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mthockeydad
May 29, 2014Explorer
lacofdfireman wrote:
If you are driving the rig and trying to watch you can hardly hear the TV's.
What I want is to have a good decent surround sound system that the kids can hear going down the road.
Hang the largest TV in front of the windshield so that your driving duties don't interfere with your diversion. That way the speakers are also nearer your head and you can also hear the TV program better.
Maybe you should let the kids drive so you can sit in back and watch TV?
I dunno...just a suggestion!
Guessing you mean the kids can't hear the TV while they are watching and you are driving?...but I digress...
Run HDMI cable. You might try using the old coax cable as a "pull rope" to tape the new HDMI cable to and pull it through in place of the coax...but this would be dependent on big enough holes in the studs for the HDMI plug to pass through. Alternately, run the HDMI cables through the basement or under the carpet.
Finally, change out the head unit (stereo) in the cab for a modern stereo with RCA or 3.5mm stereo inputs and run your audio from the tv into the stereo and let it do the sound distribution.
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