Hi. I have a new no-name brand projector. It has no headphone jack. I want to just use the RCA output to run a Blue-Tooth speaker (I have everything i need to do this). But the sound keeps playing from the Projector speaker. I would prefer to turn the volume down on the projector speaker- but when i do this the Blue-Tooth speaker volume also goes down... is there an easy way to disconnect the internal Projector speaker so i can just use the RCA output for sound? thanks in advance.
projector has no headphone jack
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americanaudiophile
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If you open the case of the projector you will see two wires going to the speaker.
They wires probably use push on connectors so pull one of the wires off the speaker (doesn't matter which one).. Wrap some electrical tape around it so the metal doesn't touch anything. Secure the wire best you can so it doesn't float around.
Another option is to connect the speaker to the source that is connected to the projector.
They wires probably use push on connectors so pull one of the wires off the speaker (doesn't matter which one).. Wrap some electrical tape around it so the metal doesn't touch anything. Secure the wire best you can so it doesn't float around.
Another option is to connect the speaker to the source that is connected to the projector.
... and also when i closed the case up i seem to have a small hair or fibre floating around inside and sitting behind the lens... Similar threads
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