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Your quest is thankfully unrelated to ARC/CEC. Find a tiny TPA3255- or TPA3116-based amp. These are class D amplifier chips made by TI. https://en.wikipedia.o
by lysace 10mo ago
Your quest is thankfully unrelated to ARC/CEC.
Find a tiny TPA3255- or TPA3116-based amp. These are class D amplifier chips made by TI.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class-D_amplifier https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class-D_amplifier
Buy one of these from e.g. Amazon.
Optionally: Throw away/recycle away the supplied chinese noname power supply. Buy a used laptop PSU from a reputable brand locally for cheap instead. I scored a Lenovo 135W/20V laptop PSU for $5 at my local Goodwill equivalent. Solder on a 5.5mm barrel jack connector.
My fav for your use case: Fosi Audio TB10D.
- recursive 10mo agoI'm using active bookshelf speakers with integrated amps. They are working fine.
- lysace 10mo agoI really dislike this behavior. You presented a problem, but you didn't want a solution. You wanted attention.
- recursive 10mo agoI do want a solution. You haven't provided one. You suggested an amp. The fact that I'm able to use a headphone jack to connect my speakers should tell you I don't need an amplifier. The question posed is how to connect those speakers if I no longer had access to a headphone jack. Currently the headphone jack is working fine. For what it's worth, here's a comment that seems like it's get a perfect solution for me. Sorry if I was unclear.
- jtbayly 10mo ago1. His speakers are powered already. He doesn't need an amp. 2. Even if they weren't, how is he supposed to connect to the Fosi without a headphone jack coming out from the TV? The Fosi only has RCA input.
- lysace 10mo ago1. That information just arrived as a reply to my comment. 2. "Luckily, I have one of the last remaining TVs with a headphone jack."