Steve
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I have a sub and satellite speakers coming off my tv, however they arent for a TV and the only way to adjust the volume is via a twisty nob on the speaker.
Is there something I can get that plugs in between the speaker setup and the TV where it controls the volume via a remote?
I can then whack up the volume on the speaker and control it via the device?
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John
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I know it's not what you want but what about plugging it into the headphone out for the moment?
Would have the same outcome.
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Steve
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hmm interesting idea john
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Bram
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never heard of anything that would do that tbh
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Brett
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Originally posted by Steve
hmm interesting idea john
Duuuuhhhh 
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John
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The only thing I can think of that would do what you want is an amp tbh.
You get lots of different kinds of amps.
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Cosmo
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does adjusting the volume of the TV change the volume of the speakers at all? As I know on my sister TV you can change them volume a bit using the TV remote and then some more using the remote for the amp.
If this was the case you could wack the speaker volume right up and then put it down low on the TV and just use that to control it.
Long shot but may work?
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John
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I'm assuming its just normal aux out.
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Cosmo
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Aye, its def a long shot as I expect thats how its setup, but may just work.
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kz
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quote:
Originally posted by John
I know it's not what you want but what about plugging it into the headphone out for the moment?
Would have the same outcome.
i do this. sounds fine. but there is a lot of hiss if you have no sound coming outta them
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Bram
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How about a long stick?
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Steve
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thats john this is working perfectly like this 
there seems to be less bass output through the headphone socket, but a few tweaks with the tv's sound got it right
[Edited on 31-08-2007 by Steve]
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