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Yes there is. I tried it for myself to make sure. The HDMI ARC adapter I show in the video has an optical output and an analog audio output through RCA connectors. Use the RCA outputs for the speaker audio and connect the optical output to a bluetooth transmitter like the one in this video. ruclips.net/video/Tz6wSNouxlE/видео.html The nice thing is the volume controls for the two paths are completely independent. You control the speaker volume with the TV remote and it does not affect the headphones, which you control from the headphones themselves or the bluetooth transmitter.

@@rogergadgetguy Thank you so much for your reply! I'll give it a try!

Great idea for a video. In the meantime, For wired headphones and a TV. just hookup a headphone DAC/amp to the optical output of the TV this one will do nicely www.amazon.com/Digital-Decoder-Headphone-Amplifier-Black-DAC/dp/B07TBF488G?hvadid=692875362841&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=6379747227965926986&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1014129&hvtargid=pla-2281435178098&psc=1&mcid=c1e545f7271d32b48a2e4e3f0e8b2ce1&hvocijid=6379747227965926986-B07TBF488G-&hvexpln=73&gad_source=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=rogergadgetgu-20&linkId=9e12afda512946b758d3e3604417227b&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl The volume is controlled from the front panel of the amp if you want to control the volume from the TV remote, use an HDMI ARC adapter with a headphone output.like this one, www.amazon.com/Tendak-Extractor-Converter-Soundbar-Amplifier/dp/B07CJ96MQV?crid=2SZG8EO7GIRWX&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.fvgIfx1QpbSVtj5QZ-LRXCD062ePAX7Sq4f99CJFwEtnyz_zVAw5YQXIHxP_hwUsRpPic3_iSkgho-bvIFGMmBWoNqbhPiXvb4BGklOtoVTLHsp63lk_K0j4WstI2Y3IEG77QKbRn6vueNba0Kf_CosG6BUrIFmp4qz3s5gnEmqEWzNdB-okppmO8yG9NuFH6XawWgL6qCHd11h0TCJ_9KLZAwREAWh8qFLq_oggT8V6C6mjE784GOXTGBoYtlVSd8UDzXUEX8I9g9KlbgBrgbBg6d-LQ6iYCjixYEfKijQ.WMM555VJlY-Y-uuyPFID267rzBlNNJBx9IZ4ZPfr1wE&dib_tag=se&keywords=hdmi+arc+audio+extractor&qid=1721424974&s=electronics&sprefix=HDMI+ARC%2Celectronics%2C197&sr=1-6&linkCode=ll1&tag=rogergadgetgu-20&linkId=9b3e26566a39ab9f03f302a0155e8e6b&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

@@rogergadgetguy I use this setup apart from controlling the volume using remote part. Will wait for the video as I need demonstration before I invest in a hdmi arc adapter

Generally the reviews of hdmi arc adapters aren’t very good so need to it shown in action ideally

Hi Mike Thanks for commenting, I appreciate you watching so carefully. The lighting problem is due to led backlights which were installed as part of a restoration, their fast response means that they strobe on and off at 60Hz which is not visible to the naked eye, but forms interference patterns with the camera scanning on video. I will get a wooden case for the Marantz sometime though, it does sound wonderful. B.T.W. Bluetooth is not the only option for phone audio on a vintage reciever, and for something as nice as a Marantz receiver, I'd normally use a WiFi streamer for even better sound. Watch out for future videos.

@@rogergadgetguy I forgot to mention that they also make beautiful reproduction wooden cases. I'm thinking about one. My reproduction face place was so perfect that I'm sure the wooden case would be too.

That's a great idea, and the Sabaj A10h is a very good solution. It seems it's not available anymore though, and the A20h has XLR balanced outputs. Unfortunately most headphone amps do not come with remote controls. There are other options though. They're good topics for a future video.

Thanks for posting Douglas. I'll definitely give the bigger speakers a try/

@@rogergadgetguy With the supplied power brick, you will get a very clean 50 watts per channel, no problem. It certainly can drive proper floorstanders. The first reaction of "cheap amp means cheap speakers" clearly does not apply here...

@@rogergadgetguy Please do! Just found your channel, and I'm looking for a 500$ setup for my TV, would like a subwoofer option if that's something you could help with. Thanks Roger, real friendly neighbor you are!

