will this cable split a coaxial cable for volume into a tv?
1806974
No. RCA Coax is a digital cable. RCA analog, like this cable, is analog only. You cannot mix the two even though the connectors are the same.
1806975
IMO this is solely used to split audio sound, the red and white audio input from my sub woofer into the single output from an amp, at least that's what I used it for. I don't see how it can be used w a coxial cable. It works great. I gave it 5 stars.
1806976
Jessica,Not sure what you are trying to do, but the two mail ends are for L/R audio inputs and the one female end usually plugs into your receiver. I am using this for my sub-woofer, coming from the receiver to the sub, then two male ends plug into the left/right inputs to my sub.
1806977
What do mean by volume? I use them to split signal from my preamp to two separate power amp. This way I can use one preamp with two power amp so I can by-amp my AR9 speakers. One amp drives the upper range speakers and the other amp drives only the woofers in them. This cable works perfect for me no problems so far, very well built cable for the price.
1798056
no. this is an audio visual projection type connect (C2G I believe is the correct term not coaxial) - it is not the type that runs to connect cable tv or vcr ... it is a round end with a bunch of prongs. I was hoping for that same type of set up - and was sadly mistaken when the cable arrived.
2153402
coaxial cable, if you want to hook it up to more than 1 tv, you can use a spliter, real simple.
2209735
Yes, but it comes with one. Or any other coax cable you have would work as well.
386974
Yes, as long as the Mag can be 1st on the coax in an OTA antenna or cable TV system, or on one leg of a 2-way splitter.The coax circuit is an amplified, built-in splitter that send the raw signal thru to a cable box or TV while sending it also to the tuner so both components can tune channels separatel... record one channel while watching a diff. channel with the cable box's or TV's tuner.Other info and help files are here:http://www.avsforum.com/t/940657/magnavox-537-535-533-515-513-2160a-2160-2080-philips-3576-3575/0_10#post_12244086
18225
Yes it would but t is way overkill for what it sounds like you need. It sounds like you are wanting to use it for only audio and this would do it but an audio splitter is really what you need. Try looking at the following link: http://www.amazon.com/Cblwhl-Female-Piggyback-Audio-Cable/dp/B000I94FAE/ref=sr_1_12?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1420489730&sr=1-12&keywords=audio+splitter
1440641
yes it will but the cable is like coax but not as stiff so you might need to attach it to a snake or something.
2216448
Unfortunately, this cable will not work. This cable is HMDI on one side and mini-coax on the other side. (ie Keyboard to sound boxes)
1277607
Yes. I just double-checked mine and it does have 1 coaxial input. So it should work.
2159044
Doubtful though depending on the tv ports if you go into an optical audio port the volume should work. I don't use that port so I'm not sure if it exists on our tv.
678164
Assuming you are referring to the standard coaxial or antenna connecters, no. You will need some kind of converter to distribute the signal to an rca cable. I'm fairly certain they exist.
472484
Yes, it turns the coax cable into rca, s-video, or vga (and 3.5mm for audio)
1769270
No splitter.You'll have to purchase one separately It does, however, come with the power supply. You'll need to supply the coaxial cable, too.
850835
So you want to split one in to 2 outs?, yes you can. I have a cable box connected to 2 TVs and works fine
928539
No, it has one coax input. Packag d with a spliter. Not the most elegant solution, but it works
595752
Hi B. Elstad, If your TV's one audio output port is a 3.5mm style jack, then yes, this cable would work well. However, if your TV has a Digital RCA (Coaxial) output or a Toslink Digital Audio port, then this cable will not work for you. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
1906119
Yes, just keep in mind that each time you split the signal of the antenna you weaken the signal that actual reaches the device (t-v, DVR, etc.). You can probably get by with a one-to-two splitter, but more than that and you need to think about getting an RF Amplifier that has multiple outputs, with your antenna connected directly to the RF Amplifier, and individual coaxial feeds from there to each device. I've learned this the hard way.