can i hook up home theater to this?
305049
You can hook it up thru your home theater receiver. It is a phemomenal blu-ray player. Highyl recommend it!
305050
Sorry I have been so busy with work I still have not even opened up the Box
305051
I cannot give an honest answer since I don't own any home theater.I have my unit hooked up on a Samsung 46 inch smart-tv, It works very well
305052
Of course, or any dvd player. I run the fiber optic cable off the tv though. I can run the home theater from any source input to the tv that way.
1734947
Yes you can. this box converts HDMI to RCA Jacks. Red and White audio, Yellow Video.
2265821
Probably not. This is a bare wire system and is intended to be connected to a receiver's speaker outputs. It does not have any intermediate connection logic or processor unit. Speakers only. I paired mine with an onkyo 7.2 surround receiver on amazon for $249.99. You can then connect with HDMI or component cables from your TV to the receiver.
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As long as the adapter or the home theater receiver has a method of pairing with the speakers, they should be able to connect and stream audio
1754230
My guess is no, If you look closely at all of the pictures of the system, it actually shows all of the cables. The system itself is powered so hooking it up to your receiver if it's not powered shouldn't be a problem. I got the system for my son, so I never actually had it here to look at, but in the pictures it shows 2 RCA cables so I'm assuming you can hook it up to anything that has a line out.
638465
yes you can hook up to a tv and all my speakers are close I have it in my shop the wire are not too long
756509
This is over kill for a home theater system, we use it on stage PA. You would be better off getting a surround sound amplifier that has subwoofer connections already built in.
1646077
You will be able to connect to this receiver but it seems like a lot of money to spend and not be able to use the video options of this receiver. This is a LOT of receiver for a single input for output to speakers. You would essentially be connecting to this receiver to add up to 7.1 surround sound. Your option... When this receiver worked it was great (it died after about a year). It's currently in Michigan for "hopefully" repair.
602565
You can only hook-up a optical connection to a amplifier with such input. Or you can buy a soundbar, but not directly to speakers. any more questions you can reach me a Central TV Inc. >> 330-395-4935 >> gncalugar@gmail.com I hope this info helps, George
516954
Yes you can. This I/O gives you an out put connection to hookup speakers and a headset hookup for cueing your music..
2224974
From the receiver that it's hooked up to, you can. Otherwise, this is not a stand alone stereo.
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I think NOT. You need an audio amplifier/receiver (separate unit) to connect the speakers to. This amplifier can then be connected to your TV to provide home theatre sound quality for your TV programs and movies. The speakers can only be connected by means of typical speaker cable, which cannot be directly connected to a TV.
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Yes you can, I have this sub and I am very happy with it...I don't know what type of TV you have, but this would be perfect for a surround sound system...You would need an amp that has surround sound features, with a sub out, this speaker would connect to the sub output...
562286
Yes you can, I am assuming that your TV has an optical out input? If so that is the way to go. You will need to buy a optical audio cable as one does not come with it.
2017912
yes you can. you will need to get a few patch cords.depending on what you are trying to hookup.
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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
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Yes, the unit has an optical input for surround sound, as well as a standard RCA input like you'd find on most TVs. Most likely, you can hook your box up to either input.