Do these work with really old monitors? Are these the AC-IN? Sorry, I'm just confused :) Thank you!
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they are standard power cords which will be used by 95%+ of whatever is out there for monitors or computers.
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Hello, just look at the monitor's port for the power cable. If the port's shape is similar then it should work. That's what I did with my AC adapter for my laptop. It like any power cord that comes with any electronic.
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I want to have 2 monitors. Could I purchase 2 sets of these and place them in the same room, would they interfere with each other? Thanks
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Joseph,Yes, I love these things. I have 2 of them. This Amazon price is excellent.LCD = Liguid Crystal DisplayLED = Light Emitting DiodesBoth LCD and LED have LCD Displays. It is the Back lighting that is different. LCD Monitors typically have flouescent back lighting. LED monitors have LED back lighting. LED monitors are more efficient, consume less power, produce less heat and are normally thinner and lighter. I see no reason why they would not work as long as the base is removable and they are VESA Compliant. That means they have mounting holes in the back of the monitor that measure either 75 x 75mm or 100 x 100mm. Good luck.Richard Joseph,Yes, I love these things. I have 2 of them. This Amazon price is excellent.LCD = Liguid Crystal DisplayLED = Light Emitting DiodesBoth LCD and LED have LCD Displays. It is the Back lighting that is different. LCD Monitors typically have flouescent back lighting. LED monitors have LED back lighting. LED monitors are more efficient, consume less power, produce less heat and are normally thinner and lighter. I see no reason why they would not work as long as the base is removable and they are VESA Compliant. That means they have mounting holes in the back of the... » Read More Joseph,Yes, I love these things. I have 2 of them. This Amazon price is excellent.LCD = Liguid Crystal DisplayLED = Light Emitting DiodesBoth LCD and LED have LCD Displays. It is the Back lighting that is different. LCD Monitors typically have flouescent back lighting. LED monitors have LED back lighting. LED monitors are more efficient, consume less power, produce less heat and are normally thinner and lighter. I see no reason why they would not work as long as the base is removable and they are VESA Compliant. That means they have mounting holes in the back of the monitor that measure either 75 x 75mm or 100 x 100mm. Good luck.Richard « Show Less
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It will only work if you have an RCA type connection or an adapter of some sort, most monitors have these, but few computers do
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. If your monitor is an ultrasharp you can plug into the monitors power. If you do not have an ultrasharp you will need a power adapter. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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Hi Joe, to be honest with you I returned this. It didn't work for me either. I tried to plug them into a amp and nothing. Definitely cheap and not worth the money if you ask me.
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Unfortunately not. Those are powered from the computer itself, these have an external ac port and a speaker plug (3.5mm or whatever the standard is now)
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I am using them with X10 and they work perfect. Turn on, off and dim with no problems or humming.
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Hopefully you are using an HDMI to VGA, not a VGA to HDMI if you are taking the HDMI OUT to a VGA IN on the monitor. They only work one way. As far as the adapter, it's just strait wire - no issues there.
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I don't game, but I would assume these monitors are not great for gaming. They are relatively low resolution, 1440x900 rather than an HD monitor at 1920x1080. Their refresh rate is only 60Hz and I think most gaming monitors are more around 120Hz? Both of mine came with a standard VGA cable, but the monitors also accept DVI-D input.
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They should work with the audio out connection. I got these speakers for my laptop and they work great. That's a big TV you have though. For it I'd consider bigger speakers although wouldn't know what to recommend. Something more in the home theater line perhaps. To provide the surround sound effect you are most likely wanting.
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I have used them with VGA, HDMI, mini HDMI and daisy changed HDMI (duplicate screen, not extended). I don't know what "dmi" is, bit if you mean dvi I would expect they work too as the device has a dvi-d input port
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Hmm. Been a while since my install. I think there was an option for that in my Pioneer head unit. I'd check the directions for your particular monitor.
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Does the monitor work? Are you connecting it were another monitor was already connected? Already mentioned but is the monitor set to the right port? If you have more then just a new monitor you need to eliminate everything that is different in your new setup. Have you used the display port before? Is this a new cable? You already said the monitor was new.
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These monitors are passive and require a power source. I use these monitors with my 2i2 but I had to purchase an amplifier first.
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Hi. I have not used them enough to tell. Also, I cannot tell even if they are working. I need info also or will return them sorry. Michael
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This exact same thing happened to me, and using them with my computer they do power down after a short while with no sound activity. There is then a delay once a signal is sent. Can you please tell me what ever came of this or what Amazon said when you contacted them?