Eclipse avn50d aux input hook up Pc#

There were plenty of good quality and affordable used receivers online, but none in the dimensions I needed. However, as you can see from the picture of my set up, I'm very limited on space. Yes I could've avoided a lot of hassle by buying a proper receiver (and then it'd be a proper solution). I'm very happy with the way it turned out. Switching audio sources is easy and works like it should.

The noise grounder is fantastic, I've got no more feedback (except at very high amp volumes, and even then it's not nearly as bad) and all my audio sounds great no matter the source or what application I'm running. So I ended up returning all of that, and now I've got the set-up that I described earlier. First I tried using an RCA switch with a couple 3.5mm to RCA adapters to connect my PC, TV, and headphones to the amp, which “worked” but I got significant audio feedback at higher amp volumes (the noise got exceedingly worse when I ran a couple video games). Then I ended up taking even more trips to my local Fry's trying to get my TV’s audio to come through my JBL’s. The initial installation of my wall mounts was a nightmare mainly due to the irregularity of my wall studs (and took several trips to the hardware store).

Eclipse avn50d aux input hook up Pc#

There is a ground loop noise isolator ( MPOW adapter) between the TV and PC at the PC end. My Roku is connected to that TV via HDMI, and finally the TV is connected to my Line-In port at the back of my PC via 3.5mm (also HDMI to GPU). My PS2 is connected via a mini a/v converter cable that came with my TV. My secondary audio source is an old Haier HD TV. My headphones ( Sennheiser HD 439) are plugged into the aux port on my monitor, and the monitor to PC via displayport. My PC (primary audio source) is connected to my amp via a 3.5mm to RCA cable ( monoprice cable).

My JBL Arena 130’s are hooked up via banana cables to my Dayton APA150. Just wanted to come back here and let you know what I ended up doing.