Seperate speaker systems with plasma/lcd TVs

Should be no problemm at all.
The sets do not use electromagnetic deflection and dont have a
shadowmask.
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"Paul D.Smith" <paul_d_smith.TakeThisOut@x-hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> With CRT TV sets we have to buy special shielded magnet loud speakers
>> especialy the center one.
>> Can we with plasma/lcd go back to useing good normal hi-fi speakers?
>
> Can't see why not. As a rough test, place a magnet next to the LCD - I
> don't believe it will have any affect. Sample with Plasmas.
>
> Paul DS.
>

fool if you do?
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"David" <david.park.RemoveThis@tesco.net> wrote in message
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> With CRT TV sets we have to buy special shielded magnet loud speakers
> especialy the center one.
> Can we with plasma/lcd go back to useing good normal hi-fi speakers?
>
> --
> Regards,
> David
>
> Please reply to News Group
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"David" <david.park.TakeThisOut@tesco.net> wrote in message
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> With CRT TV sets we have to buy special shielded magnet loud speakers
> especialy the center one.
> Can we with plasma/lcd go back to useing good normal hi-fi speakers?
>
> --
> Regards,
> David
>
> Please reply to News Group
>

Centre speakers normally are magnetically shielded, but check the spec'.

Mine is but caused some artefacts when place directly on top of a CRT set.
A few centimetres below it was fine. Effect on plasma should be less, and
LCD should be unaffected.
 >> Stay informed about: Seperate speaker systems with plasma/lcd TVs 

> Mine is but caused some artefacts when place directly on top of a CRT set.
> A few centimetres below it was fine. Effect on plasma should be less, and
> LCD should be unaffected.

Why should there be any affect on plasmas? I'm not saying there isn't, just
want to know why.

Paul DS
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In article <466cfdf3$0$7365$4d4eb98e@read.news.uk.uu.net>, Paul D.Smith
<paul_d_smith.RemoveThis@x-hotmail.com> writes
>> Mine is but caused some artefacts when place directly on top of a CRT set.
>> A few centimetres below it was fine. Effect on plasma should be less, and
>> LCD should be unaffected.
>
>Why should there be any affect on plasmas? I'm not saying there isn't, just
>want to know why.

A plasma is an ionized gas, and as such it is effected by a magnetic
field. However, give that a plasma screen uses small cells I doubt that
it will have much effect.

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> In article <466cfdf3$0$7365$4d4eb98e@read.news.uk.uu.net>, Paul D.Smith
> <paul_d_smith RemoveThis @x-hotmail.com> writes
>>> Mine is but caused some artefacts when place directly on top of a CRT
>>> set.
>>> A few centimetres below it was fine. Effect on plasma should be less,
>>> and
>>> LCD should be unaffected.
>>
>>Why should there be any affect on plasmas? I'm not saying there isn't,
>>just
>>want to know why.
>
> A plasma is an ionized gas, and as such it is effected by a magnetic
> field. However, give that a plasma screen uses small cells I doubt that it
> will have much effect.
>

Thanks,
Paul DS.
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