14 Apr 10 The ideal HD TV Surround Sound Set Up
Get more from your home theater. High Definition TV brings you Dolby Digital (TM) 5.1-channel surround. 5.1 means five speakers and a subwoofer to envelope you in sound.
Two front speakers and two rear speakers put you in the middle of the action. A fifth, center channel speaker placed above or below the television. The subwoofer can be placed anywhere in space, and provides the effects of low-frequency to the experience of cinema sound track.
A surroundSound system is usually with a "receiver" box that the sound from the speakers for all inspections.
HD TV set-up choosing the right audio cable to connect your surround sound on your HDTV. Connections are important.
Some cabling options to configure the HD TV Surround Sound are;
– HDMI cable – The simplest and best way to connect to HD TV for surround sound, HDMI cable to take fresh, clear audio and video signals in one cable.
– OpticalCable – Transfer to an optical fiber, the audio signal sent by pulses of light and supports multi-channel stereo audio signals. Compatible with AC-3, and Dolby Digital Stereo.
– Digital coaxial cable – transferred to a shielded cable, this audio signal is transmitted by electrical signals, and supports multi-channel stereo audio signals. Compatible with AC-3, and Dolby Digital Stereo.
– RCA – An analog signal transfer for mono or stereoAudio Channels
Get the most from your high definition TV with an audio set-up that puts you at the center.
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