Works with sony home theater? Speakers still work?
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I have used wireless headphones and this Sony unit and they connect the same. I have not used it on a Sony theater system but if you have a digital audio output the speakers still work with my flat screen, but this is not necessarily true if you use the headphone jack for the Sony Bluetooth unit. I tried it on two different TV's one would turn on in mute mode but the speakers still worked and the other the speakers would not work if the Sony was in the headphone jack.Good Luck.
1282826
Not sure about brand specific, but I know it works with the Panasonic 7.1 Blu-ray system.
1282827
It depends on your audio source.1. If your source is L-R stereo audio, a pair of Sony Bluetooth audio link over up to 30ft distance will maintain a higher fidelity comparing to 30-40ft coaxial copper cables.2. If you plan to transmit PCM digital 5.1.to 7.1 audio stream, then Sony unit won't do it. Although Bluetooth is capable of carry PCM stream, but Google "pcm bluetooth" seems to suggest that only a few cars such as Porsche and BMW use it. With small volume, the price could be in $500 range. For PCM stream, a 30ft Fiber Optic cable probably will be more cost effective.
1282828
It has no speakers, this is simply an adapter. Aslong as your speakers have a headphone socket it should work.
201870
Yes, it does. But I wouldn't say they are the best in class for the home theater experience. Also, I am skeptical about using them for too long - would recommend using it as a stand by. Having said that, no complaints regarding the in-built speakers at the face of it.
784216
We have it hooked up through a Sony receiver. Its an older model Sony that we've had for a while. We have it connected to nice speakers, though, and it sounds great.
1638547
Hi Dennis,Try pressing the test tone button on the remote, and see if your getting sound from all speakers. Also, did you use the RCA cables from the BD player to the Onkyo? ( one for each speaker ) Don't forget to choose the right format from the Blu-ray disk ( Dolby truehd / DTS HD master audio ) If your still having a problem, let me know..I can probably walk you through a little more detail.Tom
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It will work with any system that can pass through the HDMI signal to the sony decoder. But be careful not many amplifiers can do this. The cheap workaround is to buy an HDMI 2x splitter and simply route the raw HDMI source to both your amplifier and your sony headset unit. This is what I do. The headset is brilliant and turns itself + unit automatically on and off when you put it on your head. So just turn on the TV + the HDMI source and you are ready to go. Similarly if you do not want to use the headset but your pioneer speaker system then simply turn that on and things will be just like before. Amazon has plenty 2x hdmi splitters for sale as well.
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Actually, I bought an old Sony home theater receiver from Craigslist for $20. These older receivers (the ones with Dolby Prologic but not Dolby Digital and/or DTS) have A and B speaker outputs, which can both be run at the same time for a total of four speakers in stereo. If you're not put off by the idea of buying things from Craigslist, this might be the best and most affordable option (affordability being, I assume, the biggest criterion if you're buying these speakers, as was the case for me). I hope this helps. :)
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Hello, if your sony has a HDMI plugin, yes. But it is possible that the sound is not working, because my receveiver dont eat the audio codec.orif your sony has a video cinch and audio cinch plugin also yes.
666226
Mine registers my wii and dvd player well. I don't know about speakers alone, my surround sound is connected differently. I have to unplug the power cable for the little white box and replug it back in each time i want to use it, for some reason it wont register if i dont. But i have never had connection problems besides that. I have a vizio smart led tv and i connected the box to a hdmi cable and then to the tv. For the price its a decent find. If the price ever goes up though I wouldn't buy since i do have to replug it every time i use it.
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I have a Sony Home Theater Blu Ray surround sound system and no problems. On my Sony I turned Audio setting for the HDMI off. All sound goes through the Optical Cable. I also have BluRay disk set with External Speaker only sound. I'm really guessing the problem is in your Yamaha set up or wires. Just ensure optical wire is pushed all the way in. Good luck.
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try plugging it into your dvr or reciever in the audio out and then press mute, I have a home theater system that has no adio out so I HAD TO USE MY DIRECT-TV dvr audio out and they work great with my sony home theater system hooked up to my dvr if you have one press the mute button on the home theater system
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Actually I'm using the optical audio output from my Sony tv to the optical input of the sound bar...not sure why it wouldn't work when using the red/white output from your tv into the soundbar...all I did was hook it up and turn my TV speaker off...make sure the blue light is lit up on the soundbar when powered up...
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Actually, I bought an old Sony home theater receiver from Craigslist for $20. These older receivers (the ones with Dolby Prologic but not Dolby Digital and/or DTS) have A and B speaker outputs, which can both be run at the same time for a total of four speakers in stereo. If you're not put off by the idea of buying things from Craigslist, this might be the best and most affordable option (affordability being, I assume, the biggest criterion if you're buying these speakers, as was the case for me).I hope this helps. :)
95351
Not sure what your setup is but if you have picture and no sound check your audio settings. If it's set to output to AV Receiver you won't get sound to the TV speakers. That's my setup with the WD-73737 and a Sony AVR. I hope this helps but if not please provide more details on your setup .
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Andrew:>Here's the problem: the stupid Pioneer certainly has 7.1 OUTPUTS to the 7 speakers and the sub, but the INPUTS are only 5.1You can still use the 7.1 outputs to the 5.1 inputs; just don't use surround back left and surround back right.
1845047
Yes. No have bought 2 of these and both have been running for about 1 year so far with no issues. I am using for home theater as well.
703398
I have a SONY DVD Home Theater System DAV-TZ210. I use this product for my four speakers.
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Thanks for the info, but.... The TV speakers work fine with the sound bar when watching any TV reg or HD programs. It is just some HD dvd's or Blu-Ray dvd's that this problem occurs. There is an echo or feedback which sometimes you can turn the TV off and back on again and it disapears or makes it better. Some DVDs still have echo or delay from one speaker to the other. It is a sync problem between the TV speakers and Sound Bar which are both Sony brands. When everything working, tv speakers, sound bar and (2) wireless rear speaker it is awesome in my 16 by 11 room. I just thought there was an option somewhere to sync speakers together if needed. Thanks.Alan Thanks for the info, but.... The TV speakers work fine with the sound bar when watching any TV reg or HD programs. It is just some HD dvd's or Blu-Ray dvd's that this problem occurs. There is an echo or feedback which sometimes you can turn the TV off and back on again and it disapears or makes it better. Some DVDs still have echo or delay from one speaker to the other. It is a sync problem between the TV speakers and Sound Bar which are both Sony brands. When everything working, tv speakers, sound bar and (2) wireless rear speaker it is awesome in my 16 by 11 room. I just thought there was... » Read More Thanks for the info, but.... The TV speakers work fine with the sound bar when watching any TV reg or HD programs. It is just some HD dvd's or Blu-Ray dvd's that this problem occurs. There is an echo or feedback which sometimes you can turn the TV off and back on again and it disapears or makes it better. Some DVDs still have echo or delay from one speaker to the other. It is a sync problem between the TV speakers and Sound Bar which are both Sony brands. When everything working, tv speakers, sound bar and (2) wireless rear speaker it is awesome in my 16 by 11 room. I just thought there was an option somewhere to sync speakers together if needed. Thanks.Alan « Show Less