Will this unit power 2 rear surround speakers and give you a left and right channel? I can tell that you need to run a wire between the speakers.
1477753
Yes, it will power 2 rear surround speakers and give you a left and right channel. And yes you do have to run a wire from each speaker to the receiver unit. I should mention that I haven't been happy with this purchase because the wireless kit causes my rear speakers to make a loud popping sound when the surround sound goes off and on (e.g., when watching a show in surround and a commercial comes on that isn't in surround sound the pop occurs.)
231999
no it won't if you have 2 front speakers and 2 rear speakers. the rear speakers will hook up just fine, but the front speakers will not. it uses a floating ground on the front speakers with just 1 hot wire for the front speakers. you have to run a ground wire from the stereo to the front speakers to get them to work. you can not use the chasis ground for the front speakers. thanks john
887753
The cheapest, easy fix would be to just wire your surround back speaker (which is what the one directly behind you is designated in a 6.1 system, not sure why it's not just called 'rear center') into both of the outputs in the receiver marked 'left rear and right rear'.The alternative would be to use the S-Air wireless feature and add the extra speakers that way.
890648
If you wire it into 'rear right +&-' you'll only get the signals/sound effects from that channel right behind you so it might sound odd depending on the movie, like some effects might sound like they are dropping out due to the missing channel. I was actually thinking you could wire both +&- of the rear outputs together and then connect that to your wires running back to the center speaker, but that will change the impedance (ohms) of the speaker and I'm not sure what effect that will have on the sound or your system, so don't try that until you get an expert opinion on that. I'll have to either Google it or dig my old electronics manuals out of the basement. I also have a 6.1 speaker set-up and am getting this receiver but fortunately have a dropped ceiling and can run more wires, just need to get a matched-pair of speakers for the rear. *EDIT* After a little research you're idea of the 'rear left +' and 'right rear-' might work. Do NOT wire one speaker into both outputs. It might damage the receiver.
940733
Yeah, it depends on your setup -- you can connect up to a 5.1 surround sound system, it has outputs for two main LR speakers, rear L&R; speakers, center, and a subwoofer.
1054931
Hiya, this doesn't make sense entirely - the speaker is a passive speaker and will only produce the sound of what you send it. It has three speakers in it (Left-Center-Right) all in one cabinet, but it's not powered so it won't create two extra channels. Your 5.1 system will still be a 5.1 system. Well, assuming you have another 2 speakers and a sub....and a receiver.
968138
Yes. That is exactly what the remote wire was designed to do. You can use either front or rear out. If you are only hooking up a subwoofer, I personally would hook it up to the front outputs because I usually keep my rear speakers faded down a bit to use as fill.
1358536
Yes, I have the same system, we love it, it's the best all-around system out there and these are the best stands for the money. When you hook the wire into the rear speakers use a 90 degree connector, you can get from radio shack or best buy. just show them the wire you are using and tell them you need a 90 degree connector. again the connector goes on the rear speakers and will be helpful when you install speakers to speaker stands. this will all make since when you go to install rear speakers. enjoy CWN
1964407
This is a passive device so you need a surround receiver to hook it to for Left Center and Right. The wireless sub (system) would be connected to the "sub out" line level on the back of that same receiver. You also should have surround speakers.
540987
It would depend on the amount of speakers you are hooking up and the wattage I have a four channel personally but have it set to only power two speakers so If I decide to upgrade my system again I have the ability to do so
601482
Yes you just have to run RCA splitter jacks at the amp. You will not have adjustment from left to right but the speakers will work.
20195
You will need a seperate amplifier. This boosts the signal depending on how you set the channel outputs, but it is not made to power speakers by itself.
909110
You can run either. You can loop it at the speaker and make it mono. Or run both left and right to get a stereo signal. Just depends on your install.
935841
Not sure about Stereo but it has two speakers, left and right both should be working.
1809274
The rear speakers both plug into a wireless rear receiver. I've got my rear receiver behind the couch and plugged into the wall. No wires running from behind the couch to the main receiver :)
1433444
Hi your speakers are made to do anything you want . Hook speaker left an right one wire to left an right to 2#speaker an left an right to 3#speaker .you hook left wire to your amplifier left channel an right to right channel if it is a 4#channel this is called bridge to give you all amplifier power in 2#ohm s running one 8#Gage wire to amp Daniel :-):-):-)
26991
It depends on what type of wires you are using. I use it for running speaker wires for the rear surround speakers, but it will depend on what type of speaker wires you happen to be using. I only have 2 wires inside since I have 2 rear speakers. I don't know though if you are using monster cables.