What else will i need to go with this system? i see people mentioning recievers.
183693
You would need a receiver. I would recommend either Yamaha or Denon budget around $300 - $500
183694
I bought a subwoofer cable and it only had one output while the subwoofer itself has two. The receiver has one input for the subwoofer. I've seen a lot of questions about this and it looks like the solution is a Y cable. You may also want to look at some speaker stands. You could make installation easier if you have the stands near your walls.
183695
Firstly, these are great speakers for an average size room. I have them installed in my family room and they are terrific. Many people hook them up to a "receiver" (which can do a number of things). Mine is a Onkyo through which everything is "processed." The Onkyo has inputs/outputs for my (old tech) VCR, my DVD, my Netflix input and my DirectTV cable box. It also has an AM/FM receiver built in and is remotely controlled. Switching from mode to another is simple and painless. The output from the Onkyo goes directly to my LCD TV, my speakers and back to the VCR (yes I still have one) for recording. So, in sum, if you buy a TV, the speakers and a receiver/amp you're in business. A Sony BluRay (with built-in Netflix, Hulu, etc.) is really inexpensive and also a necessary as far as I am concerned. Hope this helps.
905227
This has to be connected to a reciever, and you must purchase all the wires.
360602
This comes with the receiver. So you will have to drop the fan install the reciever that is included with this. I just purchased one a month ago and did the same thing.
675934
You need to power them with a receiver. You would run your computer into that.
633920
I don't know what you need, but you don't have a receiver, you just have a monitor. Google it.
1992622
If you have an "old" reciever that uses RCA inputs you will need a NeweR reciever that utilizs a HDMI cable. I said the same thing, then bought a newer reciver 3 years ago . hope this helps.
148265
no, you won't be hook up all these system. you'll need a split box... as for as sound system, there's hdmi and usb, so any of those would work
545665
No receiver is required, just hook up your devices as you would with HDMI cables. Then just run and optical cable from the TV and the soundbar and your good to go.
95662
Run the amps from the pre-amp outputs on your receiver. YOu should have at least two sets of pre-amp outs
1558372
you going to need a reciever to connect the subwoofer, but pleases safe your money don`t waisted buying this Pyle system I try to put a new review about this product because those speaker claim to support 150 watt and is not i blow 2 of the front speaker with a sony reciever 7.1 at only 40% of the volumen , to replease it was another problem the company in en new york and the customer services bad they want to charge me 1,400 $ for 2 speakers and after back and form with them the charge $ 25 each and blow again so safe your money and buy something else.
1220270
Thanks for the info. I ordered the unit and have owned it for about a week now. Appears to be a very good receiver.
1185155
Like the other reply, yes, "but" you will need to buy some extra equipment. Especially if you have/want a MRV setup. I suggest googling your model of receiver and researching the different setup options and suggestions. I'm not going to point you to any particular website or company, I don't work for them and don't want to suggest someone or something that may not work for you. Hope this suggestion/advice helps.
888524
No need for a receiver. This has everything build into it! All you need is a TV and you would have theater quality sound.
1046154
Hi, I bought this system and really love it - but I also didn't realize at first that I would need to buy a receiver to connect all of the speakers to. Once you have a receiver then you can connect a DVD player, TV, and other electronic items to it as well. The sound is really nice.
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This system comes with all the necessary wires to get these speakers wired up to a receiver. However, if you do not have a receiver, then you'll have to look into a 7.1 receiver (if you're trying to keep it cheap, you can probably get a matching Onkyo receiver, if you're willing to pay a little more I'd go Sony). Also, if you want to mount the surround speakers on a wall, you'll need hardware. They come equipped with keyhole brackets so I just bought some sturdy drywall screws from the hardware store and those have held up fine for about a year.
1092353
you have to hook upto a reciver . 2 yes it will work with your system. and your speakers
413565
As the other responses say, yes, you do need an Amp or a receiver. Good Luck