UN65F8000: is it possible to have simultaneously the internal speaker on and have external fixed sound audio output
54610
Yes. We have a sound bar plus sub woofer connected via optical cable and we leave on the internal speakers as well. Downside: we have to use two separate remotes to control the 2 audio sources. I'm sure there's a way to program everything into one remote, but it isn't a huge issue for us.
54611
Yes. I'm using an external amp+speakers simultaneously to the internal speakers...
54612
Yes. I can hook up a sound bar and sub woofer via optical, but when I tried to hook up via HDMI it gave me one or the other - not both. I agree the inability to control both the sound bar (mine is a Sony) and TV with one remote is a detractor.
2149575
Yes, absolutely. This is what I use it for also. I believe without a dedicated soundboard this is a common problem and this is any easy fix.
1306862
No you do not need external speakers. However, you may want to have them, since the tv is small and therefore so are the internal speakers.
843606
Yes you can set it to output stereo from both outputs, and even at the same time.
539013
I've never had the desire to do anything like that with my 5400, but I'm pretty sure you can't simply swap between 5.1 and 2, if that's what you're asking. One option I suppose would be to do mono or full stereo on all channels, but that means the speakers would still be active in the living room.
2235341
You can output separately if you decide to left and right stereo and then edit it back together post recording. Otherwise no, there isn't really a way to do that.
381577
Absolutely! The sound (both the MP3 you input and the keyboard voices you are playing) will come through the onboard speakers and/or the line-out.
1866105
I can see doing this to be able to increase the overall volume of your setup, but I'm still waiting on answer about chaining the signal out. Running the signal out via the headphone jack would be self defeating if it kills the internal speakers.
297736
Are you planning on having them both hooked up, to the speakers, at the same time? I've never tried that before, but it would be fairly easy to wire in a source selection switch to help prevent them from affecting each other.
2055451
Use RCA output jacks on back of unit and connect to RCA input jack on speaker
60994
The speaker out will be filtered below 80Hz, and it is fixed, that's what I got from NAD support...
1825800
You can't...not without some type of audio interface that would accept the stereo outputs from the mixer..
133718
Message i received from iHome.Hi Isaiah,If the external speaker you are using is stereo then it will be in stereo.Thanks,iHome Support
2088588
You're having phase cancellation. Connect the speaker to the left output of your audio interface, and then either use your daw to switch the output to mono, or use a panner plugin and pan the right signal all the way left. If you want to listen to iTunes etc. then you need a monitor controller with a mono switch. I have the Steinberg. UR28M which has a mono switch. Works great
1082417
I have the same question. I've configured it for speaker b, but there is no sound.
1991941
I think this port requires a powered/amplified source. Works fine with external speakers for me.
2162877
Sounds like you want to switch the output among various speakers with a mechanical device? The answer would be yes.