how do they connect to a home theater receiver?
1449395
i connect my "TOSLINK optical audio cable" to my "att u-verse box" and it work .. i like headphones it sound very goood.
1449396
Either via RCA stereo connectors or Toskink digital optical audio (which preserves the decoded surround data). I hope this answers your question?
1449397
We needed to have someone come in to do the install, it needed more adapters than what came with the equipment. Our receiver is set up for surround.
2040210
All ur receiver needs is a sub pre-out. So an RCA connection. Plug in to LFE(Low Frequency Effects) on sub.
1299967
You need to plug the receiver unit into an amplifier. The output connection uses a 1/8" audio jack. Most amplifiers require a 1/4" male connector. You can find an adapter from any Radio Shack type store. You will need an adapter that has a 1/8" male plug at one end (this goes into the receiver units "output") the other side needs to be a 1/4" male plug. This end goes into the amplifier.
1815837
I connected to a receiver which is run to the TV. Also had to buy a center speaker and woofer to complete the surround sound system.
2197821
With the Connect, you can use your own speakers. The Connect will work like any other device connected to your receiver. Enjoy!
151853
You cannot connect those without a conversion. Maybe think about getting a newer TV... Even a cheap used one off craiggs list. Or maybe use a VCR to convert to the "threaded coaxial"
2281231
Screw them to the bottom of your couch, and connect them to an amplifier then connect your amp and sub to your reciever through the same port
1538306
You probably want to hook the Playbar to your TV. You can connect your receiver to the Sonos Playbar using a Sonos Connect. The Sonos Connect turns your receiver into a wireless input for the Playbar or any other Sonos speakers you add throughout the house.
378677
Stephen G., I'm interested in connecting 2 receivers and switching between them. I have a modern home theater receiver (Yamaha RX-V477) and a vintage receiver (Realistic STA-76 circa 1975). Each one does some things better than the other and I want to easily switch between them depending on what I want to do (like play vinyl on the vintage) and watch movies on the home theater receiver. If you know of something that can do this, please let me know. Thanks.
237111
If your receiver has a single rca output then just plug it into one or the other. I used the Left (white) one.
155109
They have to be hooked up to speaker terminals on an amplifier or receiver. Not sure that your TV has the power or connection to connect directly. I would connect the audio outputs to a receiver or if you are using HDMI to a receiver, just connect them to the receiver.
955705
Hello- Yes, you would need a home stereo receiver to work with this speaker system, you can not hook them directly to your tv. With the receiver, they should be louder, and much better sound quality, than what you get with your TV's built in speakers. Good luck-
1599562
Buy a chord with a headphone jack on one end and rca on the other and plug it up to the headphone jack of receiver to input of amplifier. You will probably need an adapter plug too for headphone jack to match headphone chord.
1907912
You cannot connect these speakers directly to your tv. They require an AV receiver to power them.
787032
Use the optical connector. Our takes the sound from the tv back to the unit
117256
You need a powered subwoofer. There is a pre-out (low power signal) on the receiver that connects via an RCA cable to the input of your powered sub. You can confirm this on the images on the Amazon listing.
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There is Audio out at the back of the TV Screen. Simply plug that to the input on the receiver.