Sanyo fvw3982 add speakers - LG 42LC2D 42 in. LCD HDTV

Hey Paul, The model number is needed so as to know exactly what out puts your tv has available.

This set isn't capable of going over 68, this is all it's programmed for. You will need to get a channel box that overrides the tv's programming in order to add the channel 73.

ONLY ON SMALL SPEAKERS, you can add headphone jack plug to any speakers an plug them in

follow the link to see where to plug in your amp/speakers

Sanyo DP32640 Owner Manual Page 7

The speakers in these TVs are their weakness. More over you may not get the original speakers easily. Here is the solution if you can do it. It is the rubber ring between the paper cone and the metal body which gets cracked and cause crackled sound. Take a tube of RUBBER solution (the one we use for general purpose sticking) and cover the rubber ring with it properly. Let it dry and put the speakers back. Your speakers will sound as good as original. Good luck. You will not need to use the outside speakers.

Something doesn't add up. You mention two connections to the speakers - CA-9335 and a "simple jvc cd player". Is that true? If so, you might want to UNconnect the CD from the speakers and run it into the receiver where it belongs. An amp isn't designed to share the load with another live device; or even have electrical contact with anything BUT speakers.

Did you actually find documentation that supports this hook-up? Or just winging it?

if there are jacks in the back of your sanyo you can hook up 2 speakers if your sanyo do not have external audio RCA jacks for speakers...you will need a home entertainment receiver to hook up the 2 -7 speakers...

I have the exact same problem. It's a volume control issue. For me, when I turn my TV on and have it on low volume, it works fine (but sounds somewhat distorted). But once I turn the volume up to normal levels, the speakers crackle and then go out. I opened my tv and checked my speakers, and they were perfectly fine; not blown or anything. As well, the audio processor and circuitry didn't appear burned at all.
This used happened every few months for 30min or and hour at a time. Then, about 2 months ago, it happened again, and ever since then it still hasn't worked properly. The only way I got around this was by buying a cheap 2.1 speaker system, and connecting it to the audio output on the TV. Or you could buy a speaker bar or home theater system. I believe this issue has to do with problems with the circuitry in the audio amplifier, and there's not much you can do except add external speakers, or contact Sanyo if you still have an active warranty.
Depending on where you bought your TV (such as from walmart), its possible that the LCD panel was produced by Sanyo, but the electronics were done in China. Walmart does this with nearly every TV they sell.

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