Can I hook up my home theater with this product ?
884728
Yes, whatever you have hooked up now should work. The connection to the T.V is a simple HDMI cable.
884729
Without knowing the type, kind, or configuration of your home theater components,I will go out on a limb and say yes. I believe this product should be a welcomeaddition to your entertainment center. But, to be sure, seek further info from yourlocal electronics store specialists.
336292
That's probably not going to work since there is only one output source for the speakers - and those are for the speaker wires. the coax, component video, and optical cable are all inputs, only one hdmi output to connnect to your tv, the rest of the hdmi are all input from your other devices as well. do some search you may find a coax output for speakers, but it may be difficult because a lot of newer receivers are either hdmi, optical, component video and even bluetooth.
392361
Yes you would need a home theater system unless your tv has speaker connection on the back for external center channel speaker.
1206911
You should be able to hook up a TV using the 'AUX' input. Note the Aux input on the receiver side is a 1/8" stereo headphone style cable, so the appropriate cable would be needed. Also the receiver runs on household current.
1236519
The only way to connect this soundbar to anything is with the optical cable, so if your receiver has an optical connection, then yes. Otherwise, no.
387511
Yes, just run it to your receiver and use the receiver to TV's to connection to your TV's.
682397
This has two outs and four ins. So no, you'd been one output short. Just do the math, my dear. Seriously, though, most home theater wiring can be puzzled out with just a little studying the situation...and some diagrams. Think about whether you need all the outputs to be optical, for example. Unless you have need of 3 separate surround sound outputs, you'll probably be better using some red and white composite (AKA: RCA) cables where only stereo is needed.
1553384
Yes, I'd say you can. I'm currently using it with an old 1999 Sony Home Theater Stereo system. Works great as long as you have RCA connections to the amp/receiver.
129028
I don't see why not, it would plug into the AUX input which requires a 3.5 mm mini plug connection and your all set. I plugged my TV into the Aux input for theater sound.
1223617
yes you can. if you don't have an optical or hdmi cable port on your tv, you can use the rca jacks for input/output
1587817
Technically it could but I wouldn't recommend this unit for home theater. This has a 25/70v output which more for commercial building music and paging. You will need a home A/V receiver with 6 to 8 ohm speaker outputs. This is what your standard home audio speakers will be. If you are just hooking up a pair of speakers it can be something like 2 x 100 watts. If you want surround sound it will be 5,6 or 7 x 100 watts depending on what surround configuration you want.
2000327
you might be able to plug it into your tv with a xlr to rca patch cable and if you have a mixer board you can use the rca audio output on it to do this
455692
it worked great for me. don't know if it can connect to your system, but it probably can. and you can purchase an adapter that should get you connected if needs be. I purchased a unit for my living room and another for my bedroom and the results are amazing.
2017912
yes you can. you will need to get a few patch cords.depending on what you are trying to hookup.
884073
NO!! This already has a built in amp..just plug and play. Its not for hometheatre...
1020958
If the home theater has the quarter inch jack or you buy female 1/4inch input to rca imput then yes. see linkhttp://www.showmecables.com/product/1-4-IN-Stereo-Jack-to-Dual-RCA-Plug.aspx
1197994
I believe yes. You can connect it either to a subwoofer RCA output from your home theatre amplifier or in parallel to the stereo "power" output from a standard stereo amplifier, it has some low-pass filter to extract the deep "bass" signals.It really depends on your set up with your sound bar and how it is connected to your source, somewhere you should have either the low-level RCA subwoofer output or the stereo speaker output.Maybe you can provide some more details?Let me take this opportunity as an update: I have been owning the buttkicker for about two years now and using it from time to time and I still truly love it and find it amazing! I believe yes. You can connect it either to a subwoofer RCA output from your home theatre amplifier or in parallel to the stereo "power" output from a standard stereo amplifier, it has some low-pass filter to extract the deep "bass" signals.It really depends on your set up with your sound bar and how it is connected to your source, somewhere you should have either the low-level RCA subwoofer output or the stereo speaker output.Maybe you can provide some more details?Let me take this opportunity as an update: I have been owning the... » Read More I believe yes. You can connect it either to a subwoofer RCA output from your home theatre amplifier or in parallel to the stereo "power" output from a standard stereo amplifier, it has some low-pass filter to extract the deep "bass" signals.It really depends on your set up with your sound bar and how it is connected to your source, somewhere you should have either the low-level RCA subwoofer output or the stereo speaker output.Maybe you can provide some more details?Let me take this opportunity as an update: I have been owning the buttkicker for about two years now and using it from time to time and I still truly love it and find it amazing! « Show Less