Since the audio inputs on my TV have gone kaput, I was wondering if it was possible to connect all of my systems (PS2, XB, DC, GC) using RF adapters. That is, would it be possible to connect one of the RF adapters to the cable port at the back of my TV, and connect the next system to the cable port on the RF adapter... etc?
Question regarding multiple consoles
- Thread starter rs7k
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Save your weed money and when you have enough buy a stereo to play the audio.
Man you're really missing out on some great audio in this gens games, I couldn't handle only using my TV for the sound output.
To answer your question, RadioShack has a cheap Video Component Adapter *RF Modulator* which allows you to connect Ant-in. SVid-in, component-in, and dual channel audio in through it's box.
It's about $29.00 here in town, I'm not sure what the price difference would be where you live.
*Edit*
Of course the one I posted is for a cheapie, but there are options similar to this which allow you to connect most of your consoles to it, then it connects to your TV/radio which take care of the RF problem too.
Man you're really missing out on some great audio in this gens games, I couldn't handle only using my TV for the sound output.
To answer your question, RadioShack has a cheap Video Component Adapter *RF Modulator* which allows you to connect Ant-in. SVid-in, component-in, and dual channel audio in through it's box.
It's about $29.00 here in town, I'm not sure what the price difference would be where you live.
*Edit*
Of course the one I posted is for a cheapie, but there are options similar to this which allow you to connect most of your consoles to it, then it connects to your TV/radio which take care of the RF problem too.