Hey guys, I have a Vizio E422VLE (found here: http
/store.vizio.com/e422vle.html) that I'm attempting to interface with a set of Bose Companion 2 Series 2 speakers (these: http/worldwide.bose.com/productsupport/en_us/web/companion2_series2/page.html). However, I'm having a little trouble. I'm running analog RCA to RCA on the TV (the TV has the red/white connections as well, rather than splicing them into a typical audio jack). The TV has a setting for Analog audio to be Fixed, where the audio is controlled by the speakers, or Variable, where it is handled by the TV (thus allowing control with the remote). When on Fixed, the sound is great! Exactly what I would expect from a set of Bose. When on Variable, however, the audio is really not much better than the built in speakers (which aren't bad, just not as good as the Bose). I contacted Vizio and they said "The device being connected must be amplified in order to take full advantage of the variable option." What exactly are they saying? Is there anything I can do to make things work? Eventually I'll probably invest in a soundbar or similar, but I figured I'd try this out first since I'm not using these speakers for anything now that my desktop is connected to the TV.
/store.vizio.com/e422vle.html) that I'm attempting to interface with a set of Bose Companion 2 Series 2 speakers (these: http/worldwide.bose.com/productsupport/en_us/web/companion2_series2/page.html). However, I'm having a little trouble. I'm running analog RCA to RCA on the TV (the TV has the red/white connections as well, rather than splicing them into a typical audio jack). The TV has a setting for Analog audio to be Fixed, where the audio is controlled by the speakers, or Variable, where it is handled by the TV (thus allowing control with the remote). When on Fixed, the sound is great! Exactly what I would expect from a set of Bose. When on Variable, however, the audio is really not much better than the built in speakers (which aren't bad, just not as good as the Bose). I contacted Vizio and they said "The device being connected must be amplified in order to take full advantage of the variable option." What exactly are they saying? Is there anything I can do to make things work? Eventually I'll probably invest in a soundbar or similar, but I figured I'd try this out first since I'm not using these speakers for anything now that my desktop is connected to the TV.
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