@@nerdynumen Hi, for a $500 budget with subwoofer I would stick with the amp in the video it is really good for the price, and features a pre- out connection, which works well for a subwoofer. Just use a 3.5mm to RCA stereo cable. One catch is the pre amp out is stereo, and many subs only have a mono input. You can just take one side and use that, but it’s far from optimum. Do not try to combine the two outputs with some kind of Y cable that’s very bad practice even if you find it sorta kinda works. Much better to buy a sub with stereo inputs. One choice within your budget is the Dayton Audio Sub 800 It’s $140 I’ve tested it sounds great is not too huge and has versatile connections. If you stayed with the Neumi Speakers then you’d be at $110 under your budget and have a really great value, For the $100 you could buy a wireless link for the sub to give you more flexibility in placement. It is a very good sounding system. If you wanted to upgrade from this, and stay within your budget you could either Upgrade the Sub to something that went deeper with more power. This would be the best option if you want to watch action movies in a large room. The Klipsch Synergy Black Label Sub-100 would put you right at your budget at their current sale price. Your other option is to change speakers. To step up from the Neumi’s you would have to move to something like the Elac BS41-BK. With the Dayton Sub you’d have a great sounding system for a smaller room, or for if you share a wall ceiling or floor with a neighbor. The complete system will come in around $460. Another option the Elac Debut 2.0 b5.2 which occasionally comes on sale for $199 and at that price would be the very best sound you can get for your budget Dayton Sub www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-SUB-800-8-80-Watt-Powered-Subwoofer-300-627?quantity=1 Elac Speakers www.amazon.com/ELAC-4-Passive-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B08W9B2DBL?th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=rogergadgetgu-20&linkId=1bed55e705550629a975ff38cddfa3c1&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl Klipsch Sub www.amazon.com/Klipsch-Synergy-Black-Sub-100-Subwoofer/dp/B07VR24V4V?crid=1Q19P0IMOK573&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.2eE1iXFG4AqwmmDfX9hCDEzWwp9tV1kaWouMNxgnJmAVkEIh0HqBPrsR_2GoCuqTo07oZHdnKAaX0KRM0m5Q0EAAr6-UUgo0xxyZItxkA6Sp4oR5TV4oyNq3zcVzk0I7h31pu7k2vp6pI9pkTmI3UBDYJZV0lwrLWZPdYCIdoowdO8yA1z_3vFc_MLKxRehdKvPId7WCxZiDQLG6GLtYdG1WFffy2AgPQnl7rIsXoH8.PNoMJtGui_euS_o1Ie9jH-6aBXD3ZR1KCqqenTx81do&dib_tag=se&keywords=dayton+audio+sub-800&qid=1721419407&sprefix=Dayton+Audio+subwoofers%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-12-spons&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.f5122f16-c3e8-4386-bf32-63e904010ad0&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGY&psc=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=rogergadgetgu-20&linkId=ad9076b7284fc312b471e28357eb7122&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

The connections on this Bose system are confusing because the video and audio go to different Boxes. The video from the DVD can go to the Aux video intput on the VS2 and the audio to the Aux audio input on the Stereo. The Audio system does not support ARC so use the optical output on the TV connected to the optical input on the Stereo. Change the digital audio out mode to PCM in the TV settings so that Dolby digital programming will play on your stereo.

The cable box can connect to the TV on any of the HDMI inputs that are not the ARC input. When the cable box input is selected on the TV, the TV will route the audio to the HDMI ARC port to play on an external device.

Hi, What a nightmare, so frustrating. The HDMI ARC will not work because it needs to be turned on, and to turn it on you need the Setup menu If you can't do the setup the receiver is not very useful so that is the first step. I found the manual for your receiver online and OMG WHAT WERE THEY THINKING!!!!! The setup menu can only be accessed through the composite video output (The yellow RCA connector labelled monitor out) I doubt there were many TVs built since your receiver was made that have this type of input so this is quite the Gotcha. Fortunately converters are made, and don't cost a fortune. This is one on the US Amazon site but I'm sure you can find an equivalent in Australia. www.amazon.com/Converter-ABLEWE-Composite-Supporting-Blue-Ray/dp/B07RX69KR8/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3EHJA6UDGW1X0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rYIUjH3Qcq_cR7ARWXQyEoQcxarYm2nhs8oqxz_Lvl8gHEWIGZuJzIXZIgnMwxMc5GoPsqL6d3pf3WTNALu1_SrKmYylnZY6fdr2w-MDXKU7v24MyhSTYxq0PR1rirolsN8Dw2BhPduoAzUDbgv3HCb_oG7SvFoX2pGhFDpQdvK7f1fI_lnDbZ8tySImS-kk_tkcaYx3O8w55TiTwQqIN0ToFYWH9qhMZcI_W_6MXg8.T_6jG5Kzmw5mABztoywSgnMfcsnkMj82qoYyJjKh8WM&dib_tag=se&keywords=composite%2Bvideo%2Bto%2Bhdmi%2Bconverter&qid=1721272473&sprefix=composite%2Bvideo%2Bto%2BHDMI%2Caps%2C178&sr=8-3&th=1

@@rogergadgetguy thanks Roger. The item on Amazon doesn't ship to Australia. A common occurrence down here. Like living on Mars. I'll show your response to my local electronics hobby shop. Cheers Mike

