ann sanfedele wrote: >Since you guys know everything ... :) > > >I need the cord that I'm mentioning in this craigs list ad I put up... >Can't find one locally... (so far) > >http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/wan/795568113.html > >Ive made the wonderful discovery that if I plug in old fashion little >speakers into the earphone jack on the TV , >I can keep the volume from going up when commercials come on. > >all the other info you need to help is in that craigslist thingy... > >If you have one of those cords lying around and could spare it or you >know where I can find one cheap Id love it. >I have a few odds and ends I could trade - write me off list > >alternatively, I wouldn't mind buying a little speaker that is mono and >that I could just plug into the >TV - The earphone jack that I have fits both my Dell computer and my >Sharp tv... if I had that on >a little speaker it would work, too. > >I'm a audio tech idiot... > >But TADA! I finally got the sound back on my computer and managed to >set it up so I don't have any wave sounds >and I only hear stuff if I plug in my earphones... Had to admit there >were a few things I wanted to actually hear on >the web... like a friend's radio show... > >sorry I'm not commenting much on pics -- I've gotten buried with chores >here...including a house guest coming for >the high rollers Scrabble tourney the end of next week. > >T I A >ann > > > > That appears to be the socket for the power supply (commonly called "wall warts" over there, I believe) rather than a socket for an audio lead. If you search around, you can find PSUs that are switchable between quite a few voltages and can reverse polarity on their multiple outlet plugs.
More likely, you will find a fixed 15V PSU and have the choice of outlet plugs for it, like this: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?TabID=1&ModuleNo=13453&doy=14m8 -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
