Can you hook up your Samsung HDTV to push external sound through a couple of Bose Speakers with this amplifier. How would it be connected?
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You can connect The rca output of your Tv to the input on the amplifier and then wire the output to the speakers. You need then to control the output on the TV menu to use this channel.
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yes, RCA out from your Samsung HDTV into the AMP, speaker wires out. Also, you can adjust the power output on the AMP.
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I don't think this was designed to work with TV's but rather portable "Bluetooth" devices. If you are looking to attach an external speaker to your TV you should look into purchasing a Sound Bar. Amazon sells many varieties on their website.
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You would need a turntable pre-amp and a "dual-rca to 1/8" stereo" cable to plug it into the "AUX IN" input. Personally, I use a stereo tuner with multiple inputs, and connect its "LINE" output to the "AUX IN" of the Samsung.
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don't know about a bose system. but I can hook mine up on a sony home theater system
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What 2 channel types do you have? I tried connecting my Bose directly to the PS3's digital optical port, which works perfectly fine. In fact, I think the quality is slightly better than hooking it up from the TV's digital optical output but the only limitation is that you won't be able to output regular tv from your bose speakers.
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I THINK this is the answer; On most current Samsung TVs, if your television has audio out jacks, you can not connect speakers directly to them. Instead, you must connect the audio out jacks to a standard stereo amplifier or receiver, which in turn are attached to a set of speakers. I have mine hooked up with a Sony receiver and speakers. Samsung has a customer service number 1-888-899-7604. They can tell you for sure.
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It connects to my Samsung smart TV just fine. I would suggest researching this on a Samsung blog, BTW this sound bar totally rocks, the secret is the vacuum tubes !
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I do not know what kind of a jack (end of your earphone cord) end you have on the ear phone this would have to connect to an amp. so that you could receive the sound in a digital format or stereo sound from some kind of receiver. Your Samsung TV sends out the signal via a optical light signal so you have to convert this to a digital sound to hear it. I hope this helps! Mike
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I have mine hooked up to my bedroom TV. It's a Samsung with no audio out puts. So I have a droid set top box Exoon hooked up HDMI to it. I have Bose music monitor speakers connected to the 3.5mm output of this device. So I use the 2ch function.
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From the Bose web page: *Designed for use with your stereo or home theater receiverSo--yes, you do... unless...Of course, your flat screen output might have enough wattage to drive acceptable sound from your Bose speakers, but it's likely that you won't have enough volume without annoying levels of noise from the low-powered amp in your flat panel's audio wiring. If your TV has outputs for "external speaker" you might make those work to drive the Bose. With just a "line out" or "audio out" jack you may get some sound, but you probably need an amplifier or receiver to be happy. Good news--those are incredibly cheap used these days in the homes of baby boomers everywhere and your local Goodwill... From the Bose web page: *Designed for use with your stereo or home theater receiverSo--yes, you do... unless...Of course, your flat screen output might have enough wattage to drive acceptable sound from your Bose speakers, but it's likely that you won't have enough volume without annoying levels of noise from the low-powered amp in your flat panel's audio wiring. If your TV has outputs for "external speaker" you might make those work to drive the Bose. With just a "line out" or "audio out" jack you may get some sound, but you probably need an... » Read More From the Bose web page: *Designed for use with your stereo or home theater receiverSo--yes, you do... unless...Of course, your flat screen output might have enough wattage to drive acceptable sound from your Bose speakers, but it's likely that you won't have enough volume without annoying levels of noise from the low-powered amp in your flat panel's audio wiring. If your TV has outputs for "external speaker" you might make those work to drive the Bose. With just a "line out" or "audio out" jack you may get some sound, but you probably need an amplifier or receiver to be happy. Good news--those are incredibly cheap used these days in the homes of baby boomers everywhere and your local Goodwill... « Show Less
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Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
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Never tried this connection. But mine connects easily to a Samsung tablet with std jack that comes with the speakers. After several years of use the speakers are perfect. Wish i had bought another set for myself when i gifted 2 sets to friends :(
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Forget about this product. Your TV's built-in speaker already sounds better than this Bose speaker. (But, yes, you'd need an amp/receiver.)
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It really depends on if your hdtv has the audio and video output connect to connect with the bose system.
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Echosyn, I can't say for certain, but I don't see why not. I connected a cable from a Toshiba laptop via the earphone out jack (1/8" on one end and RCA plugs on the other end) into the amp. The amp powers Bose speakers which are connected to the amp by metal screws. Hope that helps you.
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If your speakers accept bannana or pin connectors (these can be converted to pin or bananna connectors) and your tv accepts bannana or pin connectors then yes BUT I don't believe any tv has these types (bananna or pin) of connections. Many stereo recievers accept bananna connectors but tv's no. I think RCA is the type of connector ends you need to go straight from your tv BUT those Bose speakers need an amplifier/home stereo to power the speakers.
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No. Unless Bose offers some sort of adapter that would allow another set of speakers to be plugged into the system. These speakers are meant to replace external wired speakers, such as stereo systems or surround sounds, you can also look up some home amplifiers and they will also work with those. I plugged them up to a car amplifier and they were supper loud now I have them plugged into a Sony home theater system and they are real crisp and clean. Good luck to you.