Extra screens Does anyone know if you can purchase a splitter and add additional screens?

go to ebay or radioshack and get a 3mm headphone splitter will allow you to plug in 2 sets

Hello,

Yes you can add two additional speakers, by adding a splitter off each terminal, which will take each terminal hole to two. However there is a couple problems you might discover. Power output will weaken because each channel is designed for so much amp output. So, by adding two additional speakers off those channels demands more power. Now, if your not going to crank them high and have a block party you will be ok. You can get the splitter that goes in to each port and splits and places like Guitar center, maybe radio shack, best buy, and even check walmart.They make also little devices that are a little unit that actually is separate, that hook up like this. Two small coax lines about 6 inches long come out your receiver and plug into this little splitter that has four ports, then you can run all four of your lines to the four speakers, and this device has panning and some other little features to make one speaker louder than the other like a fader. I hope this helps. Again Guitar center is best to check first.

THANK YOU, MIKE

You can get a line splitter at Radio Shack,WalMart,BestBuy,Compusa etc. Just tell them you need a PC audio line splitter,they'll know what you mean.And they don't cost very much,$3-$4.Radio Shack will be the most expensive.You plug the male end into your audio board,and the male end from each set of speakers into the female end on the splitter.There's a link to a picture below.
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You'd need to get a 3.5mm stereo audio jack splitter (aka "headphone jack splitter").
It'll look something like the pictures below.
You should be able to purchase one for a few dollars pretty much anywhere you buy electronics or audio equipment (Radio Shack, Best Buy, etc.).

Once you have that, make sure both your computer and your monitor are turned off.
-Then, unplug the audio cord (that goes from your monitor to your computer) from your computer (you can leave it plugged into the monitor).
-Plug the splitter into your computer where the cord was previously plugged in.
-Next, plug the cord into one of the open jacks on the splitter.
-Plug the audio cable for your *second* set of speakers into the other jack on the splitter.

You should be able to turn on all the devices and have audio coming from all the speakers now.


Let us know if you have more questions!

you can try to use a y splitter. the problem with that is the receiver will not give you enough "power" to power up the headrest. You will probably lose picture quality. There are amplifiers that can be purchased that will have extra outputs for video, this would be your best bet. It will give you great picture quality.

Replace the Z Sustainer Board, Part # 6871QZH044B and replace the Y Sustainter Board, Part # 6871QYH039B at the same time. If you replace one and not the other the bad one will end up shorting the good one and you’ll lose your picture within a week. You can do this work yourself by unplugging the unit and placing it face down on carpet (put down a soft blanket to protect the screen) and unscrewing the back of the unit (a power screw driver works great for this job because there are a few screws involved). The cheapest place to buy these two parts are: www.discount-merchant.com , orwww.avextra.net, or www.ebay.com There are two additional Y Sustainer supporting Boards called the Upper and Lower Y Boards in the P50HDM that can also be replaced at the time of the Z and Y Replacement. There part numbers are: 6871QDH088A and 6871QDH089A. Although some techies prefer to replace them at the same time as the main Z & Y Boards they probably weren’t the cause of the problem and most likely don’t need to be replaced. However, if you decide to replace them along with the Z & Y then it’s additional insurance that it won’t happen again, plus these boards are actually pretty cheap unlike the Z and Y which are a bit more expensive. It’s also popular to add two additional CPU fans to the unit for additional cooling. Apparently the POD (Pop of Death) has something to do with the main Z and Y overheating. To add additional CPU Fans, which are also pretty cheap, you’ll need a 3 Pin Y-Splitter (M-F) and a 4 Pin Y-Splitter (M-F) for extra plugs to connect to the additional fans but be sure to purchase a super quiet fans since the additional fans will be running along with the two 5 inch super quiet fans that came with the unit.

A line splitter I would asume. Some people just by two brains or more and make a really huge set. I would recomend just buying to brains, alot easyer and more options to chose from.

If you have the RA-6A chassis, you can find the part if you go to this website.

There are two additional Y Sustainer supporting Boards called the Upper and Lower Y Boards in the P50HDM that can also be replaced at the time of the Z and Y Replacement. There part numbers are: 6871QDH088A and 6871QDH089A. Although some techies prefer to replace them at the same time as the main Z & Y Boards you won't know if they are the problem unless you still have problems after the Z &Y are replaced at the same time. Since these are much cheaper than the Z & Y (about $50 each) that should take care of the blinking.

It sounds like you don't have the dreaded problem of busted panels otherwise you wouldn't have a picture at all. these boards are actually pretty cheap unlike the Z and Y which are a bit more expensive. It’s also popular to add two additional CPU fans to the unit for additional cooling. Apparently the POD (Pop of Death) has something to do with the main Z and Y overheating. To add additional CPU Fans, which are also pretty cheap, you’ll need a 3 Pin Y-Splitter (M-F) for the extra plugs to connect to the additional fans but be sure to purchase a super quiet fans since the additional fans will be running along with the two 5 inch super quiet fans that came with the unit.