Might be useful for some.
If like me you play movies via a USB then this appears to be a good bit of kit for the money being paid.
£79.99 @ Argos ( reduced )
Scores 4 out of 5 of 37 reviews, not bad.
Description:
Immerse yourself in your favourite entertainment with the LG DH3140S DVD home theatre system. With impressive 5.1 channel surround sound and 300W of power, you can bring TV shows, sport and movies to life.
Delivering authentic room-filling sound and deep punchy bass, this innovative home system includes 5 satellite speakers and a powerful subwoofer. The DVD player lets you enjoy video and audio from multiple formats, including DVD, JPEG, CD or MP3 discs.
With USB Direct recording and playback you can directly extract audio tracks from CDs and transfer them to a USB device. Additionally, the LG DH3140S has a karaoke function and portable in, which allows you to plug in and play from your mobile devices.
Top comments
937666
17 Jul 169#2
Thanks Penny. Just need to get the popcorn in now. :smiley:
sradmad
17 Jul 163#11
good find PF, heat added :smiley:
Latest comments (37)
umar88
22 Jul 16#37
I bought one to hook it up with tv despite people saying they couldn't make it work other than built in DVD player.
I can confirm I does work but I can't confirm if it's surround sound or just normal passed through as speakers aren't set up in their intended places yet.
All you need is a 3.5mm jack cable (to connect to TV) and the other end rca red and white (to connect to DVD player).
Then using remote control top left (function) button scroll through until you see aux on DVD player display and that's it you should now hear sound from your new speakers.
Hope it helps someone.
I spent hours working it out.
trd
18 Jul 16#36
Anyone for Dolby pro logic?
danflorin3
18 Jul 16#35
argos will match the price instore????
Lucas_Sheffield
18 Jul 16#34
Well, this is just a low-end product. There are lots of modern and expensive stuff in Eastern Europe from german shops like MediaMarkt or Saturn.
themachman
18 Jul 161#33
For some trouser flapping sound :smiley: Hot Penny :smiley:
TheUrbis
18 Jul 16#32
Oh, good.
jaydeeuk1
18 Jul 161#31
Nope, but I can't find anything worse either.
max84
17 Jul 16#26
does this even have spdif out for the dolby digital ?
rev6 to max84
18 Jul 161#30
It doesn't need it as it's the source device (DVD player). It won't work for other devices like you think.
This is my kind of price range but seriously finding it difficult to find a decent set up for that amount of money.
Any recommendations?
max84
17 Jul 161#27
13 January 2016 review
Home cinema with no decent outputs
I bought this home cinema system but was amazed it only had one video output phono no hdmi and input for auxiliary was only stereo no surround sound so if I want to stream anything from my PC I have to put it on usb stick and connect that to this system. All in all nice system with shocking in/outputs
LOL no thanks then
RealDash
17 Jul 16#25
Not bothering with it myself, the RRP was only £79 in the first place...
Thomablue
17 Jul 161#24
This has a composite only connection, which might mean you can't even connect it to your TV.
This is an Eastern European/Middle East market product (ie old technology)
Its very cheap and will sound that way.
Its £49 for a reason, you will be disappointed.
jaydeeuk1
17 Jul 162#22
If this was 2002 it would be a pretty decent deal.
TheUrbis to jaydeeuk1
17 Jul 16#23
Found anything better for £49?
cowsindahouse
17 Jul 161#20
if it doesn't have optical or hdmi ports, how does it connect to a telly?
rev6 to cowsindahouse
17 Jul 16#21
Composite Video
maccy1
17 Jul 162#19
Heat added PF :smile:
Gold Feet
17 Jul 16#18
That's irrelevant, if it's true this doesn't have optical or HDMI inputs
iancontradiction
17 Jul 162#15
while it's a good price you are too restricted, you can't make use of this set with you sky TV or Xbox/ps4
max84 to iancontradiction
17 Jul 161#17
even my 13 year old pioneer home cinema system has optical in, it's a must these days
fr3dy77_sp33d
17 Jul 16#12
Sounds like a lot of experts on speakers here, so please allow me to ask this question that I can't get answer so far.
I'm having CORSAIR SPEAKERS SP2500 2.1 for my PC, which is a very good speaker.
