By correctly connecting the speakers to your DVD player, you can get very high quality sound. Any music or soundtrack to a movie with speakers connected in this way will be enjoyable, since clear sound is much preferable to various noises and sound distortions.
It is necessary
- - columns;
- - DVD player.
Instructions
Step 1
First, decide on the choice of columns. Of course, the speaker will produce what the head unit supplies to it, but the reproduced sound also depends on its quality. But still, cheap Chinese speakers are unlikely to provide high sound quality, not to mention their lifespan, so get a model with a high quality level.
Step 2
Having bought good speakers, for example, a 5.1 or 2.0 set, proceed with their connection to the player. It is best to connect the speakers to the DVD together with the amplifier, through the audio output of the DVD player. With this connection, the DVD can be used as an mp3 player or as a CD player.
Step 3
Check for right and left front speakers, subwoofer, right and left rear speakers, and center speaker. This is necessary because the DVD format information is accompanied by a six-channel audio track, which means that each track must have its own speaker.
Step 4
If you do not know for which input the plug of a particular speaker is intended, then insert each bell into the available jacks at a break. If the plug finds its native input, then the speaker will begin to emit either a slight noise or a characteristic crackle.
Step 5
When connecting speakers to a DVD, do not place them side by side so that the sound from one does not overwhelm the sound of the other. It is generally advisable to place the subwoofer speaker away from the rest, since it is not only its large size, but also the fact that it produces low-frequency sound that the human ear practically does not perceive.
