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Old 09-27-2011, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Jeffhs View Post
I have an Insignia (rebadged Osram-Sylvania) 19" flat-panel HDTV. The set supposedly has stereo sound, as it has an MTS/SAP decoder. However, the two puny speakers mounted on the back of the set do not do justice to the TV's stereo capabilities. I have two Infinity brand computer speakers from my old Win98 system, and would like to use them with the TV, but I am wondering if there will be an impedance mismatch if I connect them to the set's headphone jack or if I would be risking damage to the set's audio output stages.

Thanks in advance.
It wont hurt the set at all. Headphone jacks are attenuated to prevent ear damage. I use a computer sound system, plugged into the headphone jack of my daily watcher. It's an amplified system with a sub woofer and two smaller speakers for stereo separation. Sounds great and you dont have to worry about damaging the set, as you are slightly loading the output stage.
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