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Question: Cyber Acoustic 3602 for my TV? The sound on my 22" HD LCD is awful.  I would like to use the Cyber Acoustic speakers using my headphone jack on my TV, since it does not have an audio in/out jack.  Is that possible?
Document: Pros:Was looking for a reasonable solution to use for home audio from an iPhone and to improve the sound from a small living room TV. These are perfect. Absolutely amazing for the price, they are cheaper than any iPod dock I've seen and I can't imagine the sound being better. The sound from the 22" TV is vastly improved via output on the headphone jack. The bass is great and the sound is crystal clear at most volumes.
The old 22" lcd monitor lacked a sound card and a tuner, so I added a Mygica SuperColor HD TV Box Video Converter Box, and used the Cyber System for the sound. The handy aux cord makes it easy to go from laptop to tv. It's all about convenience and flexibility.
However, with headphones it's awful. I constantly have to tweak the volume dial in order to get the correct left and right balance and when lowering or raising the volume there is a lot of static. Normally with any other analogue controller you can just twist it back and forth a few times to clear it up. Not this dial. I plug my headphones into the volume dial because my headphone jack on my PC is flakey.I would only recommend if you are not going to be using frequently with headphones.
Edit: I plugged the headphone out jack of the TV into the aux in on the speakers and the tv remote now DOES change the volume on the speakers.Use as Sound Bar:Because of limited space, I don't have a great place to put the satellites. So I put them end to end (affixed the bases using plastic ties) so they make a little sound bar with the tweeters facing slightly outward.
Overall:Great sound for the price. I bought to use with a 40" flat screen TV (streaming video and audio from a Roku 3).Edit: Resolved Problems With Use of Remote Volume Control for TV:I plugged them into the tv headphone jack and get plenty of volume, but the volume control on the tv remote doesn't change the volume of the speakers (no points off for this as the problem may lie with the tv and not the speakers).
They rock! Rich, full sound with plenty of volume. I bought this set to supplement the speakers on an in expensive LCD TV. The speakers on the TV are woefully inadequate & tinny. I was fortunate as the TV has a audio jack similar to a laptop or desktop. No amp, no tuner, just plug n' go! The input jack on the control works great with my Ipod & Iphone as well.
Plugging something in here (like a music player) shuts off the main audio and plays the aux input. With a Sansa MP3 player, the audio sounds adequate and good for a small room, but it's not going to shake the walls. The puck has another 3.5mm audio jack for a pair of headphones, and inserting headphones mutes the sound from all three speakers. This might be useful for a TV, because my TV didn't come with a headphone jack.
I've been using an old hand-me-down audio system from an older computer that was state of the art at the time. It wasn't showing its age well; the subwoofer would constantly boom if it was on and was suddenly getting static noises through my headphones. I needed to get a system that was effective and cheap, and I stumbled onto this. I've known Cyber Acoustic to work well, I've got a headset from them and it's been working for over three years.
They also sell a short version if you don't need the extra length. If you use these speakers with a computer system, you don't need an adapter cable. Just plug the main audio input into the green jack on the back of the computer, or into the headphone jack on the front of the computer.On my TV, the red + white RCA audio outputs are true line outputs, so the line output volume is full and steady regardless of the TV's volume or mute settings.
It creates a more reliable sound, since you hear the average of the two.This set isn't perfect, however, but at this price that is fine by me. The only complaints I have are minor anyways...The speakers plug into the subwoofer via headphone jack (so technically you could only use those and have them directly into thhe computer) and the control module plugs into the subwoofer via what looks like an s-video cable.
Answer: The headphone jack may be the only way to connect these or any other computer speakers with your TV.  You're lucky if you have a stereo headphone "out" jack on your TV set.  Remember that 3:1 computer systems such as this one, or the Harmon-Kardon Soundsticks, are connected to a computer using only a single stereo 3.5mm plug.  If you have 2 audio outputs (usually they're composite outputs made for RCA jacks) and no headphones port, a computer system like this might not work with your TVSo yes, these will definitely perform very well with your TV.  I've used these as well as the HK-Soundsticks with my Sony Bravia 42" flatscreen, and the CyberAcoustics system definitely sounds better than the built-in stereo speakers of the set.  At less than $30, these speakers are definitely a steal--very close in sound quality, in fact, to the HK Sound Sticks, which are 6 times the price of the CyberAcoustics.  If you're a purist, you may, in a side by side comparison test, decide that the Harman Kardon speakers have a tad more mid-range and tighter bass definition from the sub-woofer, but it's a close call.  I've rarely seen a better value on Amazon.  Moreover, these are powered speakers, with features not on the Harman Kardon and power to spare (I have no idea where the complaints about insufficient "loudness" are coming from--perhaps from users who never figured out how to plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet).  Just one suggestion: the little puck used by the CyberAcoustics system for volume as well as bass gain and headphone attachment will scoot around on you to an irritating degree.  Be sure to have some velcro or sticky tape handy to fasten the puck securely to a convenient surface.