/vr/ - Retro Games

Does anyone have info on the Samsung CS-29Z40M5 consumer CRT?
I bought it on this little shop owned by a Filipino immigrant near a restaurant where I went.
I bought it because it was ridiculously cheap, was in great condition and it has component inputs.
I just wanted a sleek-looking CRT for my bedroom (my game room already has a Sony D32E1WU BVM and the living room has an LG G6 OLED 4K TV), and this one seemed ridiculously cheap and was in a great condition so I bought it.
It also looked pretty as it was as sleek as a CRT can be.

The shopkeeper said that he bought the TV in 2007 when he was in the Philippines, and he bought a Samsung HDTV in 2012 when he had enough money when he moved to America, so he put the CRT on sale in his shop, and no one bought it until now, so it was ridiculously cheap because no one bought it after five years.

I tried searching for more info on Google but the only results that show up are manuals and some Filipino forum which I can't understand, nor do they have any info on the TV.

What I do know is that it's a slim-fit TV which is also a flat panel, it has one S-Video and one Composite input on the side, as well as two Composite inputs, one Component input, one RF input and one Composite output.
Composite (AV2), for some reason, is duplicated and there is one AV2 port on the side (with the S-Video port), and one on the back.
The AV2 audio is shared for both S-Video, Composite 2 and Component outputs.
Pic related is the back of the TV.

But can someone please give me more info on this TV, it seems like it's a very obscure one.

The console plugged into the RF input was my second original Famicom (I own two) which hasn't been modded with Composite outputs yet at the time I took the picture.
I modded it with Composite outputs a while later.

How do I plug in component on my Samsung TV?

I am planning to finally bite the bullet and buy an HD RetroVision component cable for my Super Famicom and upgrade from S-Video.

I am also planning on buying component cables for my Wii, PS2, PSP Go and DVD player.

But my Samsung CRT inputs look like this and only have five inputs for component rather than three which usually applies to the cables themselves.

How do plug in the component cables and still have audio output.

If I can't do it, then I will buy a 5.1 surround system for my retro CRT setup.

Pic related is the back of my TV. Also, it has an S-Video input on the side plus another composite input.