I want speakers for my 42" LG HDTV because I can't get the volume in movies high enough for my husband who is hard of hearing. Would this work?
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This setup will work but it would have to be in conjunction with a audio receiver. Tv's do not have enough power to drive these speakers so another audio device would work for that. If you do not want to add another piece of equipment then this would not be your answer. They will not connect directly to the tv. Through a receiver they sound great and would be loud enough to shake a nice size living room. Just ask my wife and kid.... I hope this helps..
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This system can go very loud. Even on a little over half way it is so loud I feel like I'm in a movie theater.
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This speaker system is an excellent buy for the price and it would definitely solve you problem. The sub has it's own amp for power and has output for (i think) 2 speakers but I did not use this because I had receiver. I would recommend using the speakers with a receiver for best results.
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I agree with Damon--you can't just plug these into your tv, you will need a separate receiver. If you are simply looking to increase the volume, search Amazon for a "sound bar" which you can hook up directly to your tv. My grandfather is hard of hearing, and the sound bar works well for him.
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Just set mine up. I do have a home theater system, so it isn't an issue with me. But I am also not impressed with the sound from the tv. You certainly should be able to hear it over other noise, even though it could be louder.
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The sound comes out of two speakers on the bottom of the TV - one on each side. You can't see them from the front. They are oblong in shape and project downward. There is a setting on the TV to specify if you are using a wall mount or the included stand. I suspect LG uses an algorithm to improve sound either way.
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Yes, but this depends on your television. I have these speakers connected to a 19" Dynex that has terrible internal speakers. The Dynex has similar connections to most other televisions, including the necessary headphone jack and USB power port that these speakers require to work. Connected to the TV, these speakers sound just as good, if not a little better, than decent television speakers.
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Not sure which speakers you have, but your receiver looks like a brute, which makes me suspect that this little subwoofer might be a little wimpy for your setup. I'm using it with a Yamaha DSP-4100, which is a soundbar and I have a 12" B&W; subwoofer to supplement for movie LFEs. Hope that helps.
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Be aware that you wouldn't want to use this speaker system with a TV if that TVs external sound output level/volume is not adjustable from the remote. Some TVs have a fixed output so you should check your TVs manual.
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As long as your tv has a normal headphone jack, they should. Although if you're hoping for a full audio experience, you may be disappointed. You'll lose a lot of bass for movies and things, but it's great if you want to watch something but still be able to hear the people around you.
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If you are lucky to get a good set, it will work just fine at a lower volume. But i sent mine back because only 1 speaker was working.
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It would depend on what type of connectors you have on the TV. the speakers have the headphone sized plug (3.5mm?).You would need something that would adapt to what you have on the tv's output. It's to hard to generalize. . .
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Absoultely! I tried using only the built-in speakers in the television itself, but they weren't loud enough to hear and sounded distorted at high volume levels. I purchased oCosmo's sound bar and connected it to the television. The sound is much better and volume is more than adequate.
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we have 40 inch in a small room speakers that came with fine with us maybe in a very large room you might want larger speakers listen to your new tv first
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we have 40 inch in a small room speakers that came with fine with usmaybe in a very large room you might want larger speakers listen to your new tv first
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Yes, it helps a lot. DE enabled at normal volume works great. Much better than default speakers on the TV.
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Honestly, buy a new receiver. You need this, and then you can continue using the speakers you have. Trying to do this any other way is not a good idea, and will end up costing you the same amount of money and continued frustrations on lack of HDMI inputs and outputs.
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Probably no more volume than your TV already. This would be similar to LCD TV or good laptop speakers.
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Ralph, These speakers are for a home theater system only. I am using my speakers' with a Yamaha receiver and my Sony 46" flat screen to replace the weak speakers' that comes with most flat screens tvs'. What a difference it makes when we are watching a movie or just watching tv. Great sounding speakers for the money! Hope this helps! Abby
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Dear James, Thanks for your inquiry. If you are going to use the headphone jack, you're going to probably come close to maxing the volume in the television itself so more signal gets into the soundbar. Does your TV have an optical audio output? That would be a better option.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo