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by Dana
(NM, USA)
How to Make TV Sound Come Through Your RV's Radio Speakers
When playing the radio in the RV, the sound coming out of the speakers in the back bedroom is very soft. How do I adjust the volume of these speakers? There must be a control somewhere. And is it possible to make the TV audio go through the RV Radio speakers?
It's a 97 Pace Arrow that I recently bought.
Thanks so much!
ANSWER Hi Dana. first, let's talk about getting your RV’s TV sound to come through the speakers on your radio and then we will work on fixing the speakers in the rear of your RV. There are two ways you can get the TV sound to come out of your RV's radio speakers. You first have to determine if your radio has an auxiliary input on it.
Look at the front of your radio and you should see source buttons marked "AM" "FM" and "CD" (if your radio has a CD player in it). You are looking for a source button marked "AUX" which stands for auxiliary input. If your radio does not have an "AUX" source button, then it means that there are no Auxiliary Inputs on your radio.
Radio with Auxiliary Connection
1. First you have to find the Auxiliary input ports on your radio; these are usually two female RCA Jacks that are color coded White is for the left-side input and red is for the right-side input. You may have to remove the radio to find those jacks. If you are lucky, your radio has the RCA patch cords dangling from the back so that they are accessible from under the dash without pulling the radio out.Radio with No Auxiliary Connections
(also known as the lazy persons way of getting TV sound to your radio)
For this system to work your TV must have a headphone jack or sound out RCA jack/s. If you have a TV with a headphone jack all you do is plug in an FM Transmitter to the headphone jack and tune your RV’s stereo to the FM Transmitter's preselected channel and the TV sound will come through your RV's radio speaker system. If your RV's radio can connect to Bluetooth, you can use a Bluetooth adapter that connects to the headphone jack on your TV. If your TV does not have a headphone jack but has RCA sound out jacks, you will need a 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male adapterGood Sam members enjoy instant discounts on fuel. Join Today!
OK now that we have gotten that resolved; let's move on to answering your question about getting your RV's rear speakers working properly.
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