Can I also use this as a sound bar for my hd tv?
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It didn't work with my older hd TV, but I've heard if it working with most new ones as long as it has an aux port on the tv it should work or if it's a smart tv
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If your TV has a built in amplifier and has the standard speaker wire ports with subwoofer port. I would see no reason why I couldn't. But only if your TV is equipped for it, I dont know your TV model.
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Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.
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Dear Russ, Thanks so much for your inquiry. If you have RCA audio output jacks you can use those to connect to the YAS-103 Soundbar. That will in all probability require you to go into the menu of your television and disable the television's internal speakers. The result will be much better sound! Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Regards, Eric Cohen Worldwide Stereo
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The answer is NO. You're looking at it the wrong way. Your TV has STEREO audio, this is a MONO speaker that is many times weaker than your TV's speaker so you're not gaining any benefit. Also almost all TVs DON'T have bluetooth so you'd have to buy a transmitter for it to work. If you want something for your TV you're better off with a soundbar
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If you TV has a HDMI connection it should work or use the audio out from the TV to the line 1 or 2 connections on the sound bar.
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get a samsung sound bar... or get a receiver and klipsch speakers and connect them to your tv...just like what I did. It's a home theatre.
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Yes, I believe you can connect an additional two devices to the sound bar. If you look on the back of the bar there are two additional ports and the instruction manual explains how to connect them
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If I understand the question you will have multiple devices hooked up to your TV via HDMI and you will use an optical audio cable to connect to the sound bar to play sound from the TV. Yes, the sound will play fine. I have the same set-up for mine. You just need to make sure the "function" is switched to "optical" on the sound bar to have it work.
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Well yes and no. For the purpose of this soundbar the only audio formats it can really handle can be carried by optical, there are higher quality like true sound hd, but this bar is not an audiophile bar and thus can't even approach the potential quality of the regular formats. The limit is the bar, not the sound input.
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Yes. But you'll have to connect the bar to the tv by analog ( red, white RCA jacks). Connecting by toslink is an option but I have found it to be unreliable due to drm issues.
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This is not a sound bar like you see elsewhere. This is for an amplifier. I'd just search for a nice sound bar that can usually be hooked into the output of your TV.
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The sound bar is strictly analog, that is, it has no digital (Toslink) connector. If your TV has an analog output for headphones you can connect the sound bar that way, otherwise you have to use a digital-to-analog audio converter.
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Nope. This is an optical (digital) audio cable. Your sound bar is an analog input.
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Yes, your tv has an optical digital output. Connect the digital cable to the sound bar and you are done.
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I guess you could do it that way. If you're TV has ARC support like mine does then I hooked up my components directly to the TV and then ran 1 hdmi cable from the ARC connection on the TV to the connection on the soundbar.
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Yes, I believe you can. We hooked ours up to a 55" Samsung LED TV using the provided RCA jack which is common on all TV's. However, this sound bar is not configured to work with our universal remote control for adjusting the volume.