I agree 10-20$ per month is too much for a screen mirror app. It’s better to pay the one-time cost of an HDMI device that will work with any phone. There is one that costs only $15. It will screen mirror from any Android phone using the google home app. which is free. The device is the Onn TV streaming stick. I show in the video how to mirror to TV’s that have Chromecast built in the Onn stick works exactly the same. www.walmart.com/ip/onn-Google-TV-Full-HD-Streaming-Device-New-2023/2262757145?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&wl13=1755&gclsrc=aw.ds&adid=222222222772262757145_117755028669_12420145346&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=501107745824&wl4=aud-2225087347667:pla-394283752452&wl5=1014129&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=local&wl12=2262757145&veh=sem_LIA&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwkdO0BhDxARIsANkNcrf4zR-6S8h6X6TGGmDkRPY5OkmZ2olIPj0U7gbNjW0QQh_y8AYZIdsaApDrEALw_wcB

It is without question true that you can get better quality sound from a direct wired connection or from lossless streaming over wifi. Bluetooth has the advantage universal wireless compatibility. Any app, any phone, and any bluetooth audio device, work with wireless convenience, this and the low cost account for it's popularity. Like any other connection method sound quality is very dependent on speakers and other equipment. I know many people who are very happy with the sound quality they get with bluetooth. Some actually prefer the sound they get through bluetooth earbuds compared to CD's played on a stereo. I really enjoy the stereo in my Truck which uses a bluetooth connection. In the right system and the rght circumstances bluetooth can sound really good, certainly better than horrible.

Hi Yes it will work. I just tested this scenario on a Pioneer SX550 to make sure it did what I expected it to. With the volume control connected to Tape 2, just leave the Tape Monitor 2 button pushed in, The CD connected to Tape 1 and the DAC on Aux will work exactly as they do today.

Does anyone want to comment on this? I'm always looking to learn more about the preferences of the people who watch these videos.

Hi Thanks for the feedback. I'm learning all the time about what works for different audience members. My more recent videos show on screen where to skip to, if a section is not revelevant for you. I've received appreciative comments for that and will continue to do that whee appropriate. Different people come to these videos with very different levels of prior knowlege and I want the video to benefit as wide an audience as possible.

Hi, When I looked up Sony marine stereos, all the ones that I found had an aux jack on the front panel that could be used for bluetooth receiver.

@@rogergadgetguy Thank you RogerGadgetGuy. I've been looking at other bluetooth receivers. I returned the first tiny one to Amazon today. I assumed that Aux port was for headphones. It's an input. So thank you. I'll order a different Bluetooth receiver that supports this. I've also learned that these radios with Bluetooth and Sirius are only $200 so I could even replace it.

Just a thought that might save you money. If you already have a Sirius subscription for a car you can use the sirius app and bluetooth sirius to another vehicle or home stereo. This needs cell phone coverage which may not work for where you take your boat. If that's the case you could consider a full subscriptionfor the boat and use Bluetooth in your car.

Firstly, thanks for commenting. I really appreciate the feedback. I completely agree that rugs, heavy drapes and things like furniture placement will have a bigger effect on the sound than an acoustically absorbing piece of art on the wall, check out this video that gets into all those things; ruclips.net/video/F_g9wHTfF44/видео.html The reason I made the video in the link is because the sound of my stereo in my room at home is so lifelike and compelling that friends family and neighbors often ask me what equipment should they buy to get music to sound as good in their homes. In nearly all cases I have to tell them they’d be wasting their money unless they fix their room acoustics and that if they did that, they’d probably be happy with the HiFi they have. I found that some people are perfectly willing to spend a couple of thousand on a new HiFi system but absolutely adamant about not having a rug or drapes in their room let alone purpose made acoustic panels or diffusers. This is where the video that you commented on can help. They get to pick their own art, and a little attention to acoustics is better than none. To your specific point about the canvas, acoustically transparent fabric would be ideal but if you put a piece of unframed art in front of a speaker, you’ll find that most of the sound does come through. Not all frequencies come through equally but the mix of reflected and absorbed sound acts as a partial diffuser and is quite helpful. It’s much, much, better than a hard flat wall when hung in the right locations.

