What kind of soundbar can be hooked up this? I know it is not wifi or bluetooth, so what will work with this?
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It has standard component ports and an SPDIF port. I use the SPDIF b/c it's just one digital cable, and there is an inexpensive adapter you can use to go from that to the optical (what I do to go to my LG Soundbar). Works great.
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i was told that getting any sound bar that is universal is always the best bet. of course the stronger the better. i would go with a sony sound bar but that's me, its a matter of preference. good luck
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It does not have bluetooth to connect to wireless speakers You should consider a sound bar which connects to the TV with an optical cable. LG has one on sale at Best Buy for 149.99. I own an older version of that and it's awesome for what you pay. As far as the TV is concerned...the sound is surprisingly good without any enhancement.
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the sound bar and sub woofer is wireless but both individually needs the power connection, you can connect to this system Bluetooth, its pretty handy feature, once you pair your device you can play music using Bluetooth.
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You can connect to the sound bar wirelessly via Bluetooth with a cell phone or a computer. The sound quality is a lot better if you use an audio cable. To connect to a TV you're probably going to need an audio cable unless your TV supports Bluetooth! And keep in mind that wireless refers to the audio cables, both the sub and sound bar need to be plugged into a power outlet.
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The sound bar is meant to be connected to your tv. You then use your tv as your media control system, switching between the different sources: dvd, Apple TV, roku, wd tv live, etc. The one exception is using blue tooth to play music on your sound plate.
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you can use bluetooth for the signal but u will need power cords for the sub and the bar.
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I should have added that I bought an optical splitter for my tv in conjunction with a Bluetooth transmitter, one optical went to a sound bar and the other to the transmitter, thus TV/sound bar sound is independent of Bluetooth which transmits to my Bluetooth headphones, you could do something along that line as well.
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Hello Jewl. This sound bar is powered through an ac connection and is optically connected to the TV (in my case). There are some wireless remote speakers out there that can be used in conjunction with sound bars. I hope this helps a little. Regards, Tom
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The sound bar is all you need, unless you don't have a WiFi hub to connect to, then you would need to buy a WiFi hub as well. Installs quickly, connects to the internet automatically and can be controlled by a downloadable application for ease of use.
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Fair. I put a polk 9000 soundbars on mine because of the application I am using it for. Another one was sold to my father in law and he has no sound bar. No complaints.
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No idea. At least, I never figured it out. The sound bar is about the worst conceived pieces of hardware I have encountered in a while. Avoid it.
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This particular sound bar does not have a HDMI port. You can use the optical input or the A/V cables if your TV has them.
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Think of this soundbar as being a replacement for traditional speakers so you'll need an amplifier. If you don't have an amp or your TV doesn't have speaker outputs, you'll want to find a soundbar that has the amp built in and accepts some sort of digital input.
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There is a single audio jack that you can plug into a single source. There is no WIFI component nor Bluetooth capability.
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It's not wireless, it's big and ALL cabling has to go through it since the amplifier is built into the subwoofer. The cabling to the soundbar is pretty short (and proprietary) about 10 ft, so it needs to be close to the TV instead of being places somewhere unobtrusive.
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I have the same question. It says for TV so why can't you hear the tv through the Bluetooth speaker? Not tech savie so what do you mean a speaker and dongle that supports it? Isn't there one that works with any Bluetooth speaker and what would that be? Make it more simple to understand . Thanks
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Depending on setup a mountable 2.1 sound bar might be the best option. If you want to clip cords you can get wireless Bluetooth speakers but they have a slow response time so gaming might be a bit of a problem.