in plenty on Amazon or your local Radio Shack.
1368628
You need this C2G / Cables To Go 40645 3.5mm Stereo Male To Dual RCA Female Adapter
1006537
This model has Rca and 1/4" inch plugs for both channels. It should work fine. Great upgrade to your sound!
1737386
It's a 3.5 mm audio jack. I have my tv rca out to 3.5 jack hooked up to it. It works great.
1090289
I would simply use asset of rca type cables.I am not sure what brand of receiver you have but all of them I have seen have the red/white rca jacks for multipul inputs. Normally the cd in jacks give the best headphone sound rather than aux or phono
273915
How do I hook this up to my home stereo, Denon AVR-x2000? I have a cable that is 1/4" plugged into main outs into RCA input on my receiver. Still no go
2186855
yes, you need a 2 x RCA male to 1 x 3.5mm female stereo Y cable. 6 inches long does the job. They cost 2-3 dollars at amazon.Plug the 2 RCA jacks into your tv and your headset jack into the the other end. I have done this on 2 tvs and it works.
992319
Yeah, anything with a 3.5mm audio jack will work. But considering the length of the longest cable they give you (about 5ish feet), its probably not a grand idea to be that close and listen to the tv, but it is possible.
364920
This is a DIGITAL Optical CO-AXIAL cable with only a single plug on either end. The RCA cable is a 2-headed plug on each end for the white and red connectors for stereo sound input/output on the back of your equipment. You must check the back of your equipment carefully to determine which type you need. Check your owner's manuals. My connection with this cable was between a Blu-Ray player directly to my HDTV. Hope this helps.
1050420
1) Yes2) You want an "RCA to 3.5MM stereo" cable, a "3.5mm Stereo Feed-Thru Panel Mount Jack", and a "3.5mm stereo cable".3) No. It connects through the headphone jack.
1236843
Use a 3.5MM to 2 RCA cable from the speakers to the L and R aoudio out on the back of the TV.