However, I wanted to enjoy 5.1 speakers for my gaming experience.
Would I be able to use some of the speakers from this deal for my PC?
my soundcard has separated plug for bass and additional speakers. I wonder whether I can just connect them there?
If not, what could I do to make it 5.1 or even 7.1?
Thanks in advance
rev6 to fr3dy77_sp33d
17 Jul 161#13
No.
max84 to fr3dy77_sp33d
17 Jul 16#16
no but this has aux in so you could get 2.1 sound from a pc
marky mark
17 Jul 161#14
Thnx op
sradmad
17 Jul 163#11
good find PF, heat added :smiley:
jpoolfitz
17 Jul 16#9
£50 for 300 w seems mega cheap?
rev6 to jpoolfitz
17 Jul 16#10
If it was RMS sure.
rev6
17 Jul 16#8
I always like to have optical as backup :stuck_out_tongue:
reddit
17 Jul 16#7
It's a fair point.
Where optical can still be of use is with these Android boxes where HDMI bitstream might not be available.
TwistedNerve
17 Jul 16#6
I know some folk get hung up on things needing an optical connection, when the tech was made obsolete when HDMI arrived :wink:
reddit
17 Jul 161#5
No problems.
I make my fair share of bloopers too lol
TwistedNerve
17 Jul 161#4
soon as I posted, I thought I'd better check.. downloaded the manual n everything!
soz... my bad :wink: I'd deleted the comment just after you replied :smiley:
reddit
17 Jul 162#3
This has no HDMI, otherwise I would not have made the statement.
I also don't see how the audio quality can be better as both would deliver the same digital signal.
Or are you confusing it with the ability for HDMi to pass Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio?
937666
17 Jul 169#2
Thanks Penny. Just need to get the popcorn in now. :smiley:
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Opening post
If like me you play movies via a USB then this appears to be a good bit of kit for the money being paid.
£79.99 @ Argos ( reduced )
Scores 4 out of 5 of 37 reviews, not bad.
Description:
Immerse yourself in your favourite entertainment with the LG DH3140S DVD home theatre system. With impressive 5.1 channel surround sound and 300W of power, you can bring TV shows, sport and movies to life.
Delivering authentic room-filling sound and deep punchy bass, this innovative home system includes 5 satellite speakers and a powerful subwoofer. The DVD player lets you enjoy video and audio from multiple formats, including DVD, JPEG, CD or MP3 discs.
With USB Direct recording and playback you can directly extract audio tracks from CDs and transfer them to a USB device. Additionally, the LG DH3140S has a karaoke function and portable in, which allows you to plug in and play from your mobile devices.
Top comments
Latest comments (37)
I can confirm I does work but I can't confirm if it's surround sound or just normal passed through as speakers aren't set up in their intended places yet.
All you need is a 3.5mm jack cable (to connect to TV) and the other end rca red and white (to connect to DVD player).
Then using remote control top left (function) button scroll through until you see aux on DVD player display and that's it you should now hear sound from your new speakers.
Hope it helps someone.
I spent hours working it out.
http://www.lg.com/ae/home-theatre-systems/lg-DH3140S
Any recommendations?
Home cinema with no decent outputs
I bought this home cinema system but was amazed it only had one video output phono no hdmi and input for auxiliary was only stereo no surround sound so if I want to stream anything from my PC I have to put it on usb stick and connect that to this system. All in all nice system with shocking in/outputs
LOL no thanks then
This is an Eastern European/Middle East market product (ie old technology)
Its very cheap and will sound that way.
Its £49 for a reason, you will be disappointed.
I'm having CORSAIR SPEAKERS SP2500 2.1 for my PC, which is a very good speaker.
However, I wanted to enjoy 5.1 speakers for my gaming experience.
Would I be able to use some of the speakers from this deal for my PC?
my soundcard has separated plug for bass and additional speakers. I wonder whether I can just connect them there?
If not, what could I do to make it 5.1 or even 7.1?
Thanks in advance
Where optical can still be of use is with these Android boxes where HDMI bitstream might not be available.
I make my fair share of bloopers too lol
soz... my bad :wink: I'd deleted the comment just after you replied :smiley:
I also don't see how the audio quality can be better as both would deliver the same digital signal.
Or are you confusing it with the ability for HDMi to pass Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio?