I now have a system with front left & right, center, sub and rear left & right speakers. I want to replace just the center speaker . Will this work?
228981
yes, it's an excellent center channel speaker, you can loop all of the speakers on it together to create a center channel bar.That how I am using mine, and it sounds great.
228982
Yes. You can either connect to only the separate inputs for the center drivers, or you can wire all three drivers together so it acts as one big center channel. Note, all amplifiers may not be compatible with the latter option.
228983
No. This speaker is basically a 3 in 1 (LCR). It has 3 separate speaker posts.
228984
There are left, right, and center speakers built in to this bar. However they are all independent and need to be powered by and external amp. You could replace just the center speaker with this bar but you would be wasting the left and right speakers in it (unused).
228985
no, this is a 3.1 soundbar with L /R/and center built in, you need a center channel speaker only
228986
It will only if you currently have an audio receiver and keep your subwoofer. It is not a complete package. I ended up using the Sony HTCT60 with Subwoofer because it has the receiver built in to the sub. The pinnacle s-bar is a great set of speakers though.
228987
I don't see how. There are three seperate audio inputs on this bar for left,center, and right.
1133532
I don't know for sure, but I think you can do this for any pair of speakers (Left/Right). Download the manual from Pioneer Electronics. That will tell you.
50056
Not real certain: I just swapped out my current center speaker; removed the wires going to the Samsung speaker and placed the Bose instead. Works very well.
490486
Hi Ivan. Sure you can. The connectors are standard speaker wire. It will work like a speaker, but if you want it as a center speaker, be sure to get a receiver which will send a 3.x, 5.x, or 7.x signal. Also, to maximize this speaker it is a good idea to match power range (and rarely resistance of your wire expressed in Ohms). It's a good speaker. Enjoy.
816466
No. That's what I thought as well. Controller and speaker wire basically go back to the main unit. I bought the system thinking it worked like you thought. But hey, if that way works for you, I have a brand new never used system still in its box..........
967832
I don't recommend this system. Right or left. I've replaced it, so I'm not sure if it would work or not.
1168506
No, these are are replacement speakers and will work as is. You might want to use adapters for the wire connections if space is limited. It makes the installation easier as you don't have to splice the wiring.
1682807
Mr Clark I am not able to answer your question at this time. We are working on getting our new system set up and are making sure our speaker system will match up. I have found that contacting R/S Cust Service to be helpful with some of our concerns in setting up our system. If you don't get the answer to your question there, I have found that local audio shops can also be helpful. BC
689248
I don't see why not? you will just have to splice the wire to the speakers since it has it's ownconnection. only thing though is if the surround would be able to drive your new speaker?ig: enough power or same impedance or not, you should find out first cause I don't know if that is relevant or not.....hope this helps......
1165020
i bought thru amazon. i had same question as well. i habe 4 satellite speakers 1 center speaker and a sub+woofer. fyi i love it!
669168
Your front speakers are 6.5" so these speakers will work. You will want 5.25" speakers to replace the rear speakers.
2209935
Your amplifier needs to output the two additional rear channels, over 5.1. In addition, you need two more speakers for the rear. Thus your speakers are: center, front left and right, side left and right, rear left and right, and the subwoofer.
943486
They are great but for center speakers you need plenty of highs and mids. The center speaker is the work horse of the system. I won't used it
1273441
Absolutely you could!Just split the line for your center channel into a stereo left and right duplicated signal, then add it to the speaker via the RCA ports.You will probably have to do some sound leveling with the volume on the speaker to tune it in, but it will hold that once its good to go.Worst part is you will actually have to turn it on separate your system but other than that it should work fine.
703299
Your rear speakers don't necessarily have to match your fronts, so with that theory in mind, these should serve you well. As long as your center matches your front left and right, you're good.
1430706
cut it in the middle and add the cable you need, thats all. i did it with the rear speakers
50058
i have a center speaker plug in the back of my amp, if you dont i would not know if it will work properly