Sharp presents the ultimate HD-video hub. Combining a full HD 1080p LCD panel with a built-in Blu-ray player, the LC-52BD80U brings you the complete HD video experience, in one component. 120Hz Fine Motion technology serves up smooth, natural motion from fast-action sports and movies, while 10-bit color processing and a high 450dc/m2 panel brightness deliver colorful, vivid images, even when there's ambient light.Customer Review: Does this have audio outputs that can be connected to a receiver?
I just want to point out that neither this web page nor the manufacturer's web site specify that this has any outputs that can be connected to an external sound system. They need to clarify that because without audio outputs the machine becomes much less attractive. I expect that it does have them but the omission raises the possibility. . FOLLOW UP TO ORIGINAL COMMENTS: Those who commented have pointed out it does have audio outputs as well as some reservations about them: In the interest of not giving abybody a misleading impression , these are their comments and thank you for all the help... ########################################### #!/bin/sh echo "these are the comments" ########################################### Initial post: April 8, 2009 9:36 PM PDT C. Chen says: You may download the TV instruction manual from www.sharpusa.com. According to its manual, it has 1 optical digital output and two L-R RCA analog outputs. You replied with a later post Your reply to C. Chen's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer 1 of 1 people think this post adds to the discussion. Do you? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your post, in reply to an earlier post on April 9, 2009 2:58 PM PDT avraam jack says: Thanks! I could not find the manual before. I will look again. . Edit your post: Thanks! I could not find the manual before. I will look again. . Guidelines Edit this post | Permalink -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In reply to your post on April 13, 2009 4:01 AM PDT Allen H. West says: Don't you even understand the Audio goes to your AVR FIRST via HDMI not the friggin TV. The TV is NOT an AVR!!! The AVR is supposed to be in control of surround sound not the dang TV. If you lack HDMI then you run Digital Coax or Optical through the AVR BEFORE the TV. Your reply to Allen H. West's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer 0 of 1 people think this post adds to the discussion. Do you? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In reply to an earlier post on April 15, 2009 12:05 PM PDT Last edited by the author on April 15, 2009 12:10 PM PDT Dave P. Jones says: Allen, Normally you'd be correct, however this TV has a built-in Blu-ray DVD player and what the OP probably is asking refers to the Blu-ray player audio being output from the TV to an AVR. The answer is yes, it will output audio from the built in Blu-ray player. However, because it has optical and analog outputs only which output Dolby Digital, DTS, or two channel analog, it will not send next generation Blu-ray audio to an AVR. These include high-bit rate Dolby True HD, DTS HD, etc. I know this because I own the 32" version and the two TVs share similar outputs. This may be limitation to folks who want the latest audio from their Blu-ray player. In that case they should opt for an external player and connect their system as you so smartly suggest. Your reply to Dave P. Jones's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer Do you think this post adds to the discussion? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted on April 15, 2009 12:08 PM PDT Last edited by the author on April 15, 2009 12:12 PM PDT Dave P. Jones says: Avraam Jack, Want to explain how you give this TV five stars without actually owning it (or reviewing it)? ( I HAD TO PICK A STAR RATING AND DID NOT WANT TO BE NEGATIVE WITHOUT REASON ) Your reply to Dave P. Jones's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer Do you think this post adds to the discussion? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In reply to your post on April 19, 2009 9:25 AM PDT Film Reviewer says: Avraam jack, please revise your review to reflect what you found and not leave a negative taint that might dissuade someone from buying what appears to be a great HDTV. Or just delete your review. You can always find the specs by going to the SharpUSA site. http://www.sharpusa.com/products/ModelLanding/0,1058,2174,00.html Sometimes even the manufacturer does not have complete specs. Manual for this hdtv at: http://www.sharpusa.com/files/tel_man_LC42_46_52BD80U.pdf Your reply to Film Reviewer's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer Do you think this post adds to the discussion? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted on April 26, 2009 6:38 AM PDT T. Mcpeck says: i contacted a tech through the sharp website and he said there is a digital and a analog audio outputs for stero hookups Your reply to T. Mcpeck's post: Guidelines Reply to this post
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