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Re: WHERE ARE THE AUDIO OUTPUTS LOCATED ON THIS...
It does not have a audio output but it has a digital output you should use same unit with digital output or input and use a fiber optic cable. hope this help good day and best regards.
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What make and model tv .
Most if not all flat screen tv's do not have speaker outputs
but they do have rca audio outputs,these are marked audio output
and are round with a red centre,these outputs will require an external amplifier to power speakers.
Hi, I have your solution. there are only 2 audio outputs it seems-one is a fiber optic digital output that uses a Toslink connector, the other is a small 1/8 in.- 3.5mm stereo headphone jack ( it's location I'm unclear on-it may be located on the side or even on the bottom edge. Other than those the only other audio out is through the t.v.'s speakers. Thanks for choosing fixYa, good luck-Prodzilla
This can be as simple as a poor connection somwhere in the voltage regulator circuit or a defective driver transistor or output transistor. In any case, this is a simple repair for any shop that works on vintage receivers. If it is the outputs, that will be the most expensive repair from a parts perspective. The outputs will cost in the $5-$10 range for each one and it could be 2-4 pieces. If you wish to attempt this repair yourself, you will need a multimeter that has a diode checker. Let me know and I'll provide additional details and instructions.
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