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PS3 speakers
Anyone got any suggestions for speakers for a PS3?
I don't have a TV at the mo, but my computer monitot has a HDMI input so i assume i can plug the PS3 into that? But the monitor has no speakers and the PS3 doesn't seem to have a sound jack port to plug my speakers for my computer into. So anyone else tried this and, if so, what speakers did you get? |
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ps3 will fit your monitor via hdmi
there is also an optcal output for sound so any speakers with optical input will be fine |
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Have you got a scart connector for the PS3 if so you can use the red and white jacks to connect to a stereo amp or whatever, you'll have to change the sound output in the PS3 to multi-out (i think) hope thats helpfull.
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Just to answer my own question, and in case anyone else has a similar query, I ended up buying this for £13:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And it works perfectly. Plug one end into the HDMI port on the PS3, then a normal VGA cable to the computer monitor and it's got a sound jack port to plug into normal bog-standard computer speakers. Set it up today and works without a problem. Only issue is that it's a bit of a faff having to reach around the back of the PC to unplug the speakers each time I want to use the PS3 - I'll probably just go and buy a cheap 2nd pair of speakers for the PS3. It's slightly ironic that I originally bought this computer monitor because it had both a VGA and a HDMI sockets with the idea being that I plug the computer into the VGA and the PS3 into the HDMI but it's ended up the other way now. |
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I know you've got a solution and I don't know your budget/space etc, but have you considered getting an Amp with HDMI and separate speakers - would save the cable fiddling and give you better sound.
If you get the right one now you could then use it when you get a new TV. |
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Quote:
![]() edit: You wouldn't even have to buy them! They come with the PS3!
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Yeah people don't know that the PS3 can have 2 sound outputs.
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Though when you select multi-out the PS3 will down-convert Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD to standard DD and DTS for all the digital sound outs, including HDMI. This is only a problem when playing Bluray movies and you've got and AV amp with Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD sound capability as I don't know of any games that use TrueHD or DTS-HD.
Regards Mark |
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I use my HC sound system!
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