Can you hook these up to a tv
1316594
Hey Tracey I believe it's a matter of compatible with your television but once you have the appropriate jacks, or your tv has the appropriate connections you should be just fine and would be enjoying the quality I am receiving...
1316595
Yup with a 3.5mm headphone jack infact thts what ive done good sound for a small room
1316596
Yes you can. If your tv has a 3.5mm headphone/earphone jack. Once you have plugged it in, turn the volume on the tv up to half, and gauge the sound with the volume control on the Altec speakers. Then you can use the tv remote to adjust volume from there.
1316597
Yes, you just need the proper cable from the audio out of your tv to the aux in on the right speaker.
317383
You wouldn't be able to connect to a TV with these. These are 1/4" connections. Most TV's are RCA, Component or HDMI. You need to determine what connection type you have on both the speakers and the TV. Also, unless the speakers are active (powered with a built in amp), you'll need an amplifier.
614540
They can be hooked up to anything that outputs via standard 2-strand speaker wire (+/-) - if your TV has those sorts of outputs, or you're planning on driving them with some sort of amp then, yes.
1081680
I do not know for sure though they might work if you could plug them directly into a TV as long as you have a 3.5mm audio port. They don't work to well if I plug them directly into my 500 Watt stereo receiver, but they work great on an mp3 player.
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Yes - you can hook them up using an XLR cable. You'll need an XLR cable that is male on one side and female on the other. On the back of the speakers there is an "input" and "output" XLR jack. Whichever speaker has your original input (microphone, sound input, etc.) will carry that sound over (using the output XLR jack) over to the "input" XLR jack of the 2nd speaker.
1173596
You can but those are not the best headphones for watching TV. They were made for studio mixing. You'll get too much bass frequencies. Not the sound quality you want for that purpose (Hi-Fi).
961787
yes you can hook the subwoofer up to your tv and these speakers sound great and get loud. I wouldnt buy them on behalf of the fact that mine were only used for watching tv and movies in my small living room and the speakers blew out in about 2 weeks maybe. but the subwoofer is great
1828622
They are headphones, not a TV.Jokes aside, havent tried it. It depends on if your TV has a headphone jack or not.
1907910
These speakers wire to your stereo/tuner like any others, they are powered by a transformer. Should be audio outputs on the tv to connect to the stereo amp/tuner. Mine work fine.
723811
If your TV is smart enough to operate Bluetooth then yes you can, but I don't recommend buying these, unless if you don't care about sound quality. I tried them with Skype and the sound was not clear at all. Its like your listening to the first TVs ever made.
1782015
No, you can not connect these speakers directly to your HDTV, unless your TV has speakers connectors, which I have not seen one thus far. The do not come with any wirings/cords. If you want a 5.1 Surround sound or bigger speakers than your TV, then you will need the following. RCA Wirings to connect the TV sound outputs into a Receiver, which you need to buy [if you do not have one]. Then buy good speaker wires/cords to connect the Receiver connect to these speakers. The samples in the Internet seemed to be missing the Receiver. They only show the TV and the speakers, which is misleading to some who is not familiar to sound system set ups.
1351622
Thanks for your question. This wonderful sounding system could hook up to a TV which has RCA analog line level output connectors.
1809073
No. You will need an amplifier (most commonly receiver). The TV outputs only send out a small signal, not enough current to power speakers.
517299
you can if your tv has a 3.5mm headphone jack! they really work with practically everything! that's why we love them! :)
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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.
805393
No, these work off of an infrared signal typically used in automobile applications. Unless if your TV has an infrared audio output I would say they will not work. I have not seen any TVs to date that have this feature.
1992994
Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.