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Originally Posted by dieseljeep
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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I tried plugging my speakers into the TV's headphone jack; they work, but with much less audio, even at full volume, than when using the set's built-in speakers. My external Infinity speakers are not amplified. Could this have something to do with the problem? This is exactly the reverse of the problem many owners of this set are experiencing, according to the reviews I read online before purchasing mine: the sound through the set's own speakers is barely audible in many cases, even at full volume. My set provides adequate sound volume through the speakers at the midpoint of the on-screen volume control, but external, non-amplified speakers connected to the headphone jack do not work even half as well; however, if I connect a pair of headphones to the jack, I get as much volume as I get from the TV's own speakers, and with the volume control set at midrange or lower.