Can we connect these speakers to samsung smart TV's ? or only for computers and audio music players ? Please let me know . Thank you..
843386
They are not powered speakers if that's what your asking. Pair them with a Lepai 2020 amp ($20) and you could hook it up.
843387
Well yes and no. You cannot directly plug these speakers into a TV or a computer. They are not self powered, which means they require speaker wire and a source of amplification. To plug into a TV you would need to plug the speakers into an amplifier or a receiver. Same goes for computers or audio music players. I personally use them with a small amplifier. So I run speaker wires from the speakers into the amp. I then have a stereo plug (one that has a headphone jack at one and red and white plugs on the other) that allows me to plug in anything with a headphone jack. Hope this helps!
1600138
If they are going to be used with Bluetooth, they would have to be connected to a power source/receiver/system with Bluetooth capability. These are speakers only and are not a self contained system that you could make a Bluetooth connection to directly. The same applies to non Bluetooth applications - they need to be connected to something to power them/push the sound through them. Mine are connected to my sound system that is part of my main audio/video setup
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kenneth d., Yes, but they'll need to be powered separately - like computer speakers or a television audio bar. The audio out port is not heavily amplified to power speakers, but will send a clean signal to an amp or amplified system like the ones listed above. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
1071241
I've been useing them with my computer and tv and have found they work really well without messing with the sound or volume. Hope this helps.
392272
thanks a lot sga, i have a samsung too along with some old logitechs that are plugged in now with the headphone jack. i was looking to upgrade to these though because the sound quality just isn't doing it anymore.that was my main concern too; whether or not the headphone jack works so again thank you.
421076
I use them, and love them, from my computer. They have sound levels on them but they also respond to sound increases/decreases made from the computer provided that I connect by bluetooth or 3.5 jack. With an optical connection they do not. There is a slight delay when using bluetooth which is fine for music but not for watching tv on the computer.
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I have a Samsung TV, though a different model. I plugged the RS140 into the 3.5mm audio output jack, and it works perfectly. I use some Bose PC speakers for TV sound, and these, too, are plugged into the 3.5mm audio output jack using splitters. I can mute the sound or not, and the sound coming through the RS140 is independent of that.I just tried it with the native TV speaker, and it works the same way. It doesn't matter to the RS140 whether the TV volume is turned up or muted. The RS140 operates independently of that.
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You'll need a female mini headphone to male stereo RCA cable if you wante to connect this to the audio out of your television. These speakers are made for computers, but they should work okay with your television. Just don't put them too close to your tv because they're not magnetically shielded i don't believe.
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Yes they will work hooked to your PC. I have used mine hooked to my old PC, my new laptop, my ipad and iPhone and they sound great too. I only bought two speakers and I wish I got the four speakers so I can keep them in different parts of the house. Have fun with yours
909976
From one of the reviews, "Note that these speakers have a 3.5mm jack input which works fine for my iMac. They do not connect via a USB cable." A "3.5mm jack input" is what is commonly called a headphone jack. Cables with a headphone jack would be what is needed. Check your TV manual to see if the TV has a 3.5mm jack output and for the types of speakers your TV will accept. I'd also check the specs for the speakers to see if the speakers can handle the level of output from your TV. I admit knowing very little on this subject, but these speakers seem to me to be for desk top computers and laptops and such. A TV seems, to this amateur, to be a lot to ask of these speakers. You might also check the TV manufacturer's website for info. Here's a link to the speaker manufacturer's website. http://www.geniusnet.com/wSite/np?ctNode=116&mp=1
179644
No such thing as a stupid question,these are not what you need, these are very nice stereo receiver speakers, what you need will cost much less than these. These will not work for just hooking to your computer, not at all.
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You will need a bluetooth connection for these speakers to work. If you are connecting these speakers to your computer, it may or may not have built in bluetooth. Mine did not, I had to buy the little adapter. This one works: Kinivo Btd-400 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter for Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista
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It MIGHT be possible to drive these speakers with a PC, but you will need a sound card with some pretty good power to do it. (FYI... I drive these with my Onkyo A/V receiver which has 135 W/channel AND my laptop can lug into the Onkyo.) It is not something I would suggest given that some pretty good speaker systems designed to plug into a PC are already out there.
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They are headphones, not a TV.Jokes aside, havent tried it. It depends on if your TV has a headphone jack or not.
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The speakers have a 3.5mm audio input, as well as a 3.5mm headphone output (which I had to find out by visiting the Audyssey website). So I'm assuming you can run an audio cable from your TV to the speakers. Or, if you have a newer TV with a USB input, you can plug a mini bluetooth adapter into that and then you'd be able to use the speakers wirelessly (or if you have a "smart TV" and it already has bluetooth built-in). Either way, it states in several areas that you don't want to place the speakers too close to any TV or receiver, in the case of interference. Hope that helps! If you need any more info, try contacting Audyssey directly.
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I don't see any way to connect headphones to these speakers. The speakers plug into the headphone jack on the pc (along with a usb port). Hope this helps.
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I connected mine to my home receiver. You would need a preamp to connect them to a computer.