Unfortunately not every version of Samsung TV works with every version of Samsung phone . If both your TV and phone are logged in to the same WiFi network and you can't get them to connect then your only option may be add a chromecast device. On a Samsung phone you would need to use the google home app to screen mirror to Chromecast. The least expensive way to add chromecast to a Samsung TV is with this $15 streaming stick www.walmart.com/ip/onn-Google-TV-Full-HD-Streaming-Device-New-2023/2262757145?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&wl13=1755&gclsrc=aw.ds&adid=222222222772262757145_117755028669_12420145346&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=501107745824&wl4=aud-2225087347667:pla-394283752452&wl5=1014129&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=local&wl12=2262757145&veh=sem_LIA&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-ai0BhDPARIsAB6hmP5xEWOgMBjnzjKgzJ6gnqmq9TJjFiQltN4eTi2Lc76fRgJ1qbiJj4UaAhJ3EALw_wcB This is 1080p resolution 4K from the same company costs $20

@@rogergadgetguy ty

Airplay is an Apple exclusive feature built in to every iPhone and iPad since 2010. It allows for wireless streaming of video and Audio to Airplay compatible devices (including most recent TV's and receivers). Airplay works over WIFi between devices that are both logged in to the same wifi network.

I should add that currently we have a cable box that acts as receiver. However I want ditch expensive cable company and switch to RUclips TV. So I won't have a receiver option.

Smart TV's have HDMI ARC connections so I recommend using an HDMI ARC audio adapter to connect the TV to an older audio system with only Red and white RCA cables. This video shows step by step how to do that.​ ruclips.net/video/LYu2TM1v6Ws/видео.html

The Moto G will only screen mirror to a chromecast enabled device. Neither the Samsung TV nor the Roku support Chromecast. The leat expensive way to enable screen mirror on this TV is with this $15 streaming stick , www.walmart.com/ip/onn-Google-TV-Full-HD-Streaming-Device-New-2023/2262757145?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&wl13=1755&gclsrc=aw.ds&adid=222222222772262757145_117755028669_12420145346&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=501107745824&wl4=aud-2225087347667:pla-394283752452&wl5=1014129&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=local&wl12=2262757145&veh=sem_LIA&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-ai0BhDPARIsAB6hmP5xEWOgMBjnzjKgzJ6gnqmq9TJjFiQltN4eTi2Lc76fRgJ1qbiJj4UaAhJ3EALw_wcB

@@rogergadgetguy thanks for letting me know. Not sure why it does mirror with RUclips on the Roku but not the tv?

@@charronfamilyconnect You probably have a you tube app on the Roku which RUclips servers can sync to the You Tube app on your phone.

@@rogergadgetguy thanks. In that case time to upload videos to RUclips and watch them on RUclips directly on my tv through Roku

A Huawei phone should work the same as any other android phone. One possibility for not being able to make a bluetooth connection is that the stereo is connected to something else. There should be some way to manually disconnect from the stereo end like a push and hold of the bluetooth selector button. Alternatively if your Stereo appears in your Saved devices list but it won't connect then click on the little gear wheel next to the name and select "Forget Device" this can sometimes clear a faulty connection. Then Pair the phone and stereo again.

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LG Smart TV's have HDMI ARC so the Avantree Hax05 should work fine to extract the audio The ARC input is connected to the ARC port on the TV and the optical output of the Hax05 is connected to the optical input of the receiver. You will need to turn on HDMI - CEC in your TV settings, this linke tells you how. www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-tv-how-to-enable-hdmi-cec--20153164607551. Also Check out this video for troubleshooting. ruclips.net/video/CpXwIrUYyF8/видео.html

Hi Fred. In situations when you can't get enough volume it usually means you have more than one independant volume control. It seems like your TV and receiver are working correctly the way they should with the TV remote automatically controlling the volume so that the TV and receiver volume controls act as one. Android TV boxes also have a volume control feature though. Try turing the Android TV volume to maximum, then going into the Remote Control Settings for the Android TV Box, add your TV as a device to control, and then set the Android TV remote to use the TV to control volume (Not the Receiver). I show how to do this starting at minute 4:02 of this video. ruclips.net/video/fAJjsEdPujg/видео.html

If your phone has a headphone socket you will need a 3.5mm to RCA cable to connect it to a stereo. Here's a link; www.amazon.com/Amazon-Basics-Adapter-Subwoofer-Gold-Plated/dp/B01D5H8JW0?crid=1F1FFQAN3RTB8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.37q8IbYmNc944u94qB_cS_OMA3XiiOvLTkJimzocqClYvBtrVLJBCXRXs_rTAUyyyRe9zko2G4_QWZ1VONZ8sCznpVGLNjfb7Qg-Af2wcGGj7mP07m_5lOufU32kpvzhb2Mj0NrS6LZZCznHGVjjafsZWJiaqOuG7SL78iWhHoiSBA8nrbf3c3CVa6tN_893TVEx-7vsaU4fDCJaYA_JR35PMBClilxo6NBe_obiinI.DRvi_BhKmyht6umLTGoJ_Niob5gFQuRHXmqNxq2ts7I&dib_tag=se&keywords=3.5mm%2Bto%2Brca&qid=1719941947&sprefix=3.5mm%2Bto%2B%2Caps%2C176&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=rogergadgetgu-20&linkId=b18e4bf81a8e38cec669ef8ed95aca94&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl