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Old 24 Aug 09, 01:02 AM
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Members is their a way to connect a PS3 to Altec lansing MX5021 speakers.
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Just get a dual RCA female to 3.5mm female adapter/cable. Set the PS3 to output audio via the the A/V cable and then bridge the male left right RCA jacks of the A/V cable to the male 3.5mm pin of the MX5021 using the adapter/cable you got.
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^The MX comes with a female-3.5mm jack to dual RCA female cable. You'd need a 3.5mm male-to3.5mm male cable so that you can plug this cable to the Aux input on the pod which'd override the input thru the sub.
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Default Re: PS3 to a speaker

just go to any hardware store & ask for a av to stereo convertor. once you see that its very straight forward how to connect.
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Members posting some pics of the cable,will these work

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^^ Ya, That Should Work.....
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^^^he he nicely done. that should do the job!
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