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Thanks for the feedback, I apperciate it!

Super, thanks for the explanation. It sounds like an integrated amp is the right solution for me.

Hi guys - I want to connect a pair of passive bookshelf speakers to my PC. I'm unsure about what intermediary component I need to achieve this - do I need an AVR? Will a small stero amp do? A pre-amp? It's in my office so dont intend to add any other speakers or components. Just want to play...

The solution: After throwing a medium sized tantrum, I eventually gave up and decided to purchase the balance of the components I needed: an AVR, a pair of front speakers + stands and a large assortment of cables. Unfortunately, once assembled, all of this also promptly failed to solve for...

Your point was spot on - the RCA's were not audio out, but in only. Thanks for your response.

Thanks for your post. Turns out the TV didnt have RCA out, only in. As a matter of interest, I could hear the buzz from the sub when tapping the RCA cable connected to it. I did ultimately resolve the issue, which I shall elaborate on below.

Madness? This is audio Sparta, my friend. To respond to your points: Correct on the TV not having RCA outs, that was my first stumbling block and learning - only RCA audio in. I also believe you are correct on the DAC. That's what the research I did indicated but I never got to test using a...

Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it. So your sense is that a DAC shouldn't be required at all? It did strike me as odd that a modern (ostensibly digital) component would need help in that regard, but then again I must concede I have little to no knowledge on these matters at this stage...

If the title of this post made you cringe, I can explain. I'm brand new to the world of home theater and, today, took the first step in building a system. I purchased 2 SVS SB 2000 pro subwoofers with the intention of hooking them up to my Samsung smart tv (again, only as the initial step with...