Tv sound CAN I GET SURROUND SOUND FROM THIS TV?IS THE YELLOW & WHITE (AUDIO/VIDEO) JACKS ON THE FRONT CAPABLE OF INPUT & OUTPUT OR JUST INPUT?

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This all depends on if you have the surround sound verison most just have one speaker on the left side of the tv (this would be on the right if facing you). as for the inputs on the front there just that. you should know that this was made for ease of use for inputs only.

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Input try connecting a adio Y adapter to the audio output connection in the back if there is only 1 audio output but other wise the answer to your question is no

Posted on Dec 13, 2006

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