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QE32Q50AAU - Would I need an optical lead to connect my Denon HiFi? Also, how can I make the TV's treble sound clearer?

(Topic created on: 04-08-2022 07:37 PM)
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Terry601
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Hello,

New to this Smart TV lark.

Would I need an optical lead to connect my Denon HiFi to the television. At the moment the leads that connected my old TV to the amplifier were the old red/white component leads.

They do not connect to the new TV. I'm only guessing about an optical lead.

Also on a second subject. The treble sound on the TV is'nt as clear as I would like it. The bass seems to dominate. Only had the TV since Tuesday but the sound does'nt appear right to me, can't seem to be able to make enough alterations with it.

Any help on the above would be welcome.

Thanks,

Terry        

 

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JAMES4578
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Hi @Terry601  you can either connect using an HDMI cable or the optical cable.  HDMI connections tend to produce the best quality as long as  devices ARC enabled,your Hifi should certainly be.  More information here https://www.lifewire.com/hdmi-vs-optical-5201043 

This Tv's internal sound considered to be  one of the more impressive  with for instance Object tracking sound Technology, though it may not be entirely to your liking.  https://www.samsung.com//support/tv-audio-video/object-tracking-sound-on-your-smart-tv/    https://www.techweekmag.com/reviews/tv/samsung-q50a-review/ 

Whilst you may have tried to modify a guide to general Sound settings here https://www.samsung.com//support/answer/ANS00062196/ 

I do not work for Samsung or make Samsung Products but provide independent advice and valuable contributions.


Terry601
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Hello James 4578,

Thank-you for replying to my questions regarding the sound of my TV and the type of connection from TV to amplifier. The link regarding the connection looks interesting but I'm still not sure about the sound quality.

I'm not sure whether this is the correct way of replying in the community but hopefully you will see it.

Thanks,

Terry 601  

AntS
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Cheers JAMES4578! 😊👍

 

Hi @Terry601 , I've moved your reply post from the Newsroom article into your topic for you.

 

Unsure what web browser you're using (or if you're using the Members app to access the Community) but if you want to reply to someone on a particular topic just use the reply options within that topic. (Let me know if you need some pointers on that. 🙂

 

Also, after a bit you should be able to @tag other folks too, e.g.

 

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That'll give them a 'mention' notification. (But if they've posted in the topic they'll get a notification anyway, as the board's default setting subscribes users to topics they've posted in.)