ann sanfedele wrote: >mike wilson wrote: > > > >>ann sanfedele wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >>>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... >>> >>> >>> >>>But TADA! I finally got the sound back on my computer and managed to >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>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. >> >> >> >Yes its the one for the power I need. the other one (taht you don't see >all of in my pic) is what goes >into the earphone jack. > > > >>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. >> >> >> >I did - but the top only is 12v sigh > > > >>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 >> >> >> > >LIke it - but not the one I need... > >Ideally I'd like a single non stereo speaker that doesnt need power - >just works like headphones but >that I can hear without wearing headphones. I have one set of speakers >that works but I want to >leave that in the kitchen. > >no nibbles on craigs list yet. > >thanks, Mike > >ann > > > >> >> >> >> > > > > > That type of speaker often works without power - just not as loud. Try it.
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