Question about Edirol MA-20D Computer Speakers
I've been assigned the duty of fixing a problem for my great aunt. She recently purchased a small flat panel TV for herself - the problem; the tiny speakers in it aren't loud enough for her to hear well. There are not many outputs on this unit (her new TV) - only one mini round (1/8", I believe)jack spot labeled "Digital audio output" for the audio. Would these speakers be a viable solution, in other words, can I connect them to the mini jack digital audio output from a TV set to create some volume for my dear but almost deaf aunt? Would there be a more economical solution?
Hello bobbobbob, These speakers would work great. First question is: Do you already own these speakers, or would you be buying them? If you already own them, then yes, use them, if not, a more economical solution would be the Bose Companion 2 speakers here: http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_PRODUCT_PAGE_EVENT&product=companion2_multimedia_index These are about half the price, and have exceptional clarity for someone like your aunt. They also will allow her flat panel TV to plug and play very easily. Please let us know if you need any additional information. Best regards and kudos for helping your aunt out! nightdiver
Posted on Sep 05, 2006
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