Big Screen Mitsubishi WS65517

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If using a cable or sat box, use the audio outputs of those to the receiver
for sound. The TV will then have no bearing on the sound. If the TV has an
integrated tuner and you are only using an antenna, then the audio out of
the TV is needed. But if you now have no sound out of the TV, you may want
to investigate why if you will need the TV audio output as you will not get
sound any other way with OTA antenna use only.



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I have a quick question, if this Tv has no sound would it have sound if
hooked up to a receiver? Thanks for any
responses

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Try a headphone jack for a clue. Can the speakers be driven by an external
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I have a quick question, if this Tv has no sound would it have sound if
hooked up to a receiver? Thanks for any
responses

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James,

Your TV is an integrated CRT RPTV of 2006 that has CableCARD and internal
ATSC tuner, and the TV speakers should work with those sources.

If you are using an external cable HD-STB or satellite receiver connected
with the component analog cable to the TV you need to connect the audio
separately as well, if you use HDMI cable the audio would be within that
wire.

http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/j/i/18326/ ... ml?cid=126

Check the menu settings relevant to audio of the TV and the HD-STB if you
use one.

Here is back panel, page 10 of the owner's manual

http://download.jazel.net/misc/filecach ... ed030461c5
_1227-517SeriesOwnersGuide.pdf

Regarding your question of using an A/V receiver for the audio, it would
certainly give better multichannel audio (for the amps and the large
speakers), but I am not sure why you might want the TV speakers to work with
that setup if you are going to use an A/V receiver, other than having a
simpler parallel audio path out of the audio system, or other than using the
TV speakers as a center channel, but your TV does not have specific audio
inputs to use the internal speakers driven from an external source (as a
center channel), and even if it does I would discourage you from using the
TV speakers as center channel as a permanent installation.

It would be useful if you provide more information when asking these type of
questions, such as the equipment you have connected to the TV, how is
connected, and the content you are playing, so the response could be more
helpful and cover less ground.


Best Regards,

Rodolfo La Maestra


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I have a quick question, if this Tv has no sound would it have sound if
hooked up to a receiver? Thanks for any
responses

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