Are these speakers magnetically shielded? In other words, can I place them close to a screen/TV? If not, how far away do they need to be?
1106179
I have these speakers couple inches away from my computer monitor and everything is fine. The only problem I've had is putting my phone too close to the speakers which sometimes causes static. Nothing out of the ordinary.
1106180
I can't technically answer that question but I can say we've got 5 pair in our office literally butted up against monitors. No issues
1106181
Shielding no issue for LED/LCD/Plasma. Only for old school CRT so doubt it matters for most people these days. Old issue.
1106182
I just held them up to a 720P lcd tv and my laptop screen, no problems or distortion. buy these speakers.
1187816
From installing these myself in my car, I CAN tell you that the positive and negative tabs are exposed. I would highly suggest against installing these in any marine/motorcycle/outdoor environment. These are good speakers but are not listed for marine (outdoor) use.
1735884
These are passive speakers that require some sort of direct connection. They are not Bluetooth or Sonos type speakers. That said, I LOVE them.
945453
The cords at most are only about 2 ft long it is made so you can attach it to the top of your laptop monitor and just run the cords from there to either side of the of the laptop. I now own a desk top and if I could I would attach these to my monitor, but the cords is not long enough. My tower would have to be right next to my monitor. All in all these speakers are great though they might little speakers, but they put out good clear sound.
189676
I would say no The plugs are not shielded they are plastic.so they would not.
759688
Mine are mounted in my basement behind a projector screen, and it's a wall with insulation. They sound great, and I haven't had any issues.
76168
They should work with the audio out connection. I got these speakers for my laptop and they work great. That's a big TV you have though. For it I'd consider bigger speakers although wouldn't know what to recommend. Something more in the home theater line perhaps. To provide the surround sound effect you are most likely wanting.
1071241
I've been useing them with my computer and tv and have found they work really well without messing with the sound or volume. Hope this helps.
1218677
No buzzing but they are definitely desktop computer speakers. Not for a whole room.
862745
I have them mounted on the side wall, since there isn't a rear wall within a reasonable distance of the listening position. They seem to work fine in this position, and we are hearing rear/side material from them. Good luck.
2200719
You will have a hum sound unless they are grounded somehow, these are great speakers!
2238379
I haven't used these with my TV but I suppose you could as they have analogue and digital inputs. It might be a pain though as you have to adjust the volume from the speaker. Plus with these monitors it's garbage in, garbage out. They are supposed to be near field so the sound you get from your television might not sound so great and might not be worth the investment. They can get loud for sure though.
884808
Answer here...Don't know position or dimensions they are built in, but we use TV on desktop and sound quality is very adequate for that application. Picture quality is very good (cable) price for TV was excellent. We tried others and they were less than satisfactory.Paul
286998
They seem to project around 180deg. from the speakers. I have 4 of them (2 sets in 2 differant rooms) in 7.2 and 5.1 configs. and like that they project sound well. I didnt need to be AS concerned as to their projection placement as alot of other speakers I have worked with. I think WHAT you have in the room is a greater concern than where you place the speaker itself.Once the sound has left the speaker,alot of things will eather absorb, or reflect the sound.Their placement in relation to those objects is definatly somthing to concern yourself with, but that is true with ANY speaker you work with. They seem to project around 180deg. from the speakers. I have 4 of them (2 sets in 2 differant rooms) in 7.2 and 5.1 configs. and like that they project sound well. I didnt need to be AS concerned as to their projection placement as alot of other speakers I have worked with. I think WHAT you have in the room is a greater concern than where you place the speaker itself.Once the sound has left the speaker,alot of things will eather absorb, or reflect the sound.Their placement in relation to those objects is definatly somthing to concern yourself with, but that is true with ANY speaker you... » Read More They seem to project around 180deg. from the speakers. I have 4 of them (2 sets in 2 differant rooms) in 7.2 and 5.1 configs. and like that they project sound well. I didnt need to be AS concerned as to their projection placement as alot of other speakers I have worked with. I think WHAT you have in the room is a greater concern than where you place the speaker itself.Once the sound has left the speaker,alot of things will eather absorb, or reflect the sound.Their placement in relation to those objects is definatly somthing to concern yourself with, but that is true with ANY speaker you work with. « Show Less
1084235
These are in wall and not free standing speakers, unless you have wiring in wall already these won't work for you. I love mine! Since they are in wall, they work excellent for my application. They rock with good mid tones and base and for the price you can't beat them.
2133074
They aren't long enough for you to put them at the edges of your room, but you will be able to get them far enough apart to give a good atmospheric sound. These are pretty darned good for the price, but if you are looking to have a home theater sound quality, you'll probably want to go with a more expensive set up.
192408
Sorry, not sure what you mean. They are just ordinary speakers, which we use for one of our small TV's. They are OK for the price.