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I thought this was a good work around for getting TV sound in my new RV

I recently bought a new RV. You can see it here. Bought a New Class A RV today

I was surprised when I found that the 32" TV isn't connected to the four house speakers in the roof of the unit that are feeding from the dashboard radio/CD player.

Coachmen suggests I go to an Audio store to have them run wire from the RCA audio outputs on the back of the TV to the radio/CD player in the front dash. Or do it my self, but I don't like the idea of drilling holes and running wires in my brand new RV.

I thought of plugging an RCA stereo to 3.5 mm plug into the back of the TV for the external speakers , and a stereo wireless transmitter and matched wireless receiver into the auxiliary input of the radio. Like this Amazon.com: Audiomate 3.5mm Wireless Audio Transmitter - 2.4GHz Digital Stereo sound Sender and Receiver with Built-in Li-ion rechargeable battery - Compatible with any earphones and active speakers: Electronics

With it running through the radio auxiliary input. I can control volume, bass, treble, fader, balance, etc. It says the unit will transmit 20 to 20K frequency and the reviews say 20 feet or so doesn't lose sound quality. I can do this for around $55. Any down side?
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Last edited by Hugh R; 03-21-2013 at 06:35 PM..
Old 03-21-2013, 06:27 PM
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