Can you recommend an amplifier to work with this system and an HDTV?
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Your HDTV has regular red and white audio outputs right? If so, any 2-channel stereo receiver will work very well and won't break the bank. You can find 2 channel stereo receivers from many companies, I would stick with Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, or Harman Kardon. They all have different power ratings and appearances so I cannot recommend one specifically for you. But Sony I would say will offer the least amount of sound quality. Yamaha, Onkyo, and Harman Kardon will probably offer better sound. Also, if you don't mind spending a little bit more, I think you would be happier with the sound quality of some nice bookshelf speakers from Polk Audio such as the RTI A1. You may lose some bass, but you will gain a clearer, more balanced sound. You can also find some good deals for used speakers on Craigslist sometimes
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I've used the Sony STRDH-130. It's just a 2 channel receiver but it works great with the acoustimass set up
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i had a sherwood rx4109 when i bought the speakers. but it's also a tuner, probably not what you need
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you'll want an amplifier. A DAC is nice, but not strictly speaking necessarily
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If your TV has a line out you should be able to connect this headphone amp with the proper connectors.
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It doesn't require an amplifier. There are 3 HDMI's, 2 digital component inputs, 1 AV input and 1 USB on the back.
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You need a receiver to push the amps through it. It demands a lot. TVs don't have much.
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Instead of an amplifier, using a home theater receiver such as Denon, Pioneer, Yamaha, Sony, etc. is a better alternative since you can use the unit as part of your home stereo system. Most of these receivers, if not all, have TV, DVD Player, CD Player, AM/FM Radio, etc. audio inputs at the back. Using an audio cable (red/white color), connect the TV audio output to the TV audio input of the HT receiver by matching the color of the connectors. Using speaker cables, connect the left speaker to the left channel speaker terminals at the back of the receiver. Watch the cable polarity by matching "+" & "-" terminals at both ends otherwise the speakers will not sound good. Do the same to the right speaker. Turn on the TV & HT receiver. Set or click the TV input at the receiver and adjust the volume as needed. You can either leave the TV sound on or turn it down to the minimum, your choice.
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I'm using the amp for my flat screen tv, which only has a digital audio out. The tv's speakers aren't very good. I run the digital audio out to a digital to analog converter. Then it's a simple matter of hooking up some speakers. BTW, the amp is well worth the money if you can use its configuration.
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You will need an amplifier which you can get for $20. I suggest the Lepai LP-2020A+
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You will need a pole to mount it on and cable to connect it to your TV. The pole I got is thisHDTV Antenna Mount - 30inI would try it without an amplifier. Unless your signal is really weak you shouldn't need one.
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keep looking, you just need a uhf amplifier, find one at radio shack. or even a old tv vhf,uhf amplifier,thats built in antena...
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You will need an amplifier or A/v reciever. Tv output is not sufficient It does not decode the sound so it wont work
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probably yes but there could be impedence matching problems, like humming & buzzing. The pre-amp has a gain control, your TV probably does not
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Sure you could connect it to any watt system.. It itself isn't amplified so cannot hurt any system.. And I believe this one does not have balanced XLR out's,so you'd want to get two DI(Direct In boxes) and use two 1/4-Inch cables from the main out to the DI's..
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You'll need an amplifier. Specifically with a low pass filter as well since you get a full range output.
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You will need a good amplifier only.Also it may be atacched in other Audio-video receivers as an auxiliar component. It is up to you.Regards,Hector
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A separate amp is needed. The audio out from your tv is to connect that amp via rca or a/v cables. I used a fiber optic cable to connect my tv to the amp, but it is a newer hd model.
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I don't want to say for sure, since I have not tried or needed to try this, but there is a settings option "HDMI Audio to TV" with on/off which I assume can bypass the amp and allow the tv speakers to play for certain devices. Might even be able to set this up per source (have not verified).