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| Compatible with all SCART systems to provide the convenience of Phono audio plugs without interfering with the normal SCART connections. |
Our Wireless Speakers come with various connectors to allow you to run them off a large range of systems:
- Connect to your headphone socket - Although this may occasionally shut down sound to any built-in speakers (especially on TV sets) [3.5mm and 6.25mm/quarter inch plugs supplied]
- Using the supplied phono adaptor, plug them into phono outputs on your device
If your system has no phono output and you don't want to shut off the sound to your in-built speakers there are a couple of options.
- The Goodmans transmitter mate (Similar Products) will sit between conventional speaker cable and allow full control of your system speakers and wireless speakers.
- This SCART to Phono Adaptor will conveniently plug into any SCART socket and add Phono output so you may operate your wireless speakers whilst allowing your system speakers to remain in operation.
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| SCART to Phono Adaptor allows you the flexibility to select whether you want the Input or Output audio selected so from the flick of a switch you can change the source of your audio, be it DVD, TV, Satellite without unplugging any wires. |
| Our View |
| These are our own views and opinions on this product. If you want to read what our customers thought of the product then click on the Reviews tab above. |
This is a really useful little device. We added it to our site as a number of customers were having issues connecting Wireless Speakers to their televisions.
This unit sits between your scart cable and the television's scart socket. You plug the transmitter for the wirless speakers into the unit and hey presto - sound!
There is a switch on the unit which allows you to switch between input and output - so you can change to have the television's sound transmitted or that of the device connected by scart. Generally we find people are using scart switches for their DVD Player, Digital TV, Video etc. so they never have to switch. But the flexibility is there if you need it.
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